<p>I am currently a sophomore, and I am currently taking just 2 AP courses: AP Physics B and AP Human Geography.</p>
<p>I have decided to self study some AP Tests. I have chosen 4 AP Tests that people generally consider easy.</p>
<p>AP Environment Science
AP Comparative Government and Politics
AP Statistics
AP Psychology.</p>
<p>I am really good at math, and I took pre-calc as a freshman. I am currently not taking math as a sophomore. </p>
<p>Which 3 would you recommend?</p>
<p>Edit: I meant to say 3 out of 4 in the title. Oops</p>
<p>I’d say AP Statistics and AP Psychology. They are pretty easy AP exams, but they are just kinda of conceptual. You need to know a lot of vocab for ap psych and ap stat is pretty easy. just get a 83 or 83+ calculator and know how to use all the stat functions. this really helps. like REALLY really helps. I’m taking it this year and my teacher’s tests are like the AP test, same format and timing and stuff. so it’s really important. ap psych is easy but you will have to memorize a lot of things. as far as i know ap environment science is easy, but it’s just too much work for one problem. you have to do all these metric conversions and things you have to do. also, there is a relative amount of vocab on apes. the ap comparative govt and politics is one of the hard ap courses, atleast at my school. the writing is really deep and you have to analyze and compare a lot. as you can see from the name. the teacher at my school is an excellent ap teacher and he teachers ap macro, ap micro, ap euro, ap comparative govt and politics and ap us govt. he is an incredible teacher and i mean awesome. but his classes and tests are really college level. the part of it being that he is actually an ap reader and grades the essay. so he knows what he’s talking about. he knows his stuff. so i think that would be a hard class to self study. but i would recommend something like ap lang and comp, it is really easy and doesn’t need a lot of studying. but if you have to stick to the list then definitely apes not comparative govt.</p>
<p>AP Govt is really easy; just study a review book really well. I’d say anything but AP Psychology (sounds the hardest to me).</p>
<p>Be aware that Texas public universities count AP credit against maximum credit unit limitations, so you may not want to have AP credit that would just fill up your free elective space in college. UT Austin appears to give the option of accepting AP credit, but that may not be true of other Texas public universities.</p>
<p>So, assuming you will be a Texas resident applying to Texas public universities, you may not necessarily want any additional AP credit that will not help you with subject credit or placement for your major in college.</p>
<p>OP, are you sure you can handle self studying three AP courses this year?</p>
<p>If you really want,… Psychology, Environmental Science and Statistics?</p>
<p>definitely psychology because that is very easy and the ap test is extremely easy</p>
<p>also statistics is very fun and very easy and self explanatory. I dont know about the other two though</p>