<p>Reiterating the Thread Title:
Which is easiest-AP Env. Sci, Statistics, or Psychology?</p>
<p>I know that this varies by school(and am asking people in school) in terms of courseload and homework but I'm asking in terms of the AP test itself. I'll take all three in high school but the question is which to take next year and which two to leave till Senior year.</p>
<p>My "AP Schedule" for high school.
Freshman-AP World(I'm in it now, A+).
Sophomore-AP US, AP English, AP Chemistry+ One of those three.
Junior-AP Comp. Gov, AP English, AP Bio(2 periods long), AP Calc AB
Senior-AP Physics, AP Calc BC, then the two I didn't pick in Sophomore year.</p>
<p>By the way, I am completely taking into account how much I think I can handle. </p>
<p>If you want to hear my defense of why I think so read within the stars, if not, skip on over it!</p>
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<p>AP World is easy and I don't study for its tests. I know AP US is supposed to be harder but it can't be too terrible since AP World isn't anything. I'm in Honors Soph English now and without much effort I have an A+, so while AP English will be harder I can't imagine it to be amazingly difficult either. I am taking regular chemistry now which will lay the foundation for AP Chem. Admittingly, my chem grade is the lowest of all my classes(94.7%) so AP Chem might take work to keep at an A next year. Pre-Calc(not an AP class but still, a core class) probably won't be that bad-most people I know say that half of it is a waste of time. I can easily handle another course on top of this, although I don't to add AP Bio or AP Physics.</p>
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<li>APES-easiest. My class did NOTHING (literally), and we all got 4s/5s. Straightforward review of bio 1. That is why many selective colleges do not accept APES for credit. </li>
<li>AP Psych- easy. I did not take the class and got a 5. Mostly memorization. Many selective colleges do not accept AP Psych for credit. </li>
<li>AP Stats- more difficult than #1 or #2. </li>
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<p>I would take psychology sophomore year and environmental science/statistics senior year.</p>
<p>IMO Stat is the easiest, it's ridiculous. Also it's a good idea to take stat now if you want to spread out you rmath courses and plan on taking calc AB + BC</p>
<p>Lol, stat is such easy work, but for some reason the class itself is kicking my ass. It's mostly the tests. My teacher is a crazy bitch who doesn't know how to grade tests.</p>
<p>haven't taken stat yet (am taking it this semester) but out of psych and enviro, psych was easier and MUCH MUCH more interesting. enviro is boring and the facts are harder to memorize. i scored a 5 in psych and a 4 in enviro. it was the only ap i got a 4 in so obviously it was my most difficult.</p>
<p>AP Stat would be the easiest and have the least work. AP Psych is easy too but requires a bit of reading. APES probably won't give you college credit, so only take it if you just want an AP class on your high school transcript.</p>
<p>Hm, thanks everyone. I think that the level of difficulty in classes varies by school and everyone I've asked at my school says that APES is the easiest although it's still not quite clear from the thread which is easiest for the AP test. I'm not concerned about which offers college credit because I'll take them all by the time I graduate anyways(with the exception of AP Macro Economics because I'm not interested and AP Comp. Sci because I'm not interested, and the AP language courses because I take a language outside of school.) My only concern is to pick which ever would be the lightest since I'll have four other main core classes at the point. I'd rather save the "harder" of the three till senior year where I will have run out of 'serious' math, history, and english classes to take.</p>
<p>my school doesn't offer any of those, but i've heard apes is the easiest, but pointless since very few colleges will accept it as credit, if ap physch can get you out of it in college, it's a REALLY good idea, and ap stats is easy, but not as easy as the first two</p>
<p>environmental science. definitely.. took it as a junior, did nothing in class, didn't study for the test.. got a 4. stat should be easy (the concepts are, for the most part), but for some reason i get some of the MC questions wrong on the tests.. dunno. pulled an A last MP.</p>