<p>Tell me what you think... please and thank you :)</p>
<p>Would this be a problem for admissions?..</p>
<p>For my junior year, I chose at subject selection, AP Physics B, AP Calc. AB, and Law III...</p>
<p>Then I got a call in the summer from my counselor saying that there was a schedule conflict. AP Physics B is only offered 2nd period, Law III is only offered 3rd, but AP Calculus AB was only offered 2nd and 3rd periods. So the problem was that I have to drop Physics to take Calc., drop Law III to take Calc., or drop Calc. altogether. I wouldn't drop Calculus at all, because there would be no other math option for me to take... I wouldn't drop Law III because I'm really passionate about it (I want to be a lawyer) and I just wouldn't... So that leaves me having to drop AP Physics B... </p>
<p>Then I needed to get another science so I had the choice of AP Enviro, AP Bio, and AP Chem. I wouldn't like AP Chem, and I would like AP Bio but I was unsure of whether I would be able to handle the courseload (which now I notice I probably could, but it's too late now) and it has been a long time since I studied Biology -- about 4 years -- so I wouldn't remember much. So I ended up taking Enviro, which I'm taking now, At the beginning, I was really bored, but other students I know who took it last yr assured me that it would get better... </p>
<p>Also, I took Physics Honors the year before (soph.) and was planning on taking AP Phys. B & C after. I wonder if the discontinuity makes an impact - it was out of my hands</p>
<p>Anyway, what I'd like to know is if the discontinuity makes a difference and the fact that I took a "lesser" AP (Enviro vs. Physics) does as well...</p>
<p>Thanks! :)</p>