<p>I'll be a senior next year taking ap calc ab, chorus, ap lit, honors anatomy, and economics, but for my extra space I was either going to take apes or ap chem. I make straight as and have a 4.3 gpa, and I already took ap bio last year. I want to go into premed but I'm not sure if Chem would be too much since I play travel softball, do musicals, and would already be taking anatomy as well. I want to take apes but would it really hurt my admission chances?</p>
<p>Taking APES wouldn’t hurt you, but you should take AP chem to see what you think about it since you’ll be taking even more difficult chem classes as an undergrad.</p>
<p>If you want to take it, just take it. There’s nothing wrong with AP environmental science. Students who are genuinely interested in environmental science don’t see APES as a waste of time, or a way hurt their admission chances.</p>
<p>Chemistry since it’s your senior year.</p>