I’m in a huge dilemma…I signed up for AP Euro, but it conflicts with Orchestra. Because of this, I was considering a self/independent study; get the textbook from the teacher and the packets, and use PR and Modern European History by Viault, to study my way through. I am going for a 4 on the test, but a 3 is fine too. </p>
Should I do that, or take the AP World class? I’m not a huge fan of World history, but I’m really interested in European history. I’m also taking AP Spanish, Lang, Physics B and Calc AB next year too. </p>
For those of you who took one, the other, or both, what do you recommend I do? I really don’t know! I’m on the fence!</p>
<p>If you want it to show you’re taking hardest possible classes and want an AP history then it’s up to you. In the experience of my Ds at 2 different schools, though, sometimes you don’t get history credit for world in college (free elective or interdisciplinary, but still credit) so I guess you might want to look at some of your colleges if what credit you get matters.</p>
<p>That has happened to me this year. My AP Psychology class was conflicting with Orchestra. I dropped Orchestra though because I can get a tutor to teach me instead. Plus I had a new Orchestra the year before and he sucks. I think you should drop Orchestra because in my opinion an AP class is more important than Orchestra, but that’s just me.</p>