<p>Hi everyone! I'm a rising senior and I am wondering if I should take AP Bio over AP physics 1?
Instead of taking physics last year I took apes which I got an A- in. I am not a science person and will not be majoring in anything science related.
Will schools care if I don't have physics? I'm not amazing at math and I am already taking four hard AP classes next year. I am also leaning more towards biology because the teacher is an easy grader. </p>
<p>If you haven’t taken any Physics yet, I’m guessing it would be best for you to take AP Physics 1.</p>
<p>AP Bio is a pretty well-known/rigorous course so if you feel it will be easier than go for it. However considering AP Physics 1 is now honors Physics I’m pretty sure it’d be easier but that’s just me.</p>
<p>Thank you! I am also afraid because it is a new course it will be unorganized and confusing. </p>
<p>TBH, colleges pay attention to your senior year too, as they get your semester 1 transcript. They want to see if you still push yourself into senior year and not relax in your last high school year. AP Physics 1 should be easier than AP Biology if you like calculations while AP Bio is memorization and factual stuff. i would honestly take AP Physics and aim for a 5 on your AP. good luck!</p>