<p>I'm planning on taking these Junior year and may reconsider:</p>
<p>AP psychology or AP environmental science (depending if one is full or not)
AP US History (the one im nervous about)
AP Language/Comp</p>
<p>I am trying to aim for easy AP classes because it will look good AND I can boost my slowly dieing GPA.</p>
<p>My opinion on the tests from hardest to easiest :</p>
<p>AP US History
AP Language/Comp
AP Environmental Science
AP Psychology</p>
<p>US History is a difficult test because it covers a lot of information and requires decent essay writing skills to do well. The AP Language test could be the easiest test for some people if they do naturally well on the AP multiple choice questions and are in the zone for the essays (and therefore the test requires no studying whatsoever), but I personally found the test to be moderately difficult, as it’s not very easy to study for (you read a book and hope for the best, oh boy).</p>
<p>I didn’t take AP Environmental science, but there’s NO POSSIBLE WAY it’s any easier than Psychology B)</p>
<p>Bwhaha
sounds terrific!!!
Anyone else?</p>
<p>Any good alternatives to AP US history?</p>
<p>APUSH is an amazingly fun class. It is a lot
of facts and detailed history. But definently a class worth taking.</p>
<p>I would order them like this (hardest to easiest):</p>
<p>AP US History
AP Language/Comp
AP Psychology
AP Environmental Science</p>
<p>Yeah Im split right now between AP Psychology and APES</p>
<p>APUSH is the hardest solely because it covers so much material and requires good essay writing techniques.</p>
<p>AP Lang is pretty easy. All you need to do is know how to recognize the literary devices and write essays about them.</p>
<p>AP Psych and APES are known to be pretty easy AP’s in general. Not sure which is easier though.</p>
<p>Yeah… I think Im going to take AP Psy for my jr year because it’s easy ANNNNND I am more interested in that field of science… AP LAng is a def take because I am interested enough to do well. But for APUSH, I know it’s hard because people at my school and everyone on this website. Not sure if I want to stress my self out this year again doing that type of work load again…</p>
<p>I think that APES and psych are about the same in difficulty level… just go with whichever one that you find more interesting (i self studied APES this year and loved it 
)</p>
<p>I think Psych is easier to self study simply because basically everyone agrees on a prep book: Barron’s. Read that twice and you’ve got a 5. APES books tend to be crap.</p>
<p>AP Language/Comp
AP US History
AP Environmental Science
AP Psychology</p>
<p>Even though there is a lot of info to learn for APUSH, you can learn it while I feel that it isn’t really possible to get much better at Eng. Lang. Also, Psych is an easy 5 as long as you read the Barrons review book for it.</p>
<p>AP US History (Got a 2)
AP Language (Got a 5)
AP Psychology (Got a 5)
AP Environmental Science (Didn’t take)</p>
<p>I hate history. Language was not hard, but not easy (it is hard to know how well you did on this test). Psychology is really easy, just memorizing vocab. The only reason I put Environmental Science as the easiest is because I love ES…</p>
<p>AP Lang is semi-hard and AP Psych is extremely easy.</p>
<p>APUSH (5)
Lang (5)
Psych (4) = ES (didn’t take)</p>
<p>Personal preference. I’m better at english than history, but I had an AMAZING USH teacher. I came out of that test, knowing I got a 5. That’d never happened before or since on any of my other 7 AP tests.</p>
<p>For me:</p>
<p>APUSH
AP Psych/AP environmental science
AP Language/Comp (only because I hate to write essays)</p>
<p>Okay now after reveiwing this thread, I’m going to take Ap psy next year, then APES in senior year… perfect…</p>
<p>APUS is not too difficult if you are a good student
if you honestly pay attention in class and do the work you will be fine
i put in the bear minimum and got As both semesters with a 4 on the test. Studying for the AP test starts at the beginning of the year; if you don’t study well throughout the year, it will be very difficult for you to cram it all in before May. Studying for the AP should be reviewing information you already know, not learning new material (For the most part). </p>
<p>AP English Comp, however, is entirely different. That is a skill, not solely knowledge. So the difficulty of that class will range on your ability.</p>