15. World History 14. Chemistry 13. Computer Science A 12. Comparative Government 11. US Government 10. Physics I 9. Microeconomics 8. Language 7. Euro 6. Calculus BC 5. Spanish Language 4. English Literature 3. US History 2. Psychology 1. Biology
Have you ever lied? stolen? hated? been prideful? gossiped? swore? Or other bad things? I Can say without a doubt we’ve at least done something that was considered bad, consciously that we shouldn’t have done. this is called sin. It’s the act of doing something against what God wants in our lives. Think about this. You have just invited someone over to your house, and that means you can place rules on what they do - because it’s your home! Now lets say this said person directly disobeyed the rules you’ve placed while they were there. you would be offended right? This is exactly the situation with us and God. We are the person staying over in His creation, yet we consciously disobey- which is called Sin. We all have this problem and because of this God has to send us to hell because He is so just can’t just let these wrong doings pass. Think of it as a guilty criminal having to be sentenced to jail because the Judge knows it’s right. We are the guilty criminal. Hell is our punishment. And God is that Judge. Well, this would mean that everyone would go to hell because we’ve all committed sin-disobedience from God, consciously. But here’s the good news. Jesus came to die on the cross, taking our punishment upon Himself, for our sins so we don’t need to go to hell. Think of that same analogy with the criminal. Now there is a person that’s willing to bail that criminal out and if that criminal accept that gift of bail, then they will be able to legally be free. If we accept that, Jesus died on the cross for our sins and repent- turn away from sin-then we will be saved because we take His bail that He offers for free so we can go to heaven.
my whap teacher is so good. im in it right now sophomore year and she doesnt quiz on textbook, she just lectures the whole class and we take notes and she pretty much quizzes and tests on what she talks about. also, shes a collegeboard grader so she really knows her stuff and its great. we dont get any homework, we just listen in class.
I’m taking it as a sophomore and I’m being completely honest when I say this is the easiest class of my life. My teacher is amazing, he gives us daily assignments which take around a class period to complete (45ish minutes), and we have discussions. Whenever he introduces a new topic we have a Cornell notes day, where he lectures us. We also have weekly assignments: every other week we have a chapter notes assignment where we read a chapter and answer questions in 5-7 sentence paragraphs, and every other week we write an essay that uses a prompt from an AP exam. On paper it can seem like a lot of work but it really is manageable. We had a midterm practice AP exam a month or so ago and I got a 5 😊. I can say with confidence that I very much enjoy this class and I have a strong social life as well. AP Seminar on the other hand……… 🪦
Agreed, I’m even self studying it and enjoy it. I did euro too and got a 4 (2021 at home exams). Imo looking back it was one of the crucial APs I took because ever since then, it prepared me to learn to think and read fast for others APs
I like how I’m not the only one here who was completely shocked by the AP World ranking. It was undoubtedly a top 3 favorite AP class of mine and was most likely the most interesting. I took 18 AP classes, and this one was undoubtedly one of my favorites. It really just depends on the teacher honestly Edit: I don’t really have a ranking of all of my classes but my top 3 would definitely be Calc BC, Biology, and World History. I loved all of those classes
I’m truly great full for having the best ap teachers in my school (only speaking of the history ones) Ap world was so fun for me and great. My teacher was so nice, smart and knew how to organize her work. She never did textbooks, we did hands on activities and games. We didn’t even have quizzes but just review of what we had learned that year. She truly was the best and grateful she made the class fun. It also prepared me for AP us
AP World was also my first AP class and my worst grade. It’s really problematic, because you go your whole life learning US History, to learning about hundreds of years in 2 weeks.
haha same! i loved my teacher so much because she was very relaxed. when I was a freshman I took on level world geography and I found out myself that it was too easy- so I decided to take whap the following year for 10th grade. i boosted my ego so much to the point I started to think again and blame myself on why I decided to take whap. I'm in apush right now and its not going well. AP's teaching style is so different....
@@aureus6451 Each of our units were roughly 2 weeks. The units focused on a different empire/region/continent ( ex. Ottoman Empire, Ashante Empire, Ming Dynasty, etc.) These are all periods of history that are usually not taught in American schools, until you get to higher level classes in high school and college.
