<p>I am now thinking of a couple paths for careers, specifically in the sciences. I am a girl going into her junior year of high school. I really love Neuroscience and psychology stuff, but at the same time I have yet to really expose myself to the whole astrophysicist Stephen Hawking stuff. The only thing in school I have never tired of it math, and I know there is a lot of math in physics.. I took chemistry this year and thought quantum mechanics was the coolest thing ever, lol. </p>
<p>So far, math and science wise, I have taken these at school:
2 Years of Biology (advanced biology honors and freshman biology honors)
1 Year of Chemistry(honors chem)
5 Years of Math (block scheduling) through Pre-Calculus (all honors)
I have yet to take Physics, but I watch a lot of youtube videos on the MIT channel and live on the TED website, and the concepts and material seem really interesting.</p>
<p>So, my question is, would it be more beneficial for me to be taking AP Biology or AP Physics for senior year? I am already taking AP Chemistry next year, and I cannot fit either AP Bio or AP Physics in junior year or together senior year, I have to pick on or the other. I am also taking AP Calculus senior year if that helps...</p>