<p>I'm planning my senior year schedule, and I was wondering how bad it would look to an Ivy League school if next year I took apes instead of another science class like chem or emag if all my other classes next year will be ap</p>
<p>I'm just trying to figure out if taking apes as a slack course would hurt my chances pf admission</p>
<p>Normally I’d suggest swapping APES for a more challenging AP science, since you’d like to go Ivy. However; if all of your other classes are AP, and if you’re a sane human, another difficult course could prove to be extremely overwhelming.</p>
<p>If you think you can handle the work, take a harder science. Otherwise, just take APES. It’s still an AP.</p>
<p>(Coming from a current APES senior) :)</p>
<p>i take ap physics c, ap calc bc and apes… while apes is easy, it’s the most funnest ap class IMO out there. take it or you’ll miss out.</p>
<p>right, well i’m taking calc bc and physics c mech this year, so i don’t know what to do</p>
<p>APES is probably the easiest yet dumbest AP class ever. I’m taking 2 Science AP classes (that and Bio) and AP Bio covers most of the stuff within a month. APES also has some pretty biased stuff in there as well. In my book anyways, the author continues to preach a conservationist outlook.</p>