I want to take AP biology and AP Euro history for and chemistry in tenth, Should I?
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I am currently a junior and I am two days away from taking my AP Euro test. I have to say that AP Euro alone (at least at my school) is considered insane to take as a junior(not offered to sophomores). I'm not sure that it is something you would want to take along with another AP class it you're going to be a sophomore. At my school there is a ton of writing (I think I've written over 30 essays) and the tests are really hard. I would try to ask people at your school and see what they say about how hard it is or not, because my school considers it the hardest class.
498237
You will probably be expected to know some basic Biology from High School. When I started college I majored in Biology as well. We started with basic Biology I and Biology II. Both had labs. Then it progressed from there. We had more focused and indepth courses. I think you'll do fine.
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Yes and No, I am in A&P 1 now.  I like the anatomy part but hate the physiology part.  Also it really depends on the teacher.  You should find out all the teachers at your school that teach it and then go to rate my professor.com and pick your school and look them up. If you have taken Chem and other Bio classes it will help you a lot. You can do it just as long as you try!!!!
1052584
Im not sure but I think you need science classes like chemistry and biology. I dont think you need physics but just ask your teacher or a guidance councelor. And you will also need math classes.
580042
Take plenty of math and science - all sciences. Of course health classes. If your HS has any physiology, kinesiology and anatomy AP classes take them too.
754378
I'd continue the math & science but maybe try the regular class instead of the AP if it not a strong suit. Good luck
74404
most schools use the 5 year rule. But some say if you have taken a college level english and math and pass a placement test you meet their requirements. I would check with the school you intend to apply to and wait to take the most important subjects such as biology,english, and college math until you get closer to the date you expect to apply. It really just depends on the school and your major.
865570
I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.
424188
In the district I work for, if you have taken Pre-AP classes you can take them.  If you did not take Pre-AP you should still be able to take them.  I think it varies per school district.
1180861
If you take AP chemistry (or other science) that will knock out part of your pre-reqs, but to get into med school you will need more than just one biology and one chemistry. Even if you AP all possible course that meet pre-med requirements, you will still have to take higher levels of the same course.\nBut if you don't AP those course, you will have to take those basic course PLUS the higher levels. So either way getting credit for AP classes will help you out.
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I would definitely take AP Calc.  I'm a biochem major in college now, and the chem classes at a university are definitely a lot more beneficial than at the high school level.  Plus, it's better to get the calc out of the way so you can start taking the physics sequences for p-chem.  The only thing is, I would check with the college you are going to to see if the second calc class is offered the semester/quarter you are starting in college.  If not, then you might have to wait a while to take it.
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Both.  You should take four years of English, Math - to include algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus, History or Social Science, Science - to include earth science, chemistry, physics, and biology, and a foreign language, Spanish would be fine.  Avoid the easy classes, i.e. Home EC, Shop.  If you want to take some art and music classes that would be good.  Especially if you learned to play an instrument.  The best instrument to learn, if you want to try for a college scholarship, would be any of the double reed instruments, i.e. bassoon, oboe.
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What you have chosen sounds good.  In the overall scheme of things it doesn't matter a great deal what else you choose since you are only in 11th grade.  Just make sure you continue with sciences and continue to do very well in them.  Universities look at how well you do in your courses, not so much at which courses you do, as long as you have the required ones.  And you have the required ones if you have the math, the sciences, and English.  The only ones I would recommend are a psychology course and/or a statistics course if they are available to you in high school.\n\nGoodm luck with your future plans.
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if u wanna know more abt physical world u shd go for chemistry but can b mistry for u.... thn u can go for bio.... it'll tell  more abt urself and living world around u...\nfor me u shd go for chemistry for a boreing carrier ahead and bio... for even more bore thn chemistry
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That is a hard sell. An A+ is not easily granted, or should not be.\nYou obviosuly have good study habits, so you need to focus on the little stuff. Instead of 97 on tests be sure you ar prepared to get full credit. Talk to your teachers about extra credit and special projects. Perhaps a science fair or a research project of some sort.
407202
Yes but you will have to wait until next summer, so you could potentially waste of a year of your life.  Also, some coursework may have to be re-done.  Better to pass them first time round!
194711
It's mainly for juniors, but you go ahead. It's great you like challenging academics. I took AP Chem in my Frosh year.