@@MB-hs1ou ohhh, i thought you were talking like you learned the ENTIRETY of whap in like 2 weeks. because i was like, ain't no way you learned everything from china to like cold war in 2 weeks.
Honestly, I strongly agree with you on the CSA aspect. For some reason, the course expects students to already know a large portion of the content, which really creates a big divide between new coming students and those that have been studying for years. For example, the recent CSA AP exam for 2023 had quite possibly one of the hardest questions for the Free Response portion, however, for students that have studied for a while and had a bit more experience with methods not even taught in the curriculum, it was a lot easier. It is also a big contributing factor to why a lot of people score well - they already know what they're doing even before taking the course. I wish not to discourage anyone looking to take the class, don't get me wrong, it's an excellent class with a lot of crucial content for anyone looking to get into CS, however, be prepared to do a bit extra work out of class if you are not ALREADY familiar with Java as a language.
yeah i just took ap csa with 0 java knowledge coming into it. Half my class was already like fluent in java and finished the code hs course in like a month. i didnt even finish it by the end of the semester D;
AP Bio is the only AP class that I thought I’d love the most, so I took it as my very first AP class. I loved the material, especially the units on genetics, but the teacher started to become a main problem for me the closer we got to exam day. Don’t get me wrong, I like my AP Bio teacher. I think their funny, quirky, and make the topic more entertaining. However, they’re very forgetful and usually plans what’s going to be taught the day before. Additionally, they’re bad at publishing the material online for people who were absent. My grade definitely dropped some percentiles because I was absent and finally got the notes and worksheets a week later (I sent her an email the day I was absent and she promised she would published them and didn’t 😢). We have no time in class to study for the exam, beside an FRQ practice, so we have to do it on our own time outside of school. I don’t feel ready for the exam and take it in 4 days. I think I’ll get a three, but I hope for something higher. I’m glad AP Bio is on the top of your list, but I believe some of my future AP classes will outrank it for me, even though I love genetics so much.
If I could go back to back to HS and take AP courses (I only took 1 AP class in HS, AP Statistics), I'd take AP Calc AB (unless engineering or medicine), (1 of 2) AP World History or AP US History, (1 of 2) AP Chem or AP Physics (Any of them), AP Biology - then if your are a business or accounting major or economics major, I'd recommend the AP economics exams and the AP Statistics exam (Econ and stats not required for other majors). If you are an engineering or medicine major take the both AP Physics C and AP Chemistry, Calc BC. Do not take AP English - the college course is easier than the exam. This will save you tons of tuition money and you'll basically be through a 1-2 semester's worth of classes and save money. Some colleges do not require foreign language study. Even if you do bad on AP exam - you'll get a second chance to better in college but will cost you $$$ and time. I was a business accounting major but went to college as an engineering/physical science/undecided. Also it's better to cut AP history exams and AP biology exam because the other classes are often pre-reqs to more advanced courses and the college class is most likely easier than the AP exam (unless you go to a college that's really competitive). Also the more prestigious university you go to, classes become more difficult. Also consider AP English if you are naturally good at English class, and don't want to take it again in college/save money. But I'd focus on the 4 exams, 1 Calculus, 1 Physical Science, 1 Biology, 1 History. Also the college history classes are often easier than the AP exam but the AP exam usually gets counted as 2 courses. I'd also recommend good students consider less prestigious universities that offer financial aid (major in engineering or accounting for job offers). The less prestigious schools have worse career services so having a marketable skill is more important (and bigger curves on exams).
@@polar8577 Depends on how hard you are willing to work. They are both great for engineering. AB is one semester of college calculus, BC is two. BC has about twice the content as AB. Almost all engineering majors need 3 calculus classes. So if you pass BC - you'll still need one more semester in college. If you take AB (and pass), you'll need two more calculus classes in college. 2 semesters worth of Physics is also required of all engineering majors - might as well take both if you can handle it. It's better to do well though, than take more classes then you can handle. Colleges will require the calculus based physics for engineering. If you take AB and the calculus based physics class - you'll be ahead of most of your peers. If you take BC and the 2 AP physics exams that are calculus based, you'll almost be a Sophmore in college. Also remember if you fail in HS, it's okay, but you'll have to retake it again in college. If you play sports, do band, work, or do other extracurriuclar stuff - you're probably best off doing AB and one AP Physics exam. If you are sure about being an Engineering major - don't take other AP exams. The classes in college are often easier than the AP exam (especially history and English). Quality is better than quantity though. If you think you can only hand Calc AB and not physics, just take calculus AB. Whichever classes you take, work as hard as you can to master the material. You don't want to be the guy in Electricity/Magnetism that doesn't understand kinematics (motion) well. You don't want to be learning integrals without having mastered algebra/geometry/derivatives (introductory calculus). AB and BC will both help you as an Engineering major.
