<p>DS14 is currently taking AP Physics B and loves it. He wants to major in physics in college, and is currently choosing courses for his senior year. He has space in his schedule to take both of the Physics C courses (electricity and magnetism, and mechanics). He would be taking AP Calculus BC concurrently, which should cover the math portion, per the curriculum guide.</p>
<p>Is it reasonable to take both of the Physics C courses at the same time? Or should he choose just one of them? He is strong in the STEM subjects, but with doing college apps next fall, we don’t want a burnout schedule either. </p>
<p>His other courses would be CP English, CP History, and PE.</p>
<p>Another option would be AP Statistics in place of one of the physics courses, though he is less excited about that option.</p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>