Apps
The MKSAP app provides seamless and efficient access, with offline functionality for uninterrupted learning anywhere and enhanced features designed for convenience and flexibility.
How do I download the app to my device?
- Find your device type on the list below and use the link to download and install the ACP MKSAP app.*
- Open the app and log in using your ACP MKSAP username/password. (Forgot your password?)
- Your answers and progress will sync automatically with ACP MKSAP any time your device is connected to the Internet.
Download Links:
| Windows PCs/Laptops | System Requirements: Windows 11 or later 750 MB available disk space 4 GB RAM |
Download Version 1.0 |
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| Mac OS | System Requirements: Mac OS X 15 (Sequoia) or later 750 MB available disk space 4 GB RAM |
Download Version 1.0 |
| Android Tablets and Phones | System Requirements: Android 13 or later 400 MB available disk space |
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| iPads and iPhones | System Requirements: iOS 18.2 or later 400 MB available disk space |
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We are currently working with Apple to release an iOS version (Apple mobile devices) of the ACP MKSAP app in the Apple App Store. Meanwhile, the web version of ACP MKSAP, along with the Android, PC, and Mac (Apple desktop/laptop) versions of the apps, are all available.
How do I access updated content or features in my app?
To access the latest content and features, make sure you're running the latest version of the app. For iOS and Android, your device should notify you through the app store when an update is available. Install the latest version of the app through the app store. For the Windows and Mac OS, updates must be installed manually. The latest versions of the apps are available in the "Download Links" section above.
You can also access MKSAP on the web at mksap.acponline.org.
* Although it is not possible to officially support all versions of all operating systems, the current version of ACP MKSAP is designed to function properly on the vast majority of web browsers that are included in current mobile device operating systems, e.g., Apple iOS (iPhone/iPad), Android smartphones, Microsoft Windows Phone and other smartphone operating systems not listed above, ChromeOS (Google Chromebooks), Windows-based netbooks, and other Android-based tablet devices.