<p>Im just trying to plan out my junior schedule. </p>
<p>AP Lang and Comp
Pre-Calc Honors
AP Chemistry
APUSH
AP French Lang
AP Psychology</p>
<p>These classes I will take for sure. Which one (Euro or Physics) will be better to take? Also, which one would be more doable? I want to apply to top schools and am interested in science/biology.</p>
<p>If you have physics C at your school, I would do euro now and go straight to physics C senior year. If physics C isn’t available at your school, I would check to see if the colleges you plan on applying to would grant credit for physics B. A lot of schools tend not to give credit for that course.</p>
<p>Yeah, my school does not offer Physics C, only B</p>
<p>Physics B looks much, much better in my opinion and also sounds more interesting. It’ll be harder than Euro, no doubt, but it’s doable.</p>
<p>I took both Euro and Physics this past year as a sophomore (both 5’s), and I would recommend you take Physics since you want to go into a science major. I also found Physics to be a lot easier than Euro (though the Euro teacher was s**t and the Physics teacher was more than decent), since there was less work in Physics than Euro (for me) and also less to remember for Physics. Still, think about it some more. If you’re really interested in European History (or if your school’s Physics B teacher sucks like my Euro teacher does), choose Euro.</p>
<p>Euro and USH are on the same day. Physics looks better too. Go with Physics.</p>
<p>Physics B definitely looks a lot better, although it’s not too difficult if you work hard.</p>