AP Environmental Science or AP French

<p>I am going to be a sophmore and my current class setup is this </p>

<p>AP Chemistry <a href="we%20have%20chem%201%20and%20chem%202%20and%20you%20only%20take%20the%20ap%20exam%20after%20chem%202">1</a>
Math Analysis Pre-BC level (Weighted as an ap at my school)
AP European History
AP Environmental Science
Honors French 4
Honors American Literature</p>

<p>If it was up to me I would be taking AP french 4 instead of honors (AP french spans years 4 and 5), but my parents say I can either take environmental science and honors french or just ap french and no environmental science. This is the only year where I would be able to take environmental science and it really interests me, but I am strong in French and my teacher thinks I will be fine in AP french. I can always take AP french 5 as a junior, but I want to take ap french 4 to be very well prepared for the ap exam. Any advice on what I should do.</p>

<p>If there’s no way you can take both, I’d say to drop Environmental SCience and take AP French. Environmental Science is considered on of the easiest AP’s, and you could easily self-study it. French AP though is much harder, and it requires years of practice as you know. You may not get that as much in an Honors class.</p>

<p>AP French will be more likely to give you college credit. Some colleges don’t accept APES.</p>

<p>If you want to take both, take AP French and self-study AP French.</p>

<p>Self-study Environmental and take French. Enviro is self-studyable, French is not (at least not as much).</p>

<p>environmental science is extremely easy.</p>