@@polar8577 My freshman college English class was 3 papers, no final (2 - 5 page papers, 1 ten page). Which compared to the AP English exam, is a cakewalk. We had to read maybe 5-10 short stories also (with no testing involved).
I pretty much just finished my ap world course and the firsr half of the year was the worst experience of my life. With marching band taking halft my work time at home and the fact we had 2 different assignments one from a resource packet where we answered questions on documents and another with more documents but with stupid questions (the human records ifykyk). But later in the year when we basically did ap exams for hw whether it was a short response LEQ/DBQ blueprint or MC. And I had a really smart friend who took ap world who genuinely saved my ass and locked me. And the ap exam felt so easy thx to ap exam prep being hw (Mr. boardman da best)
I've heard not to take AP Chemistry, but I've already taken Honors Chemistry and gotten an A and I'm doing really well. Should I take it for my junior year?
Depends on the teacher. It was definitely challenging but manageable for me. I would ask around to see how others feel or try it and drop the class if you feel it isn’t for you
@@itsshannah4354 I am finding Honors Chemistry really fun! Chemistry is one of my interests and I find the universe and all that fascinating. However, it is definitely hard. I find it worth it though
My ap world class my teacher was extremely lazy. During review he would just get review quizzes on each couple parts of the unit with no guidance for studying. I did good on the AP test, but he was awful at teaching and might as well just not been there. Also, he didn't stress the fact that things like Unit 9 would barely be on the test cause he barely teached it to begin with. A lot of students stressed out over this, when there was maybe 1 or 2 mcqs abt it and no writings.
@@Laurala_Lala Well yeah, it can be common sense, but to list specific evidence you would have to know some of the things in the ap world curriculum. Like the green revolution, new inventions like air travel, etc.
it's weird that apworld is the hardest, maybe it's because in our district it's purely a junior-level class and thus we've had time to develop better study strategies, but i feel it's far more fun and rewarding than apush
Your ranking of APWH is odd. It's the only AP I've taken so far (my school only permits students to take APs as early as sophomore but I could have easily aced it in freshman year) and it was super easy for me. I wonder what was different between our AP learning.
Not sure if you will see this but I’m going into sophomore year. Freshman year I didn’t do any AP classes and this year I want to push myself. I’m thinking of doing the highest level of Spanish but have no idea what else to do. I really like English and history so definitely want an AP class on those . I’ve never been great at math so not sure what type of math class to take. I’m not very educated on all the different classes that I can take and all the lingo…so some advice would be greatly appreciated!
For my friend and I AP Lang was the easiest AP core class we took. I would take it,as long as you don’t hear terrible reviews in your school. AP lang teaches you how to properly structure essays over non-fiction text, a really important skill for college.
I know it's a bit late (I hope you see this), but for the SAT (I know it's kinda off-topic) on the common app, they ask you to submit scores you wish to report. I'm aware that some schools participate in collegeboards score choice program, but even with that in mind, when I plug in the singular score I wish to submit on the common app, on the page where they summarize what you've completed, they put that 1 score under the title of "number of past SATs taken." However, I've taken 3 SATs but I chose to submit 1. Can someone (preferably someone in college at the moment) clarify that contradiction? What did you personally do? And what should I do?
Hi, thanks for the informative video! quick question here: I didn't take any AP classes in 9th or 10th grade, (i'm currently in 10th right now) and I was wondering if I'm able to still transfer the AP credits from 12th grade to college even if they won't see my test scores by the time I apply to college? or does it depend on the college? Thanks!
