<p>AP Physics 1 vs Honors Physics vs AP Psych
Ap AB Calc vs Honors Calc
Ap spanish vs college spanish
Ap macro vs regulars part in gov
Ap english literature vs regulars english</p>
<p>AP Physics (which one?)
AP Calculus (which one?)
AP Spanish (which one?)
AP Macroeconomics (unless your high school requires you to take government)
AP English (which one?)</p>
<p>But this is College Confidential…what did you think I’d say? :)</p>
<p>1) Depends on what your aims in college are - while it is always recommended that you take Physics in high school, if you’re planning to go into STEM, AP Physics 1 would be more desirable whereas if you are going into a non-STEM field of study, honors Physics should suffice. AP Psych is more a social science than it is a natural science.</p>
<p>2) AP Calc AB isn’t terribly difficult plus you have the opportunity to get credit if you pass - I don’t imagine it’ll be significantly more challenging than Honors Calc (they’re both still essentially Calc, and AB moves at a slower pace than BC anyways) - so I’d say AP.</p>
<p>3) How good are you at Spanish? I’ve heard that AP Spanish is very difficult to excel at if you aren’t a native speaker. </p>
<p>4) AP Macroeconomics - easy-ish course, again, AP beefs up your transcript mores than a general honors humanities course (despite my love for Gov.)</p>
<p>5) AP Literature is tricky - some people love it, some hate it. It isn’t conceptually difficult (at least not compared to AP Physics C or AP Chem) - but it prompts you to think critically about literature, much more so than you might be used to. </p>
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<li>AP physics 1
2.I didn’t know honors calc was a thing so I’d take AP Calc</li>
<li>whichever is easier</li>
<li>AP macro</li>
<li>Depends if you like English or noth </li>
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<p>No one can really answer this for you. It depends on your capabilities as a student. If you’re confident, or if you have experience with AP classes, I’d say go with the AP leveled courses. And by college Spanish, do you mean like Dual Enrollment credit?</p>