<p>Would this be too hard? If I didn’t take these classes there wouldn’t really be any non AP classes for me to take. Except maybe Honors English 3 and Honors US history. Junior year is 7 AP credits and Senior year is 5 AP credits.</p>
<p>Junior year:
AP Calculus BC
AP Human Geography
AP Computer Science A
AP English 3 (I think its called lit)
AP US History
AP Earth Science</p>
<p>Senior year:
AP Computer Science B
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
Chinese 2
AP World History
AP English 4</p>
<p>My plan is to get A’s 1st semester in bio and chem and then just pass or get B’s second semester and pass the AP test because I will already be accepted into college and also it will count for my college class.</p>
<p>I’m confused about some of the courses you’ve listed. It’s probably just the different in naming at your school, but what test would you take for AP Computer Science B and AP Earth Science?</p>
<p>Uhm AP earth and environmental science is just a regular AP class, not sure what you mean by what test. One of my computer teachers told me I should take her AP Computer science class and when I’m a senior there will be a second AP computer science class I can take.</p>
<p>Okay, so for AP earth/environmental science you’d take the AP environmental science exam. But for computer science, there is only one level of the subject (Comp Sci A). The exam for Comp Sci AB was discontinued a few years ago. </p>
<p>Hard subjects (because they are conceptually difficult)
-Calc BC
-Comp Sci A
-Chemistry</p>
<p>Hard subjects (because they involve a lot of memorization)
-APUSH
-AP World History </p>
<p>Overall, your schedule looks like it’d be difficult to manage. Some classes will be easier to manage, but bear in mind, AP tests are not easy. Each subject (even Ap Psych) involves a lot of work in order to be able to get a 4 or 5. If you aren’t really good with memorizing facts, then I might cut out one of the history courses (preferably AP World). Likewise, if you have a hard time understanding things conceptually, then I’d drop one of the math or science subjects.</p>
<p>Take math senior year</p>
<p>do you want a life? like honestly the classes you are taking are all going to be difficult especially with your course load, take some interesting, non-AP electives or something because you will have no life, but homework and studying if you are taking all of these classes and want As. Colleges want more then just a hard courseload, they want to see you involved in your community and doing extracurriculars. One of my best friend’s older brothers took a course load of this caliber, did well (all As) and had crazy high SATs, but that was really it, he did do tennis, but he was more focused on school then extracurriculars. He applied to MIT early decision and was deferred and was eventually rejected regular decision. So your course load is not all that, you must be doing other things too. </p>
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You need to reevaluate your priorities. What kind of college wants to accept someone who thinks like this?</p>