<p>I can take either this coming fall semester, but I'm not sure which one to take. For now, I'm not entirely sure what I want to major in, so the class is purely for my economics credit that I need. </p>
<p>Well micro is typically taught first, but my school only offered macro, so I took macro first and self-studied micro second. IMHO micro is more difficult than macro, so macro first then micro. </p>
<p>We actually start with macro. Agree with above that macro is easier than micro.</p>
<p>We were taught with micro first, which I think makes more sense if you understand supply and demand in terms of micro before macro</p>
<p>I started with micro, and I thought micro was wayyy easier. I didn’t get macro at all until like 3 days before the AP exam lol. But I would start with micro first, because some of the macro curriculum includes micro.</p>
<p>wow… conflicting opinions here</p>
<p>Macro hands down. At my school so many take it over micro AND it’s arguably the easier of the two economic APs</p>
<p>Start with Macro. It provides the foundation for Micro and is significantly easier.</p>
<p>My school only offers Micro. Some students self-study Macro in the first semester, since Micro is only offered in the second.</p>
<p>I’d start with Macro as well. I took a watered-down version of it 8th grade and found it kind of useful when I took Micro as a HS senior. In my opinion, it’s a lot more general and involves stuff you’d hear about in the real world (eg: GDP, stocks, etc.)</p>
<p>Good luck! </p>