My advice: before taking an ap class, ask students who have already taken it at your school if the teacher does well and think about if you will be interested in it. if both of those conditions work out, go for it
I agree with your top 1, AP Bio. I loved the class my sophomore year and the teacher was very helpful and had knowledge as both a previous AP tester but also a cancer researcher.
What’s your favorite AP class?
AP Art History
AP Physics 1 AP Lit and AP Calc BC and AP Human 😃
Psych
AP CSA
I am going into high school and my school does not offer AP classes to freshmen’s. They want me to take honors physics and honors geometry.
15. World History
14. Chemistry
13. Computer Science A
12. Comparative Government
11. US Government
10. Physics I
9. Microeconomics
8. Language
7. Euro
6. Calculus BC
5. Spanish Language
4. English Literature
3. US History
2. Psychology
1. Biology
Thank you for saving me 17 minutes!
Have you ever lied? stolen? hated? been prideful? gossiped? swore? Or other bad things? I Can say without a doubt we’ve at least done something that was considered bad, consciously that we shouldn’t have done. this is called sin. It’s the act of doing something against what God wants in our lives.
Think about this. You have just invited someone over to your house, and that means you can place rules on what they do - because it’s your home! Now lets say this said person directly disobeyed the rules you’ve placed while they were there. you would be offended right?
This is exactly the situation with us and God. We are the person staying over in His creation, yet we consciously disobey- which is called Sin. We all have this problem and because of this God has to send us to hell because He is so just can’t just let these wrong doings pass. Think of it as a guilty criminal having to be sentenced to jail because the Judge knows it’s right. We are the guilty criminal. Hell is our punishment. And God is that Judge.
Well, this would mean that everyone would go to hell because we’ve all committed sin-disobedience from God, consciously. But here’s the good news. Jesus came to die on the cross, taking our punishment upon Himself, for our sins so we don’t need to go to hell. Think of that same analogy with the criminal. Now there is a person that’s willing to bail that criminal out and if that criminal accept that gift of bail, then they will be able to legally be free.
If we accept that, Jesus died on the cross for our sins and repent- turn away from sin-then we will be saved because we take His bail that He offers for free so we can go to heaven.
@@tired2993 Too bad for you but I'm a Hindu. I don't have any opinion for or against Jesus, so I do respect him, but I have priorities.
my whap teacher is so good. im in it right now sophomore year and she doesnt quiz on textbook, she just lectures the whole class and we take notes and she pretty much quizzes and tests on what she talks about. also, shes a collegeboard grader so she really knows her stuff and its great. we dont get any homework, we just listen in class.
Happy to hear you’re enjoying it!
I’m taking it as a sophomore and I’m being completely honest when I say this is the easiest class of my life. My teacher is amazing, he gives us daily assignments which take around a class period to complete (45ish minutes), and we have discussions. Whenever he introduces a new topic we have a Cornell notes day, where he lectures us. We also have weekly assignments: every other week we have a chapter notes assignment where we read a chapter and answer questions in 5-7 sentence paragraphs, and every other week we write an essay that uses a prompt from an AP exam. On paper it can seem like a lot of work but it really is manageable. We had a midterm practice AP exam a month or so ago and I got a 5 😊. I can say with confidence that I very much enjoy this class and I have a strong social life as well. AP Seminar on the other hand……… 🪦
At his time it was from years 0-present. Now it is ap modern from just 1200-present.
Agreed, I’m even self studying it and enjoy it. I did euro too and got a 4 (2021 at home exams). Imo looking back it was one of the crucial APs I took because ever since then, it prepared me to learn to think and read fast for others APs
If only my class was like this 🥲
I like how I’m not the only one here who was completely shocked by the AP World ranking. It was undoubtedly a top 3 favorite AP class of mine and was most likely the most interesting. I took 18 AP classes, and this one was undoubtedly one of my favorites. It really just depends on the teacher honestly
Edit: I don’t really have a ranking of all of my classes but my top 3 would definitely be Calc BC, Biology, and World History. I loved all of those classes
I’m truly great full for having the best ap teachers in my school (only speaking of the history ones) Ap world was so fun for me and great. My teacher was so nice, smart and knew how to organize her work. She never did textbooks, we did hands on activities and games. We didn’t even have quizzes but just review of what we had learned that year. She truly was the best and grateful she made the class fun. It also prepared me for AP us
AP World was also my first AP class and my worst grade. It’s really problematic, because you go your whole life learning US History, to learning about hundreds of years in 2 weeks.
