<p>I was wondering out of all the AP courses listed on collegeboard, which ones give the least work load? My school doesn't allow me to take courses that they offer so I can only take Art History, Computer Science, Macro/Microeconomics, Human Geography, Spanish Literature, English Literature, World History, and Studio Art. I also excluded some that I definitely don't want to take.</p>
<p>Human Geography and Macro/Microeconomics are probably easiest. You can get a 5 just by reading through prep books.</p>
<p>Thanks!!!</p>
<p>I took computer science and got a 4 with my teacher hardly teaching us how to do the multiple choice; however, we did a lot of programming so we were all very good at long response. I should warn you that you have to be interested in it if you take it, or else it’s going to be a LONG year</p>
<p>Human Geography
-You can not learn anything the whole year (literally doing nothing day after day, write movies reports on 'Grography in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off", except Human Geography has nothing to do with grography) and easily score a 3.
-You can read a human geography AP book 2 days before the test and easily manage a 4, a week will get you a 5.</p>
<p>This isn’t on your list, but APES (Environmental Science) is pretty easy. I already knew half of the material in the class from watching the History Channel (Engineering Disasters about Love Canal, DDT, etc…) and 6th grade science (volcanoes, earthquakes, etc…). </p>
<p>I ended up getting a 4 (felt I was pretty close to getting a 5) on the test w/out studying.</p>
<p>I would only have homework for this class about once a week.</p>