<p>i've made my decision. i hated statistics in the community college, so NO way i'm gonna take the ap. So it's between Env. Sci. and world history. Which one do you recommend? i wanna make up for my Euro score</p>
<p>btw i'll be taking 5 ap's...</p>
<p>Considering that you did bad on Euro, are you sure that you can put up with World History?</p>
<p>Environmental history is pretty easy, from what I heard. I self studied APUSH and got a 5, so the history APs aren't that bad.</p>
<p>Having taken both exams, I feel that Environmental Science would be easier to make a better score on. World history covers an insane amount of material. Environmental Science, while still covering lots, may be a better subject to self-study for, although this is only my opinion. Consider your strengths. (BTW, I made a 3 on W. History and a 5 on Env. Sci.)</p>
<p>i got a 4 on euro cuz i had a rough day staying up all night. but i actually like history and i can absorb in material, whereas for env. sci, i dunno, isn't it about like ecology?</p>
<p>yes. a lot of ecology is covered. If you can absorb material, then the history route may be better for you.</p>
<p>omgg ecology= boring sh1t. would barrons suffice for ap world? and i'm good friends with the teacher so maybe he can help me out lol.</p>
<p>AP world is a lot about simply knowing the test (i.e. looking over past FRQs to see what will NOT be on the next year's essays, lol). It requires a good amount of study time but Barrons provides all that you a need (and a LOT more, trust me). However, PR has the hardest MC questions. Good luck!!</p>
<p>really? i always thot barrons was the hardest</p>
<p>APES isn't too bad. Not for an AP. Esp. not for a science. If you've taken AP Bio, APES's ecology portions will be extremely simple. (assuming you covered ecology in bio) </p>
<p>I mean, hey. I managed to study for 6 hours and get a 5. (Having not taken the class since January.) It can't be that hard. (As well as the fact that nearly 95% of the test's material was stuff I didn't cover in that 6 hours.)</p>
<p>world history definitely</p>
<p>APES doesnt look that great on your application, it's pretty much the easiest AP. if u have lots of time and you want to self study, self study world history, its much more interesting and rewarding.
also, u can self study both, that would be the best option. APES takes 5 hours to get a 5, if ur smart enough. oasis is an example, he self studied the day before the test and got a 5.</p>
<p>lol if you don't like ecology you would hate APES...</p>
<p>For World, Barrons AP is all you need for a 5. It's also all you need for an 800 on the SATII in World Hist (only offered in June and December).</p>
<p>do world history i've heard (but have no personal experience) that its easiest</p>
<p>would the fact that i took ap euro kinda help me out cuz i think i'm gonna</p>
<p>be getting a lott of mess from my other ap's</p>
<p>there are schools that allow frosh to take ap world</p>
<p>Wow, I'm slow in the morning, I didn't realize what APES was. lol. I read it like 6 times over, then realized, "Oh! AP environmental science"</p>
<p>ok then im leaning more to the apwh side now</p>
<p>wouldn't it be more worthwhile to do world history because colleges don't really care about env. sci?</p>
<p>World history is probably more impressive, but it is correspondingly harder. You could possibly study for world history and then just spend about a day studying for APES. APES is so easy, that if you have any knowledge of science at all, you should manage a 4 and with a few hours review, you can get that 5.</p>
<p>ooo... i dunno... i'll see how well i can manage my time during may aka </p>
<p>the hell month.</p>