<p>My school offers limited science APs, but for the sake of my schedule, I would still like to take one. I originally was going to take AP Physics, but then I switched schools and am missing out on some info. That being said, I am trying to decide between AP Chem and AP Bio.</p>
<p>Which one is "easier"? I know they are both hard, but I can definitely handle the workload of an AP course. I took Honors Bio freshmen year (got a B...horrible teacher) and I took Honors Chem sophomore year (got an A).</p>
<p>Other AP courses I'm taking next year: Calc AB, English Lit, and Macro.</p>
<p>So....which one would YOU say is "easier" for people who have taken both, or, what is the difference between the two?</p>
<p>ive taken both. chem's ez pie compared with bio. bio = way too much memorization and i hate memorizing. so if you prefer memorizing go bio, otherwise go chem.</p>
<p>At my school, biology is easier, but that's only because the teacher is an idiot, no one tries in the class, so the test curves are generous, and we can get 5% extra credit.</p>
<p>On the AP exam though, I expect to get a 5 on chemistry and a 3 on bio. So I'd say chemistry is easier, for largely the same reasons as the above posters. Of course, if I were you, I'd take both.</p>
<p>in comparison to bio its nothing. Plus with chem you constantly reuse and apply formulas and constants that you are expected to memorize so overtime you remember them inherently.</p>
<p>bio and chem come pretty good for me i believe with with I know now i could 3's on both and if i study i could get higher. I took physics last year and failed.</p>