answers1: There's no such thing as AP US Humanities. Your school
probably lists it as AP so that more students take it, but colleges
won't accept credits from it and there's no AP test. If you're
interested in humanities, by all means take it, but don't expect to
get college credit from it. <br>
If you only have room for 2 more courses and not 3, take the two real
APs. If you have room for 3 and you like humanities, take the class.
AP US History (APUSH for short) is a hard course, considered by some
to be the hardest social studies AP, but the other AP you're taking
isn't that hard, so I'm sure you'll be able to handle it. Good luck!
answers2: You should take as many ap courses as you can. It looks
better on you transcript and college applications. You are also saving
college tuition and time by taking these classes in high school
instead of having to struggle with them in college.
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