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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The order doesn't matter BUT my kids have all said that AP Bio is a lot easier than AP Chem and that at our school, it's really hard to get an A in AP Chem. (They worked in AP Bio but I don't think they were ever in danger of not getting an A.). From a college admissions perspective, then, I'd prefer to complete AP Bio junior year (and get A on transcript). Senior year, at most they'll report first semester grades and not the full year and for early admission, they wouldn't even report that.[/quote] This is good intel. So it sounds like for most kids, AP Bio may be better junior year choice. But if your kid is a chemistry ace, it might be more of an admissions flex to ace AP Chem than Bio junior year. [/quote] If you plan to take AP Chemistry, it is better to take it the year after Honors Chemistry when the basics are still fresh.[/quote] Possibly, but my kids have found Honors Chem to be a joke (98% score and I never ever see studying). I don't know that it's doing much to prepare them for AP Chem.[/quote]
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