<p>I want to know how rigorous my junior year will be and know which of my AP classes will be the hardest to handle. I will complete one year of foreign langue during this summer school year and the second year as well next summer school year.</p>
<p>1.AP psychology
2.AP us history
3.AP English language and composition
4.AP biology
5.Trig/precalc
6.Honors chemistry </p>
<p>Should I expect having no life for my junior year?!?</p>
<ol>
<li>easy</li>
<li>depends on teacher but generally hard</li>
<li>idk</li>
<li>depends on the teacher but generally hard</li>
<li>easy</li>
<li>At my school the teachers are really hard but it should be easy</li>
</ol>
<p>APUSH+AP Bio itself could be a problem but the other classes should be okay. </p>
<p>Some more opinions would be nice </p>
<p>USH and Lang are generally the hardest/most time consuming, but this really depends on the teachers at your school.</p>
<p>I’m taking AP Bio, and I think it’s my easiest class by far. The difficulty does depend on the teacher though. </p>
<p>Lang was a joke at my school. It all depends on the teacher. Ask people who have taken those classes at your school.</p>
<p>@Whatsinthebox Keep in mind all of these classes depend on the teacher. At my school people usually get stressed out during registration because there is usual 1 or 2 teachers for each class they’d like to avoid. I know I was royally screwed this year even if my schedule doesn’t seem too bad on paper. </p>
<p>I’m taking Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus, AP Biology, and Honors Chemistry this year.</p>
<p>The math isn’t too bad. If you’re fine with algebra and geometry, this should be fairly easy. My favorite part was using trig identities! You might have trouble looking at a concept the first time, but you should be fine.</p>
<p>AP Biology was pretty interesting. If you took Honors Biology, you’ll already have a background in it, and it’ll just be more in depth. If you haven’t, it might take more studying. I would get the CliffsNotes or 5 Steps to a 5 Review book for it.</p>
<p>I personally didn’t like Honors Chemistry, but that was mostly because of the students that were in it rather than the teacher or the material itself. </p>
<p>I took Trig this year and it was way simpler than my Algebra II course was, so I think you can handle the course load along with Precalc (at least, so long as your teacher moves at a decent pace)</p>
<p>Honestly, Honors Chem was the hardest class I had this year. My teacher wasn’t that great, but in general the concepts and what you learn are so new and foreign that it makes it difficult to catch up on your own. Still, I think you should be fine.</p>