<p>You should add AP Statistics to your list if your school offers it. It seems to be one of the popular AP's that students take. It should be less difficult than the AP Chem/Physics/Calc courses.</p>
<p>From the general opinions I hear, euro is impossible, calc ab is hard, language and literature are kind of easy, psychology is easy, american history is medium.</p>
<p>It does depend on weaknesses and strengths, but I think that Art History/ Music Theory/ Chemistry are the hardest three. Psychology and Human Geography are the easiest. European History isn't as bad as some say it is, especially because it isn't as specific as U.S. History. I haven't taken Government, but it seems easier than History.</p>
<p>Meh, I used the opinions of others because I can't judge. I got straight 4's for European History , Psychology, US History, & English Language & Composition. XD</p>
<p>I'm currently looking at the free responses for Physics C, though. There is always one easy question which is calculus related, and then the next two are freaking impossible. Ditto for biology... one easy question on the experimental method or evolution and the rest are harder than a diamond.</p>
<p>i'm going to have to completely flip your list.</p>
<p>easiest: Lit, Gov (both of them), Lang, Psych</p>
<p>hardest: Chem, Physics C</p>
<p>A so-so one for me was APUS. There was just so much reading material and I had a horrid teacher so it was basically self study. I did okay (4) but I was slightly annoyed after looking at the amount of work I had put into it.</p>
<p>the worst part was that after taking the test, I thought I had gotten a 5; there were 2 multiple choice ?s I didn't know. I guess the essays got me but I thought I did well on those. Who knows.
I never received my scores in the mail so I had to call my school for my scores. I had to beg someone and the woman was like 4 on APUS! And I said "oh." in a very dejected tone but she somehow thought I was rejoicing. she was more excited than I was.</p>