<p>So I’ve been taking PreAP since I was a 6th grader. I’m going into Junior year and I’m thinking of taking AP World History, AP English, AP Physics, AP Chemistry, PreAP PreCalculus and PreAP Spanish 4. I have had 1 AP class this year (AP US History & I’m making an easy 102.) I think school is pretty easy but I study a lot for every subject. (My grades freshman year & this year haven’t been lower than 97s) I just don’t know if I can manage 4 AP and 2 PreAP, but I really want to because I want to take 6 AP classes senior year. Any advice on making all A’s in those classes? Thanks! (Oh & I’m going for an Engineering major)</p>
<p>It’s possible but don’t get your hopes up. I know somebody who always tried overachieving took 3.5 APS and ended up with 3Bs. </p>
<p>I mean I only took 3 APs junior year and got straight As but this year I have 4 APs and so far I’m getting straight As (as of last semester). But wow 6 APs senior year, you must be very self-disciplined, which I’m sure you are. But I think you could do it. It also depends on how good you are at those AP subjects and how difficult each AP is. Like I don’t consider AP English to be the hardest but I think Physics and Chem could be hard. Depends on you though! :)</p>
<p>It’s what you’ll do in college. Also, if any of your APs spread a one semester college course over the whole year, then you should almost count that as half a course. The big difference is busy work, not difficulty.</p>