<p>English Lit? Calc BC? Physics B/C?</p>
<p>I think Calc BC is up there as one of the hardest exams</p>
<p>Human Geography definitely.</p>
<p>Geo? You're not serious.</p>
<p>AP Chem is one of the hardest, or so I've heard.</p>
<p>maybe us history since it was the first to come out</p>
<p>colleges love dem languages...Japanese Language and Culture will be a force to be reckoned with next year..all u calc/physics goons think u got it tough?</p>
<p>Spanish Lit.</p>
<p>I think the foreign languages and physics C. Those exams actually require a lot of knowledge.</p>
<p>Out of APUSH, APLit, APComp, APWH, and APChem, Chem is the hardest BY FAR. We didn't have to do the HW, because our teacher said she'd never check, but I wound up doing like at least an hour or two every night to keep up. I'm not the most math-orienated person, so that may have had bearing.</p>
<p>Ap French!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lit / Lang@!</p>
<p>I found Comp Sci AB to be much harder than APUSH, AP Chem... maybe it's just me and my inability to write recursive functions</p>
<p>Definitely the foreign languages and some of the math/sciences. It will completely depend on the college(s) you apply to, what your major is, etc.</p>
<p>yeah, in all seriousness (unlike last post), Chem is pretty tough, and BC is certainly up there. And foreign languages for non-native speakers are very impressive, imho.</p>
<p>AP Biology, since NO ONE TAKES IT! Same with AP foreign languages, and AP Physics C.</p>
<p>No one takes AP Bio, really? I'll prob selfstudy next year, moreso to learn the material since I won't have a course in which we actually learn biology than to gain credit.</p>
<p>Yeah, the AP Biology class at my school is about <20 people, out of a 435 person grade. If the teacher is good, then the class is great; people tend to avoid the class for this reason (my AP Bio instructor was a Biology Ph.D from UC San Diego).</p>
<p>AP PHYSICS
B, C, whatever</p>
<p>i'd say bio, chem, calculus and definitely the foreign languages.</p>
<p>history/english dont even count for some schools. but the others usually do.</p>
<p>but it depends on your college.</p>
<p>Does everything in life have to be "prestigious"?</p>