<p>I plan to do independent studies of certain AP courses, and I feel that the lack of a teacher would hurt my score on the AP exams, so I would like to know the exams with the highest average passing rate so to ensure college credit.</p>
<p>Invariably speaking, it’s the ones that you are most interested in. If you’re interested in them, then you’ll be more motivated to do the work, so you’ll find it easier, and therefore you will do better.</p>
<p>People claim that Human Geography, Pyschology, and Envi Science are the easiest. But really, its what boomting said.</p>
<p>As a homeschooler myself, I have taken six AP exams so far, and I plan to take another 4 this year. I have self-studied for four out of the six exams (US History, European History, English Language & Composition, and US Government & Politics) and received very high scores. So really, as boomting said, it’s best to choose the exams in which you’re most interested. :)</p>
<p>Indeed - there are ‘easy’ ones - but the adcoms know that too, soifthose are theonly ones on your transcript, it isnt going to be that impressive.</p>
<p>For my son, we started him with what would be easy for him - Calc BC and Physics C (both) because that was where his interests were.</p>
<p>Environmental Sci</p>
<p>I’m not a home schooler, but I was sick to the point were I was pretty much self studying the past few years. I’d say Environmental Science is by far one of the easiest exams. A lot of it is common sense, and the bits that aren’t you can easily learn from a review book (things like GMOs and water treatment). Otherwise, it would depend on your interests and skill set. I did really well on English Language and Comp, but not as well (though still well) in World History and US Government and Politics.</p>
<p>I thought AP calc was the easiest</p>