Would anyone like to help me with my class selections for my senior year?

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Okay, so I'm stuck with what I should take as my math and science classes for next year. 
With math, I'm between AP and honors calculus. Math doesn't necessarily come naturally to me, but I work hard so I get good grades. I'm not really sure which one I should take though, because I would like to keep an A. 
With science, I'm between honors chemistry and AP physics. I don't really like chemistry, but I haven't taken it and I know it would be beneficial. The only thing is that I'm afraid the class might be filled with sophomores and juniors :( And with AP physics, I heard the class was easy, but the teacher isn't great so no one normally passes the AP exam. Anyone know if it would it look bad if I don't have chemistry in my high school curriculum?

I want to get into a good college so this is really important to me. I'm really stuck, so any help is appreciated. If you're wondering, I'm interested in studying something in the business field.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I'd take AP Calculus, because it looks awesome on your college resume, and it will challenge you more. For science, if you don't want to focus on anything medical, I'd do physics. Couldn't you do honors physics, instead of AP? Like you said, chemistry is a sophomore and junior class, and you wouldn't want to be with younger kids.

Dc · Answer

well it depends on what you are doing in university but you should probly take chemistry cause you probly need it in first year for most medical and engineering careers

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Would anyone like to help me with my class selections for my senior year?

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