<p>Anyone know if it's easier to take Physics C and self study the additional Physics B topics, or take Physics B and self-study the more in depth Physics C topics? I assume nobody's ever done both, but I'm interested in taking all three tests with only one class open.</p>
<p>They scheduled the Physics B exam at the same time as the Physics C Mechanics this year, and I’m assuming they do that every year. So unless you’re able to clone yourself, you can only take two.</p>
<p>To answer your question anyway if you maybe plan on taking them different years, I would think it’d be far easier to take Physics C and self-study the B. I’ve not taken a B class, but from what I can tell it’s a lot easier, albeit more varied material. I wouldn’t want to learn the complicated calculus-intensive problems in Physics C on my own.</p>
<p>I’d take the C class and take the C tests. They’re worth more credits in colleges, and it’ll be plenty of work unless you’re Einstein or a masochist.</p>