What would be a better courseload/look better to colleges? BC- Calc with AP Envir., or AB Calcu w/ AP Bio? Why
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it doesn't matter what subject.  what college care is that you're taking AP class & hopefully do very well in class & on the AP exam.\n\nAP courses get credited to college load, but it's good to take college courses.  Think of AP class as college preparing class instead of replacing college class.
423891
Depends on your major but I will go with CU because I am applying to their masters program. However I have only lived in Colorado a few months so I don't really know much about them.
1053604
Physics! It's much more math centric, and more fun then chemistry!  Good luck.
1066757
Yes and no, yes in the fact that if he can handle the course work he will be ahead of the curve when it comes time to go to college (meaning he'll be on track to take AP-calc), and if he can do well on the AP test then he will have a better chance, over someone with the exact same application less the AP test score.\nThe no being that it works up the assumtion of getting a 3-5 on the AP test, and he does well in the advanced track
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Pharmacy is more chemistry oriented. For medical, you will have to take it to know which medications to prescribe, but the majority of your studies will be biology and anatomy.  Try speaking with a counselor at your school, they can help alot =]
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Athabasca is the first choice for everyone in my school that fails a course and needs a guaranteed A with little to no effort.  From what I hear, It is extremely easy to get an A in the courses that they offer, and while most people were content with the mark that they received they will easily admit that they learned very little.  I know people that took statistics, economics or business related courses from athabasca.  So yeah, take courses there if you are looking to boost your average, but if you care about anything other then just marks, STAY AWAY!
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That would depend on where your strengths are. I love Analytical and Physical because if the fact that you can UNDERSTAND them to get it right. Organic and Biological require tremendous amounts of memorizing, and inorganic is well...a bit of both worlds. Because i hate memorizing, i think organic and biological are the hardest.
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You'll be fine. They are three totally different classes. Calc III is usually considered easier than Calc II. Linear Algebra is pretty easy. Stat isn't bad either. Good luck.
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A B.A. is more practical, focused, and qualified.  A B.S. is more theoretical and broad.
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The AA degree will be more general and based in theory and approach. The AS degree will be more based in the actual science of engineering, which is the basis for architecture. If you plan to pursue a BS in Architecture, you should opt for the AS. In the long run, however, it won't matter which Associates you pursue, because they will only provide introductions to the field and not the highly-specified education of your upper level and graduate classes.
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- calculus\n- bio\n- chem\n- discreet math
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Most colleges will offer decent programs in both. Grammar and spelling will be very important on your applications.
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If you have a transfer GPA above 3.5, check out UC Berkeley. They offer majors in human biodynamics (PE) and nutritional science. Nutri Sci is not a joke at the school. It's an honestly good field of study. Cal Berkeley is EXTREMELY competitive, so if you are not a serious student, don't bother.\n\nOtherwise, consider SF State U, USF or CSU East Bay (Hayward).
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most colleges look at all your years...including senior year...but for GPA they usually look at 10th and 11th some are starting to look at 9th...they also compare you to other students at your school... many colleges take into account also how you spent your summer...like did you have a job, volunteer, take classes. They do look at community service!! I think but am not sure about the getting a B in an AP over A in regular class but i do know that they think it is better that you know your self...meaning that you don't go around taking APs left and right and then getting D's or even F in them. Playing a sport always helps...as does any extracurricular activity......
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If you're trying to get into a selective college, or if you plan to major in something math-related, take the pre-calculus. If you're not planning to major in math or a science and you're applying to an average college, just do whatever you have to do to graduate from high school.
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it depends. if you want to get into a strong, private college, try to take every class available and work your ass off. if you're shooting for a good UC, take mostly AP classes with honors. if you're doing anything below a UC or high state school, don't take too many, because you might burn out before college.
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The SAT II in Bio is very easy.  I took AP biology and i though the SAT II was a joke.  your fine, its not that hard.