<p>Hey everyone, I am currently in 10th grade in HS and I was wondering if I could get into a good school with just 7 science credits? People have told me that I need atleast 3 AP sciences. By the end of my sophomore year I will have successfully completed AP ENVIRON, H CHEM, H PHYSICS, H BIO. Do I need to take a AP science junior year AND senior year? Or will I be fine if I just take H anatomy junior year and ap bio senior year?</p>
<p>First, it depends on your definition of a good school. It is not easy to find a truly bad school out there, however they do exist. If you are referring to an Ivy League/Duke/MIT/etc., then your science schedule seems sufficient. 7 science credits is a lot and most people don’t have that many. More important than the number of classes you take, is the difficulty of your classes, and how well you do in them.</p>
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