haha same! i loved my teacher so much because she was very relaxed. when I was a freshman I took on level world geography and I found out myself that it was too easy- so I decided to take whap the following year for 10th grade. i boosted my ego so much to the point I started to think again and blame myself on why I decided to take whap. I'm in apush right now and its not going well. AP's teaching style is so different....
how is it 2 weeks
@@aureus6451 Each of our units were roughly 2 weeks. The units focused on a different empire/region/continent ( ex. Ottoman Empire, Ashante Empire, Ming Dynasty, etc.) These are all periods of history that are usually not taught in American schools, until you get to higher level classes in high school and college.
@@MB-hs1ou ohhh, i thought you were talking like you learned the ENTIRETY of whap in like 2 weeks. because i was like, ain't no way you learned everything from china to like cold war in 2 weeks.
That’s why I did standard world history because I wasn’t trying to get a bad grade at the beginning of the semester
As a student at a school with only 2 AP classes I'm glad too hear US history and Calc BC ranked high for you haha.
Honestly, I strongly agree with you on the CSA aspect. For some reason, the course expects students to already know a large portion of the content, which really creates a big divide between new coming students and those that have been studying for years. For example, the recent CSA AP exam for 2023 had quite possibly one of the hardest questions for the Free Response portion, however, for students that have studied for a while and had a bit more experience with methods not even taught in the curriculum, it was a lot easier. It is also a big contributing factor to why a lot of people score well - they already know what they're doing even before taking the course. I wish not to discourage anyone looking to take the class, don't get me wrong, it's an excellent class with a lot of crucial content for anyone looking to get into CS, however, be prepared to do a bit extra work out of class if you are not ALREADY familiar with Java as a language.
wait CSA allows for non-AP subset methods? which methods made the problems easier?
yeah i just took ap csa with 0 java knowledge coming into it. Half my class was already like fluent in java and finished the code hs course in like a month. i didnt even finish it by the end of the semester D;
AP Bio is the only AP class that I thought I’d love the most, so I took it as my very first AP class. I loved the material, especially the units on genetics, but the teacher started to become a main problem for me the closer we got to exam day. Don’t get me wrong, I like my AP Bio teacher. I think their funny, quirky, and make the topic more entertaining. However, they’re very forgetful and usually plans what’s going to be taught the day before. Additionally, they’re bad at publishing the material online for people who were absent. My grade definitely dropped some percentiles because I was absent and finally got the notes and worksheets a week later (I sent her an email the day I was absent and she promised she would published them and didn’t 😢). We have no time in class to study for the exam, beside an FRQ practice, so we have to do it on our own time outside of school. I don’t feel ready for the exam and take it in 4 days. I think I’ll get a three, but I hope for something higher. I’m glad AP Bio is on the top of your list, but I believe some of my future AP classes will outrank it for me, even though I love genetics so much.
good luck on the exam!! i just took my ap chem one a few days ago
maybe u should take ap lang
If I could go back to back to HS and take AP courses (I only took 1 AP class in HS, AP Statistics), I'd take AP Calc AB (unless engineering or medicine), (1 of 2) AP World History or AP US History, (1 of 2) AP Chem or AP Physics (Any of them), AP Biology - then if your are a business or accounting major or economics major, I'd recommend the AP economics exams and the AP Statistics exam (Econ and stats not required for other majors). If you are an engineering or medicine major take the both AP Physics C and AP Chemistry, Calc BC. Do not take AP English - the college course is easier than the exam. This will save you tons of tuition money and you'll basically be through a 1-2 semester's worth of classes and save money. Some colleges do not require foreign language study. Even if you do bad on AP exam - you'll get a second chance to better in college but will cost you $$$ and time. I was a business accounting major but went to college as an engineering/physical science/undecided. Also it's better to cut AP history exams and AP biology exam because the other classes are often pre-reqs to more advanced courses and the college class is most likely easier than the AP exam (unless you go to a college that's really competitive). Also the more prestigious university you go to, classes become more difficult. Also consider AP English if you are naturally good at English class, and don't want to take it again in college/save money. But I'd focus on the 4 exams, 1 Calculus, 1 Physical Science, 1 Biology, 1 History. Also the college history classes are often easier than the AP exam but the AP exam usually gets counted as 2 courses. I'd also recommend good students consider less prestigious universities that offer financial aid (major in engineering or accounting for job offers). The less prestigious schools have worse career services so having a marketable skill is more important (and bigger curves on exams).
