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Old 06-25-2008, 09:12 PM   #1
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Is this too much???

Senior year: AP English 12, AP Government, AP Human Geography, AP Psychology, Honors Chemistry 1, and Honors Pre-Calculas. I was going to origionally take AP Chemistry but my school dropped it because there isnt enough students taking it. But how does my course selections look...i know its going to be tough and a lot of work, it might be too much?
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Old 06-25-2008, 09:16 PM   #2
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This shouldn't be too bad, if you ask my opinion. I took AP Amer. Gov. this year and while my class was quite difficult (primarily due to a "teacher" who earned such a title only nominally), the actual AP exam was really nothing to be concerned about (I think/hope, as I have yet to see my score

One question: Don't you think it would be better to take a wider range of classes (i.e. not 3 humanities courses) in order to demonstrate well-roundedness for college?

Also--possibly procure an AP Chem review book so you can self-study along with your honors Chem course if you believe that the course with outside study could suffice as preparation for the exam.
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