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Okay. Here is the deal.
I am currently a sophomore. Last year I took chemistry, this year I am taking biology.
Next year and the year after that I have to choose between AP Bio, AP Environmental Science, AP Physics, Environmental Science and Physics. I can take two of them. I have not taken a physics class because we tok physics in 8th grade and that doesn't count and apparently you need physics for colleges and I don't know what to do...
WHICH ONES SHOULD I TAKE? I want to take AP Bio next year but I don't know what to do after that or should I even take AP Bio? I feel like the transition will be better
I want to be an orthodontist or dentist!! =D (link)
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a good idea would be to take regular physics next year (or AP if you want to) because colleges want DEFINATELY want to see that you have taken three years of different sciences (bio, chem, and physics are the best ones to take)
But junior year usually has the most workload considering other AP classes (like english, history etc.), so don't super load up your schedule or you will be stressed to no end. Being in highschool myself i know how crazy that can be. If you take phyics next year, then you could take AP Bio your senior year because usually senior year is more relaxed. Or maybe try to find out if your school offers summer courses. Like at my school we can take physics over the summer and get it over with so that we can take AP chem and AP bio for junior or senior years.
However, depending on the number of other difficult classes you are taking, i think that Bio and Physics are the best options for you. Whether you take AP Phyics or not depends on if you have a super jammed schedule or not!
really hope this helps. good luck with your denistry career.
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