I want to take as many AP classes as I can but some people have suggested not taking them together. Should i do it or not?</p>
Sure, I don’t see why not. I took both this year (sophomore year), along with APES. So yeah, go for it.</p>
S3 - a rising junior</p>
AP Bio - 5
AP Econ - 5 & 5
AP Hum Geo - 5</p>
I am surprised that he did it. He plans to take AP lan, AP Cal A/B, AP Stat, and AP Chem this Fall. I think that AP Chem may require substantial effort. I am wondering if he should switch that with AP ES or AP US History to secure the National AP scholar status before applying for colleges.</p>
Those two AP tests are very manageable, so it really depends on how tough your high school AP courses are and if you are willing to handle the extra work.</p>
I took World, Calc, and Chem in the same year. Not too difficult. Bio (junior year) was easier for me, but it calls upon the same skill (memorization) as does World-- that might exhaust you.</p>
You definitely can. I took both classes in my freshman year, and I managed.</p>
Yes, I took both during my sophomore year and I think I did pretty well (5 on bio, 4 on whap) despite the fact that my WHAP teacher prepared the class poorly and had us cram lol.</p>
Pretty normal for a smart student. Those that are motivated might add Calculus or Econ.</p>
Yeeeeah! 
I’m doing that as well</p>