You'll have way more fun with bad students than with good students who are always studying.
Is BC better than AB for engineering? Or can I still take AB?
@@polar8577 Depends on how hard you are willing to work. They are both great for engineering. AB is one semester of college calculus, BC is two. BC has about twice the content as AB. Almost all engineering majors need 3 calculus classes. So if you pass BC - you'll still need one more semester in college. If you take AB (and pass), you'll need two more calculus classes in college. 2 semesters worth of Physics is also required of all engineering majors - might as well take both if you can handle it. It's better to do well though, than take more classes then you can handle. Colleges will require the calculus based physics for engineering. If you take AB and the calculus based physics class - you'll be ahead of most of your peers. If you take BC and the 2 AP physics exams that are calculus based, you'll almost be a Sophmore in college. Also remember if you fail in HS, it's okay, but you'll have to retake it again in college. If you play sports, do band, work, or do other extracurriuclar stuff - you're probably best off doing AB and one AP Physics exam. If you are sure about being an Engineering major - don't take other AP exams. The classes in college are often easier than the AP exam (especially history and English). Quality is better than quantity though. If you think you can only hand Calc AB and not physics, just take calculus AB. Whichever classes you take, work as hard as you can to master the material. You don't want to be the guy in Electricity/Magnetism that doesn't understand kinematics (motion) well. You don't want to be learning integrals without having mastered algebra/geometry/derivatives (introductory calculus). AB and BC will both help you as an Engineering major.
@@polar8577 My freshman college English class was 3 papers, no final (2 - 5 page papers, 1 ten page). Which compared to the AP English exam, is a cakewalk. We had to read maybe 5-10 short stories also (with no testing involved).
I pretty much just finished my ap world course and the firsr half of the year was the worst experience of my life. With marching band taking halft my work time at home and the fact we had 2 different assignments one from a resource packet where we answered questions on documents and another with more documents but with stupid questions (the human records ifykyk). But later in the year when we basically did ap exams for hw whether it was a short response LEQ/DBQ blueprint or MC. And I had a really smart friend who took ap world who genuinely saved my ass and locked me. And the ap exam felt so easy thx to ap exam prep being hw (Mr. boardman da best)
I've heard not to take AP Chemistry, but I've already taken Honors Chemistry and gotten an A and I'm doing really well. Should I take it for my junior year?
Depends on the teacher. It was definitely challenging but manageable for me. I would ask around to see how others feel or try it and drop the class if you feel it isn’t for you
I would say that you should take it if you really like science and math and if you plan to be in a career related to it, if not, just don't take it.
Is chemistry hard? I’ve heard chemistry is really hard 😅 but I just wanted to know since I’m taking Honors Chemistry next year.
@@itsshannah4354 it’s challenging, but doable!
@@itsshannah4354 I am finding Honors Chemistry really fun! Chemistry is one of my interests and I find the universe and all that fascinating. However, it is definitely hard. I find it worth it though
APUSH was torture - in comparison to world, it’s like an unbearable bore all year
I also had the open note quizzes our teacher also basically told us how to study for them and we went through what would basically be on the test.
My ap world class my teacher was extremely lazy. During review he would just get review quizzes on each couple parts of the unit with no guidance for studying. I did good on the AP test, but he was awful at teaching and might as well just not been there. Also, he didn't stress the fact that things like Unit 9 would barely be on the test cause he barely teached it to begin with. A lot of students stressed out over this, when there was maybe 1 or 2 mcqs abt it and no writings.
This year there was an LEQ option on unit 9 (modernization), and I decided to do it. I’m 99% sure I got a 5 too!
