<p>How much biology is involved in it? I hate biology topics such as cells, DNA, evolution, ecology, etc. I don't mind molecular biology or human anatomy however. Also do colleges want to see another science class with AP Psych or would AP Psych be sufficient as the sole science?</p>
<p>I personally am in dual enrollment psychology (so it is a little different), but we use the same book as the AP psych class at my school, so my answer should be accurate…</p>
<p>There is some science, most of it is anatomy based. There will be a unit/chapter devoted to neuroanatomy and some basic science stuff on the senses (I remember there was a chapter on sight/the eye). There will also be material on information processing, neurons and those types of things. Really it is not bad at all. Though AP Psych is not regarded as a science, colleges will view it as a social studies or an elective. If you are applying to schools that require (or want) a certain number of years in science you will need to take a science class with AP Psych.</p>