Next year I was going to take 5-7 all but a few seem to be considered easy
AP :
English language
U.S. History
Environmental Science( may be biology, but probably not)
psychology
maybe cooperative government
Microeconomics
(Maybe maybe macroeconomics if i end up getting a 4< this year)
Is this to much, I would also have exams the week after for dual enrollment.
Not too much since you don’t have hard sciences/math
Are you good at memorizing information and writing? If so, go for it. AP Language will likely be just a bunch of essay writing with a bit of reading thrown in (if you like that). The other ones are all almost entirely memorizing facts, albeit a lot of them. Psychology has a small unit of biology/anatomy, but it’s not too bad. If you can do that AND you’re interested in the topics, you’ll probably enjoy your year.
If you can handle the pressure, I’d recommend doing so. I took six my senior year: U.S. Gov, Comp Gov, Micro, Macro, Stats, and Environmental.
Only you would know. I have seen other students taking 7 AP though.
I took 6 in one year: Physics C Mechanics, Physics C E&M, AP Biology, AP Literature, AP US Government, AP Calculus AB. That was a little tough but yours should be easy assuming you are committed.
English language- this class is p easy, really the only hw is reading
U.S. History- lots of reading, lots of notes, we had quizzes every class
Environmental Science- dont take bio. APES is very very easy
psychology- lots of vocab, but i’ve heard its easy
maybe cooperative government- i’ve never taken this course
Microeconomics- I’ve heard this is very hard, lots of math
I took 5 this year: AP Macro, AP Gov, AP Lit, AP ES, AP Bio
APES and Psych are easy, Comp Gov and Micro have rigorous content but are 1/2 full course so count as 1.
English Language will not require a lot of review but a lot of work during the year. APUSH will be the really hard one.
If you only had those, it’d already be very ambitious.
Adding Dual Enrollment may make this plan borderline impossible…
Have you taken DE classes before? How many would you take? In which subjects?