<p>I plan on taking Ap euro during the summer before my senior year. Ive heard it was a really hard class but im not sure since im taking it online. BTW I will be trying to finish it in like 2 months working about 5 hours a day on and off. Is this possible?</p>
<p>Also, one last thing...For those of you who have never taken an online class, the teachers cant really "see" you when you are taking the online tests. "If you know what I mean" :)</p>
<p>It’s all up to your teacher. My teacher gives us .75-1.5 hours of homework a day, but your mileage varies. I wouldn’t recommend doing it over the summer though, there’s quite a large amount of terms and events and you would be REALLY scrambling in May in order to re-memorize everything. </p>
<p>I’m even more worried because you’re implying you may cheat during tests. While I’m not going to give you a huge moral rant, I do think you may not understand the content well during the test, and you will need further studying. Is the class not offered at your school?</p>
<p>But yes, if you commit yourself to it and review a bit every month after you complete the course it certainly is doable.</p>
<p>The class isnt offered at my school and I dont plan on taking the AP exam. Im just doing it so I can get the valedictorian award. (GPA boost) Im like 0.08 points off from beating the first guy.</p>
<p>Alright, then by all means do it… the class is trivialized if you can look at notes during tests.</p>
<p>Your schools give you AP weight online even when you don’t take the exam?
lucky</p>
<p>They wouldn’t know whether you’re cheating or not unless you copy the book word for word during the essay or something. Open book history tests are a joke.</p>
<p>^—Exactly…Some people are just too serious here…</p>
<p>ap euro requires some work… medium difficulty imo</p>