<p>I'm currently in Grade 11 and taking Physics and Chemistry Advanced courses.
For my major, I'm not planning to go towards sciences, so my councellor is insisting that I should just take one AP science for grade 12.
(Possible major of economics)</p>
<p>But for Yale or other ivy leagues...</p>
<p>So I have signed up for AP Physics B
(I was going to take C but again, my councellor insited if I'm not going to become an engineer, take B)
but I'm also worried whether I should take AP chemistry as well.</p>
<p>Is there a specific requirement of how many sciences I should take???
(This is my 3rd year for both Physics and Chemistry // Stopped taking Biology)</p>
<p>But wouldn't taking "humanity" AP subjects such as
AP economics and european history be better if I want to major in economics rather than taking science subjects?
(Economics is a humanity major right?)</p>
<p>My current list for next year AP subjects are:</p>
<p>AP Literature
AP Economics
AP European History
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics B
AP Japanese</p>
<p>I have already taken AP Art History, so total of 7 APs..
Would AP chemistry help that much? T^T?</p>
<p>Jesus kids, give it a rest. Don't kill yourself. Senior year is supposed to be fun. And you want to be a humanities major? Then take humanities classes. Hardest does not always equal best. Take what you are interested in... not what you think an admission officer wants to see.</p>