<p>So, I'm considering self-studying and need some advice on which one to self-study. My school offers AP Bio but i don't want to take the class and waste countless hours reading the huge book the school uses. Which one would you guys recommend? Can i get a 5 in all three just using a prep book or do some of them require a textbook?</p>
<p>I suggest Psych</p>
<p>econ and psych are fine with just a prep book
bio is more work</p>
<p>My AP PSYCH teacher told me that the AP PSYCH test is just a test with bunch of vocabs… & she said you don’t need any previous knowledge to even prep for the AP test… so that kinda explains AP PSYCH is one of the easiest to self-study? &btw, if you are willing to memorize all those vocabs… I suggest self-studying for the AP PSYCH test…</p>
<p>You could probably self-study Psych and Econ. I’d recommend taking the Bio class.</p>
<p>In order of difficulty from easiest to hardest, it’s Psych, Econ, and then Biology.</p>
<p>I second what Trumpeter says. Psych can be easily self-studied with a review book. Same with econ, but it’s nice to get the graphs and information explained by an instructor. Bio is too much to study imo, but I guess it’s possible if you REALLY want to.</p>
<p>Biology is difficult to self-study.</p>
<p>I would definitely suggest you self-study AP Psychology. AP Biology involves a great deal of memorization and experimentation. Without that experimentation, I don’t think you would be as prepared as you could be self-studying something like AP Psychology.</p>
<p>I’d honestly suggest Physics.</p>
<p>The amount of information in Psychology is small compared to Biology.</p>
<p>I remember I would carry a large Biology 8th edition book, while my friends would be carrying a small psychology book.</p>
<p>Biology requires memorization and experimentation.</p>
<p>However, some books, such as Cliffnotes , provides information on all the experiments that would be tests on in the AP test (Or so since I haven’t checked my book in a while).</p>
<p>Self study Psych</p>