You might want to opt for having a life and/or sleep instead. Unless you're aiming for Harvard (hell, even if you are), I don't see the point. Nobody's going to care how many AP classes and tests you took five years from now.
you obviously care way too much about aps. i hate to break it to you, but my college counselor said they do not play a central role in college admissions and good colleges rarely give you credit for them. If i was an admissions officer i would note two things: 1. you must go to an easy school to take all of those AP classes 2. you chose AB calc as opposed to BC...did you do that so you could cram in another AP or are you just not up to the hard classes? In the end, self-studying for APs (especially Art 2d) will make you look more like a suck-up than a committed student.
its pretty lame to post this, it makes you seem a bit like a braggart, especially when we have no clue where you go to school and if it is easy or hard academically.
I think you should take the really important AP's - i.e. math, science and english
i think art is completely useless, and enviro really isn't a "substantial" science for u to show colleges
I also think that 2 government exams are unnecessary, one is fine to show that you're well rounded
Why would you take so many APs senior year? Colleges like rigorous coursework, but a schedule full of APs is overdoing it. The admissions officer might have second thoughts about your intentions and your mental stability or something.
