<p>Here's my schedule</p>
<p>Calc BC AP
Govt/Econ AP
Enviro AP
English Lit AP
Psych AP
Volleyball</p>
<p>Now, I know senior year I'll be catching senioritis. I'm a genius a math and many people have been complaining why I'm taking Enviro instead of Physics. I'm REALLY lazy, I could probably take the class and do good on it.. Should I take Physics AP or jsut take it easy and do Enviro?</p>
<p>Enviro is a joke. Take Physics.</p>
<p>Physics, please.</p>
<p>I’m with the people telling you to take AP Physics. In the words of my college counselor, Enviro is a “JV” AP class, meaning colleges don’t look at it like it’s as challenging as, say, AP Physics.</p>
<p>Yes, I’m taking AP Environmental as a sophomore, and while it’s a good class, it is easy, and definitely does not compare to what I’ve heard about AP Physics. APE is nice if you have the space in your schedule for it, but I think it is a bad idea to give up physics for it… I certainly would not.</p>
<p>If you don’t want to, don’t. Simple as that. It’s senior year, don’t kill yourself. I’m taking enviro next year too because my only other option is AP Physics B online and I refuse to take Physics as an online course. Same with AP Calc AB. It’s only being offered as an online course next year. I have my math requirements, so I’m not going to drown myself in online Calc.</p>
<p>But really…if you want another good looking credit, take it. -shrug- All depends on what you want. We on CC can only give you advice, not decide for you. </p>
<p>Do you want more work to take a class you’re sure you’ll do well in? Or do want to settle for the easier class with less work that won’t look as impressive? </p>
<p>Your choice.</p>
<p>Physics and if you are a mathematics genius you should’ve taken advantage of it.</p>