Quality vs. Quantity

<p>I took one exam last year (Physics B), and I am currently registered for 7 more
Calc BC, Bio, Chem, Music Theory, Physics C: M, Physics C: E/M, English Language - independent study for the last 3.</p>

<p>I am feeling very uncertain about Physics C: E/M as well as English Language. If I drop these two, I can almost guarantee all 5’s… if I don’t, all bets are off and my next month will be VERY stressful. But I’ll have a chance at National AP Scholar.</p>

<p>My questions:

  1. How important is National AP Scholar after junior year in terms of college admissions?
  2. What kind of preparation is required for English Language?
  3. Is it an unrealistic task to, above everything else, master Physics C: E/M from nothing but a Physics B foundation within a month?</p>

<p>P.S. I hold a part time job.</p>

<p>Physics C should be easy if you know your calculus.</p>

<p>I agree with logos. AP Physics B will certainly help you, but AP Calculus 1 very very very important. If you want to understand the AP Physics C material, you better learn AP Calc first.</p>