<p>Alright so senior year is coming and I was wondering about tips for taking AP courses. I have never taken any AP courses, I just hear what my friends say. But I am doing them online at FLVS.</p>
<p>Anyways my schedule will be</p>
<p>AP Macro 1st Semester/ AP Government 2nd Semester
AP Computer Science A
AP Calculus BC</p>
<p>Dual enrolling and taking Freshman Comp skills (equivalent to freshman class at college)
General Physics with calculus (equivalent to AP Physics C)</p>
<p>I'll explain some things.</p>
<p>I love history and I am avid in politics, so AP Government is a given, and AP Macro is the economy which I am also very interested in. </p>
<p>AP Computer Science is a given, I am pursuing a computer science major in college so taking this is a no brainier. </p>
<p>As for Calc BC, I figure that since Calc and Physics are required for Computer Science that I take two classes to get an idea of what is ahead, and to possibly take the AP exam and get credit, but that'll be later.</p>
<p>So what tips do you guys recommend for taking AP courses, especially multiple for a guy who has not taken any during his high school career.</p>
<p>Fyi: I can apply myself, I just couldn't take an AP course Junior or Sophomore year because standardized testing got in the way and the scores negated me from taking any AP courses.
I was going to take AP. USH and AP. World History during my Sophomore and Junior years.</p>