<p>Is AP Chemistry a difficult class? Apparently, it is the hardest class at my school, according to current student taking it. I feel like those people are over exaggerating. What is your opinion? This is the teacher's first time teaching AP chem, if that says anything.</p>
<p>I’m also taking AP Chemistry next year and I hear that the difficulty varies from school to school. Chemistry is class that takes time. It’s a class that forces you to think outside the box. You either understand it or you don’t. But you can master it unless you work at it. Yes, AP Chemistry is a challenging class but it’s completely doable.</p>
<p>im taking ap chem next year as well. does anyone know if it has more homework than ap euro?</p>
<p>In my opinion, if you understood chemistry beforehand then you’ll be fine. It’s gonna be a little bit more challenging, but it’s just a simple understanding of basically math in my perspective 
and yeah, it depends from school to school but considering it’s also the teacher’s first time teaching you it might be a little crazy cause they’re going to see how they should go about teaching the curriculum leading up to the test in May. good luck! :)</p>
<p>No one can answer this for you with a real response. It really does matter depending on your school or teacher. My AP chemistry class that I’m in know is only 4 1/2 months long because my school is on block schedule so I am expected to have memorized everything from honors and we are rushing into brand new topics without spending much time to learn them. Basically, my chemistry class is a nightmare and the highest grade on our past 2 tests was a 75, with the average being a high F. </p>
<p>That said, don’t be scared because that is my school with my unorganized teacher. If the class is a year long, it is probably much easier.</p>
<p>Best thing (and the only thing) you can do is go to the AP Chemistry teacher in your school and ask. At most schools, you will have a nice amount of HW and have to spend a nice amount of time studying.</p>