<p>For math, I would do Multi. It’s not too difficult, and there are some interesting topics (I do have to admit, though, that it’s boring for the most part)…</p>
<p>Physics C probably won’t be that bad especially since you have already finished BC Calc. I would agree that C goes more in-depth and is more for engineer prospects. </p>
<p>Physics B, IMO, is not “easier” than C. It just covers more topics…and you have to really be a “physics” person for it to be easy, not just a “math” person. It’s not calculus-based, and so it requires a better and broader understanding of scientific and physical concepts.</p>