Possible to self-study these over the next year?

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<p>I was wondering if you all thought that it would be feasible to self-study for the following:

  1. AP Bio- have taken SAT II BIO, and enjoy Bio anyways.
  2. AP Chem- I have heard some say to not study while some say to study is possible, but I am really interested in science, and I believe that I will be able to self study over the course of the year
  3. AP Environmental Science- I love science. =D haha
  4. AP Psych- easy and I have always been interested in Psychology anyways…maybe too interested. Idk… i bought a book to read for myself on that topic.
  5. AP Comp Sci- Science =D. I love computer programming as well. I’m taking courses on learning C, although I know Java is used in the AP exam, but once your learn C… any other language is easy to learn.
  6. AP World History- I’m not a big fan of history, but I think I would enjoy studying WORLD history as opposed to US history.
  7. EU History? Maybe…is it at all similar to World history?
    So is the above all feasible? haha
    I won’t be taking any other AP exams next year, and for my senior year, I will only be taking the AP classes our school offers, and I might self-study for Physics.
    Oh, and would it be a waste to self-study Physics my senior year?
    Thankyou!</p>
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<p>Do the olympiads and you’re set for the science APs…</p>

<p>USNCO
USABO
USAPhO
USACO</p>

<p>look em up on google…</p>

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<p>Psych: Least of your worries.</p>

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<p>^ lol. Yes, I heard it is very easy, so I AM planning to take it. I was just wondering what everyone thought of self studying for all 7 next year.</p>

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<p>I think self-studying for APs is admirable. But 7? If you have time to self-study for 7, use that time to devote to a passion you have. But then, that’s just my opinion.</p>

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<p>Do the Olympiads and you won’t even have to take the AP. -_-
A friend in tenth grade is doing just that since he made Nationals in one of them.</p>

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<p>half of your self study choices are pretty easy so you just need to concentrate on the hard ones.</p>