<p>I am going into my Junior year.
I'm not good at Bio (I got a B in Honors).
I'm good at Chem (I got an A in Honors).
I'm really good at math ( I'm taking Diff Eq and Complex Analysis in junior year).
Should I switch into AP Environmental Science?
I only want to switch in if I think that I'll get an A.</p>
<p>To do well in APES, you only need to understand simple arithmetic and basic concepts from biology and chem. There’s a fair amount of work you need to put in but it’s not excessive. It’s mostly reading, memorizing, and lectures (plus labs!)</p>
<p>If you’re interested in the material, then you probably won’t even mind the work and end up getting an A. Best of luck! </p>
<p>Which class are you thinking about switching out of? </p>
<p>@lumilie I don’t like reading. Memorizing is ok. Lectures are for every class. Labs are fun.
Is it really that much reading? I hate reading.</p>
<p>@ribbonroad224 I’m thinking of switching out Honors Global Studies. It’s a Social Studies Graduating Requirement that I’ll just take Senior year.</p>
<p>Would you be taking any other social science classes junior year? </p>
<p>@ribbonroad224 I’m taking AP Chemistry in junior year too.</p>
<p>@sonofgod908 Yes, there will be lots of reading if you want to get an A. You could probably get a B without reading if you listen really closely to the lectures (depending on how thorough your teacher is). </p>
<p>If you don’t want reading, then don’t take APES. You should also avoid AP Euro and APUSH. </p>