@@bosssnurp5912 modernization is more common sense in my opinion, but good job
@@Laurala_Lala Well yeah, it can be common sense, but to list specific evidence you would have to know some of the things in the ap world curriculum. Like the green revolution, new inventions like air travel, etc.
How international students are supposed to take AP classes?
I’m not sure, but I believe some international schools offer IB classes as an alternative
maybe go to college board as interntational student
Im in AP world right now, and its so very difficult, but I am learning so much, (ap test tmr)
Good luck!
@@michaelisonyoutube i failed
Am I the only one who really enjoyed AP world and american histories?
I was kind of disappointed in how little content APWH covered tbh
My AP spanish lang teacher talks to us only in spanish 😭
What is a "hybrid" class?
"already knowing polish," he says, casually
it's weird that apworld is the hardest, maybe it's because in our district it's purely a junior-level class and thus we've had time to develop better study strategies, but i feel it's far more fun and rewarding than apush
hard agree with apbio in #1
The difficulty of the class is largely determined by the teacher. Glad you didn't have the same experience with AP World!
seeing AP World last while my test is in 3 days really makes me happy knowing that i'm not the only one who thinks AP World sucks
Your ranking of APWH is odd. It's the only AP I've taken so far (my school only permits students to take APs as early as sophomore but I could have easily aced it in freshman year) and it was super easy for me. I wonder what was different between our AP learning.
Glad you had a good experience! The teacher makes all the difference for any class, so that's probably why our experiences differed.
Not sure if you will see this but I’m going into sophomore year. Freshman year I didn’t do any AP classes and this year I want to push myself. I’m thinking of doing the highest level of Spanish but have no idea what else to do. I really like English and history so definitely want an AP class on those . I’ve never been great at math so not sure what type of math class to take. I’m not very educated on all the different classes that I can take and all the lingo…so some advice would be greatly appreciated!
How hard were AP Lang and AP Lit? I am an average writer and reader, and I was wondering what your thoughts were on it. Do you think I should take it?
It depends on the teacher. My advice is to ask other students about the difficulty of the class at your school, and decide from there.
@@michaelisonyoutube Thank you!
it will ruin your life
For my friend and I AP Lang was the easiest AP core class we took. I would take it,as long as you don’t hear terrible reviews in your school. AP lang teaches you how to properly structure essays over non-fiction text, a really important skill for college.
I know it's a bit late (I hope you see this), but for the SAT (I know it's kinda off-topic) on the common app, they ask you to submit scores you wish to report. I'm aware that some schools participate in collegeboards score choice program, but even with that in mind, when I plug in the singular score I wish to submit on the common app, on the page where they summarize what you've completed, they put that 1 score under the title of "number of past SATs taken." However, I've taken 3 SATs but I chose to submit 1. Can someone (preferably someone in college at the moment) clarify that contradiction? What did you personally do? And what should I do?
I don’t remember the specifics of the Common App, but I would ask your school guidance counselor or other students what they did!
15 APs 😬
Ap world is so easy bro what
What is your take on AP Statistics
Didn’t take it, but if you plan to take introductory statistics in college, AP statistics usually helps a lot if you have it as background!
Hi, thanks for the informative video! quick question here: I didn't take any AP classes in 9th or 10th grade, (i'm currently in 10th right now) and I was wondering if I'm able to still transfer the AP credits from 12th grade to college even if they won't see my test scores by the time I apply to college? or does it depend on the college? Thanks!
Yes that works, but whether or not AP credits can be used for placement or college credit depends on the school
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My advice: DO NOT TAKE AN AP CLASS ITS NOT WORTH IT!!!!!!
My advice: before taking an ap class, ask students who have already taken it at your school if the teacher does well and think about if you will be interested in it. if both of those conditions work out, go for it
did you skip ab calculus? 😂
BC calc teaches both ab calc and additional info, hence the naming. They start from the same point so you can choose which one to take
you don't have to take Calc AB to take Calc BC. it's one or the other, BC has the same concepts as AB but with more topics.
BC students are cracked O-0
In my school AB is a prerequisite for BC
I agree with your top 1, AP Bio. I loved the class my sophomore year and the teacher was very helpful and had knowledge as both a previous AP tester but also a cancer researcher.
Happy to hear you liked it!
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