<p>Ok people, I need your advice. This is what my schedule will be in junior year:</p>
<p>Honors Trigonometry/Math Analysis
French 3AB
AP Language & Composition
AP Chem/Honors Physics/Reg or Honors Chem
AP U.S. History
AP Art History</p>
<p>Now, I know this amount of APs will be overwhelming, if not impossible, but I believe that my decisions here are good. The only problem is the science section of my schedule. Now, unfornately, in 9th grade, I had no science class at all, since the counselor put me in computers, even though I took it in 8th grade. For my sophomore year, I just finished Honors Biology with a consistent A- (not to brag).</p>
<p>Anyways, right now it's hard for me to decide on what science class to take. I know that colleges mostly look at AP classes rather than Honors/Reg classes. I've asked some of my friends about those classes, and these are the answers I got: </p>
<p>Reg/Honors Chem: Don't take it. The teacher is really bad for the class (heard a lot).
AP Chem: Many students complain on how the AP test for it was really difficult.
Honors Physics: Good class, but teached in a boring way (heard a lot).</p>
<p>The reason why I didn't list AP Biology was that the teacher who teaches it is retiring. :(</p>
<p>I certainly like both chemistry and physics. People said that chemistry is more interesting than physics. For chemistry I like on how there's a variety of different, scientific things to learn, along with it being math-based and remembering formulas, etc. As for Physics, I like the forces included in it, the engineering subjects included in it, etc. Overall, it's really hard for me to decide.</p>
<p>Sorry for this wall of text, but I'm really asking your suggestion on what science class I should take. (Remember that I only have junior & senior year left, along with the APs I'm taking.)</p>