Should I take AP psychology junior or senior year?

The test is definitely on the less difficult side, but the pass rate remains about average because so many kids take it—and many of them aren’t adequately prepared. Furthermore, AP Psychology is commonly taken during junior or senior year when students are better prepared for college-level material.

Is AP Psychology worth taking in high school?

AP Psychology is a good choice for students who are interested in obtaining college credits while in high school. At many high schools, the AP Psychology course is the only psychology class offered, so it is a good way for high school students to gain an introduction to the subject.

What is a good grade in AP Psych?

3
What is a good AP® Psychology score? The College Board designates scores of 3 and higher as passing scores.

How many AP classes should you take in a year?

If you’re a solid student just on the brink of an A-average and are going into your sophomore or junior year with no AP classes on your roster, we’d advise that you take on as many as possible.

What if my high school doesn’t offer AP classes?

If AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Calculus are unavailable at your high school, we can help you self-study and prepare for the AP exam in any of those subjects. In fact, in our experience students that pursue AP courses on their own that are not offered at their high schools are looked upon incredibly favorably by admissions officers.

Which AP classes are the easiest to self-study?

Overall difficulty aside, some AP classes ranked as being particularly easy or difficult if you want to self-study. Here’s how the classes broke down by self-study difficulty: The easiest AP classes to self-study are: Computer Science Principles, Psychology and Environmental Science.

What is the hardest AP class in high school?

Top 10 Hardest AP Classes 1 Physics C – Electricity and Magnetism (8.1) 2 English Literature (7.7) 3 Physics C – Mechanics (7.3) 4 Chemistry (7.2) 5 Physics 1 (7) 6 Physics 2 (6.8) 7 European History (6.3) 8 Biology (6.2) 9 World History (6) 10 US History (5.8)