<p>So I'm a senior in HS and I have never taken any Biology in high school, however, I would say my sciences have been very strong. I have taken AP Physics B, Honors Physical Science and AP Chemistry and received an A in all of the classes. I have also received a 5 on both the Physics B and Chemistry AP exams. This year I'm enrolled in AP Physics C. Overall my transcript in my opinion has been fairly strong. I have mostly A's with only a handful of B's and almost all of my classes have been honors or AP. Total I have taken 8 AP exams (and am now a National AP Scholar). This year I'm enrolled in 3 AP classes as well as 2 college level classes (Calc 3/Differential Equations and Linear Algebra).</p>
<p>So I'm wondering how much missing biology on my transcript would hurt my college admissions.</p>
<p>I’m not going to have any Biology on my transcript either (“Integrated Science” was required when I was a freshman, chem in my sophomore year, and then two years of physics. Similar to you, actually), but I’m not worried about it. Biology isn’t for everyone. Personally, I didn’t take it because I can’t stand the thought of doing dissections, and the alternatives were more interesting to me. I assume you would have taken AP Bio? Well, you’re still taking classes at the same level, so I highly, highly doubt it would hurt your chances. Really, it just shows that you’re more interested in other areas of science. Of course, if you were ever thinking of majoring in a field like pre-med, you’d be hurt by your lack of any bio then. Like I said, however, it shouldn’t hurt for college admissions.</p>