<p>If I want to apply to SEAS, do I have to complete AP Physics before I apply? I'm taking AP Physics 1+2 right now as a senior, and I should get an A by the end of the semester, but I'm worried that since I won't have finished the course by the time I apply I won't get in. Is this true? </p>
<p>I've already taken AP Chem and AP Bio (A's in both, 5's on both AP tests) along with SAT Math II (800) and SAT Chem (790)</p>
<p>Not true – DD was accepted to SEAS a few years ago before she completed AP Physics. She took it senior year same as you. </p>
<p>Ok. On the Penn website, though, they say they “strongly recommend” taking the SAT II physics exam. If I haven’t taken it, should I still apply?</p>
<p>D also did not take SAT II Physics exam. She took SAT II Chemistry same as you. It says physics is strongly recommended, not required. </p>
<p>DS never had AP Physics. He had a general physics course junior year and took the SAT II in October of senior year. He is currently a freshman at Penn, majoring in chemical and biomolecular engineering.</p>