Rating all the AP Classes I Took in High School 

I just failed my unit 0 ap world test with a 68 (the first test of the year) and my teacher said it was the easiest test of the year. I have an amazing teacher tho

Want to share my AP experiences because not all AP classes are the same (based on teachers, resources, teaching styles, etc). Freshman year (2018-2019): AP Human Geography - I personally loved the constant of this class and had a wonderful teacher. Got a 5 on the exam, but it’s because I was passionate and wanted to and was able to devote time to it. Really good as a first AP class however (almost as good as enviro or psych as a first AP class) Sophomore year (2019-2020 aka COVID): AP World History: Same fun situation with AP world, only got a 4 because it was just so much more information, and didn’t like it as much. Really Eurocentric (like most AP classes) however. Basically on Europe, China, and the us for most of the time. AP Calculus AB - Liked the class. I personally like class when I’m good at it. And I had a great teacher even though I just constantly struggled. But it’s pretty simple if you do the homework and the work. You will not do well if you don’t study, but it’s not difficult studying it’s just more work. Salty I got a 3 tho because I couldn’t turn in the second half of my exam bc it was online and didn’t want to retake. AP Physics 1 - I don’t like physics, and can’t connect concepts and math for the life of me. I cried through this class the whole year. I had a great and enthusiastic teacher, I just wasn’t good at it no matter how hard I tried. Didn’t even take the exam that year because I knew I would fail. I took it the next year. And still only got a 2 (you’ll see in a minute). Junior year (2020-2021, aka COVID 2.0): AP US History: This class is really good for people that can just memorize things without deeper thinking (unlike human and world). But I was not good at that and had trouble learning online during COVID. So, I only got a 3. Pretty monotonous, but that’s just my opinion. AP Lang: I’m not a big fan of works nonfiction, and this was more of that. Also I never really learned how to write one of the essay types. Only got a 3. Liked the teacher, just didn’t like the class content. AP Seminar: new class. Harder to teach because of less history. And easy to do, just more work. I couldn’t dedicate time towards my projects so I only got a 3. AP Physics 2: I had to take it for a program I’m in. Same situation at 1. Still got a 2. AP Calculus BC: I took this exam with the Advances calc 2 course. I liked the class and some of the content. But it was hard and I didn’t like doing it. If you are able to do a lot of last minute studying effectively tho, you can get a good score. That’s what I did and I got my 4. AP Environmental - I didn’t take this class. I just had a lot of background knowledge and thought why not. Really easy. I studying from Georgia Virtual Schools free online text book last minute and got a 4. I forgot to look up how to do the frqs too. Lol. Basically common sense if you have some background knowledge and like the content. That’s what I got. I’m planning to take AP French and research next year, so maybe I’ll update. But frankly I’d recommend doing dual/joint enrollment. They’re generally easier, cheaper, and less stressful. And you don’t have to take an exam to get college credit. I just finished macro and American gov over the summer with dual (wish I had been able to do more dual classes before) and in the upcoming year I’m taking bio, psych, English 1102, and statistic with dual.

For senior year next school ,I'm planning on taking AP environmental science and either college algebra (dual enrollment math ) or AP Calculus AB

AP Human Geo is literally the death of me. XD

You're soooo pretty oml ♥️ Im picking out my classes for sophomore year and thinking of doing AP world history, AP Spanish, H English, Alg 2, H chem though I might switch some around. pray for me

You’re good at physics but bad at calculus? I struggle a little bit in physics but I’m ok in calculus.

Hi! Thanks for the video. I am planning to take AP Spanish, AP Lang, and AP Chem, but I'm not sure if I should switch AP Lang for APUSH

i like your video!!

Holy shit you went to the high school I’m currently at. This randomly came up on my recommended.

I tried one ap class in sophomore year. It was hgap. I signed up for hgap for freshman year but my schedule was messed up and I couldn’t fix it because I was an online learner for Covid and didn’t notice. I was put in honors world history instead and didn’t notice the error until I came to school in person. So I did it sophomore year instead. I am doing ap English lang in junior year rn. Also doing us history but it isn’t ap it’s dual enrollment. I prefer ap over dual enrollment so in my senior year I’m going all out doing ap calc bc, ap comp sci a, ap gov/macro, maybe ap euro, ap physics 1, an honors engineering class, and ap lit. Idk if I will replace ap physics 1 with apes or ap euro with an honors world area studies course. Those are humanities related idc about them since I’m going into stem.

Thank you for creating this video! It serves as a head start for students like me. May I ask what month do you usually start enrolling to AP classes? I'm trying to join AP classes through online learning

What hs did you go to. Your lay out sound identical to my daughter and she start her Jr year in the fall. Hoping to get some advice for her.

Does anyone know like if you can switch classes 3 days before starting school or no?

I’m a little nervous becuz I’m going into sophomore year and on my schedule I have ap world, ap lang, ap bio and ap computer science a

Are you phillipino?

What do you mean by ab and bc period? does that mean that your calc class was split into one period being ab and the other being bc? why?