What is the difference between AP US History and US history?

The main difference between regular U.S. History and APUSH is the amount of curriculum that is covered. APUSH students have to study the colonial period up until the 20th century before the AP test in May. Starting from this year, both regular and AP U.S. History classes’ grades are weighted.

Which is harder AP bio or APUSH?

APUSH is a million times easier than AP Bio.

Is it worth it to take AP US history?

Yes, APUSH is totally worth all of the hard work and skill development that comes with it. There are a couple of solid reasons to put APUSH high on your list. First, APUSH will come in handy throughout the rest of your high school and college career.

Should I take AP World History?

Simply put the AP® World History course and exam is most definitely worth it. We know that we have spent this entire AP® World History study guide telling you how difficult the course and exam are, but all of the skills that you work on for this course will prove utterly helpful in the years to come.

Should I take APUSH or AP Stats?

If you plan on majoring in the humanities (or history in particular), I’d definitely recommend taking APUSH because it would actually a) save you money and b) time in college.If you plan on majoring in the sciences, taking AP Stats or APES will be helpful for the same reasons.

How hard are honors and AP science?

We all found Honors to be easy, but AP to be difficult (not heartbreaking like some AP sciences, just difficult in comparison) with the amount of content we’d have to cover. Both of these are courses that people have self-studied before.

What is the difference between APUSH DBQ and AP World DBQ?

The APUSH Dbq requires outside information, while the AP World dbq does not. I am not sure if this would influence your decision or not. AP World also covers a lot of information that either preceded or uncovered in my honors class as a freshman (idk where you started, but we started at the rennesciance).

Does APUSH ruin your life?

Yes, these are people who said the course wrecked their grades and destroyed their lives (APUSH students have a very strong grasp on the hyperbole). Don’t take the course just because your parents forced you to or because you think it’ll look good on college applications.