<p>So it’s scheduling time at my high school and i’m trying to decide which classes to take. (My two Ap’s i’ve takem so far are English Language and comp. A and Macroeconmics A) So far my classes for next year are Honors Calculus (1 credit), and Spanish 5/AP spanish (2 credits). I’m on the block schedule so i have 5 blocks left. if i take orchestra i have to combine it with Ap Government becuase ap gov is just one semester so then i would only have 3 blocks left so i could take AP Human Geography (1 credit), AP Microeconomics (1 credit), AP bio (2 credits), AP english 12 (2 credits), or AP physics (2 credits). If i don’t take orchestra i could free up one more block so i could take two of those 2 credits classes but i’ll probably keep orch becuase i’m first chair and my parents don’t want me to drop it. So my question is, which AP should i take? Would it be better for me to get a C in AP physics than an A in AP bio? I’m applying to William and Mary UVA Vanderbilt, VA Tech, and JMU, (with VA residency) if anyone is familiar with what those schools perfer, my top 3 being UVA william and mary and vandy. Please help me decide which classes to take!</p>
<p>My personal opinion would be it is better to get an A in AP Bio than a C in AP Physics. AP bio, from experience, is not hard and the AP exam is very doable. AP Physics is not hard, but it is a lot of math, and if math is not your thing, then Physics is probably not the answers. AP Bio is still considered challenging because it is an AP so it will look better to have an A in an AP than a C. But that is just me! GOOD LUCK!</p>