<p>Hi everybody. I am facing a dilemma, which entails my schedule. Should I take AP Human Geography and AP Psychology (both 1 semester classes) or AP Environmental Science? I would like to study economics or business at a top tier school (ivies, uchi, etc). Here's my current schedule. My school has lots of APs (around 25), so their are alot of classes to choose from. I am going to be a sophomore.</p>
<p>PAP Pre Calculus
PAP Physics
PAP Chemistry
PAP English II
AP World History
PAP Spanish II
Academic Decathlon (PAP Weighted)</p>
<p>I have one spot left and can fill it with either AP Environmental Science or AP Psych and AP Human Geo. What should I take and why?</p>
<p>I think you should take Psychology and Human Geography for sure. They seem to align more with your potential major, and I think taking three sciences in one year is a little much. Also, Psych is definitely one of the easiest AP’s while Environmental is one of the hardest. I would wait until later in high school to take that. I can’t speak for Human Geography though, I haven’t taken it.</p>
<p>Oh well I guess it depends on who you ask then. I took Environmental and Psych, and I thought Psych was far easier. Also, I just looked up the grade distributions for those tests and about 20% of test takers get 5’s on the Psych exam while only 9% get 5’s in Environmental. Human Geography is 11% I think.</p>