<p>Also, atm you are only taking 2/5 ap classes. You should definitely try and take four of them (excluding studio art, assuming you aren’t a prospective art major).</p>
<p>True, but consider this, I hate reading. My teacher said that she has studied sparknotes and she knows what information you can get from there. So that is why I am a little concerned about taking AP Lit. I just don’t want to be overwhelmed and end up getting in the 70s in the class.</p>
<p>And I’m actually going to be a Bio major, so the AP Calc would probably be better. But the thought of teaching myself the material is so annoying. Honestly, this teacher sucks.</p>
<p>I don’t want to be mean, but suck it up. If you want to get into the Ivy leagues, this is what you have to do - and even then it’s a crap shoot. Take AP calc and AP lit.</p>
<p>Alright, alright. I’ll see what I can do. If anything, I’m gonna take AP Calc. I can’t stand AP Lit’s course work. Calc seems easier, but will prob end up being harder. And I know you’re not being mean, you’re telling me the reality. But you don’t know my other stats, so chancing me for an IVY can’t be determined on a senior year schedule only.</p>
<p>It’s true that I can’t chance you on an Ivy with what you’ve given me, but I don’t think ANYBODY can ever really be certain of getting into an Ivy. Also, why do you keep capitalizing ‘Ivy?’
And AP Lit’s course work will be about the same as an Ivy League’s course work, if not less.</p>
<p>Uuuh, definitely less :P</p>