Or you can just not talk AP Calc and skip the binary, then cry when you have to take in college and it's harder bc the professor can do whatever s/he wants and you have five other classes to balance at the same time
Even though it may seem like a useless fact, one wrong change in the body can either damage or kill you. That’s why if you know it, combined with logic and occasional scientific experiments, you can cure cancer and any other disease. Knowing how a bone heals can help you fix a broken bone. Even though you may not have the tools, you can prove it with a thought experiment, or a way of testing things using logic.
@@captaincalamity5025 I took it and it’s helpful when you’re trying to find a certain part of a big city lol or just curious on how humans behave relative to location I also had a awesome teacher so that probably helped
to be honest, ap computer science was the most fun class i ever took. young, energetic teacher, friendly classmates, every class was guaranteed laughs and new memories formed. we played jackbox at the end of the grading periods, had app building competitions, and even created several inside jokes. good times.
So few people in my school take it that it's grouped with the other C.S kids, we are literally 2 kids in a class watching ap video's while the other people learn smth else. :,D
@@agentblackbird9435 i don’t have ADHD but i imagine it’s harder for ppl that do to actually concentrate 😭 AP classes make me want to drop that class and go to the regular class
@@karentapia1865 ADHD haver here- I made the mistake of taking APUSH the first year back to normal (after an easy cheat COVID year) while in marching band. I don't cry as much now that the season is over, but it's rough.
A proper stats class has calc I, II and often III prerequisites anyway. Seems like AP statistics in the US just teaches stats at a very elementary level which gives it the image of being easy.
I'm freshman at a high school where they give you high school AND college classes, meaning that you get your high school and associates degree at the same time -- i did not get to chose my classes, I just got stuck with this class.
i accidentally took aphg freshman year and almost died 😔 god for all the freshman out there dont take an ap class thinking its like advanced classes in middle school its not
I love that AP Chem is the class that makes you want to drop out when the true villain is AP physics. It has the highest fail rate for the AP test of over 60%
My sister took AP Environmental Science. She had two final tests, and each test pile was wrapped with plastic, and then those two piles wrapped together… in plastic…
AP Art is the kind of class that's completely undermined because if you aren't it your immediate thought and the stereotype is "so basically they just draw for classes?" It's probably the most time-consuming AP class, with projects even being up to 20+ hours to make, and everything you do is from scratch independently. There're no assignments by teachers or prompts. You have to make your own inspirations, ideas, composition plans and designs, and find your own motivation and creativity to be able to survive that class, not mentioning the constant breakdowns over your work and things not coming out as planned. Since AP Art is completely independent, you are responsible entirely for every mistake you made because even the program is essentially your creation. I think a better fitting roast for that class would be "how many mental breakdowns is it possible for a student to have during a single semester".
Completely agree with you, I didn’t even finish AP art and numerous other students in my class dropped out as well 😅 of the four APs I’ve taken I’d say it’s tied with calculus in terms of intimidation and stress, just in a different way
I feel that honestly it really is more stressful than everyone thinks. I got a four on AP drawing but I am doing AP 2-D rn which should be somewhat easier and I am hoping my portfolio/ prompt was good enough. I still take other AP classes too but art takes so much fricken time to make
I distinctly recall my AP Drawing sustained investigation, which started out as "flow of water" very quickly turned into "evolution of stress"... i passed and my mental health suffered
AP physics - The class where you do a lot of math that doesn’t matter because in the real world air resistance and the mass of that string aren’t actually negligible
In defense of neglecting things, only considering the primary object in a system can bring understanding without being super complicated for a highschooler. When the weight of that string or the air resistance around a body matters, you just extend the methods to that body aswell.
Yeah, I’m learning about immigration, the effects and causes of diversity, how location affects people, culture and languages, and a bunch of other stuff that actually applies to the world. I don’t see how it’s useless at all. If you think that class is useless, you either had a bad teacher or you somehow think that everything you learn in school actually matters. Academically useless and ACTUALLY useless are two different things.
I loved it because at least I understood Globalization and the direct impact that the 1st and 2nd industrial revolutions had on the world. Stuff that actually applies today. Thought it was definitely worth the time
AP art - the class where you question your career path, cry, plan what you will be doing with every minute of your non existent free time and MAYBE make some art , all in one class!!!
Me an art kid who takes various AP's: haha these are so accurate! "AP Art: A pity AP class made for those less academically inclined." Me: H E Y W A I T
As a person aspires to be a linguist, I can say that taking languages in high school is pointless, since most anglophones could give two shits about properly learning another language, so they'll just forget everything about it a few years after high school.
@@Hiero1453 most americans could care less to learn another language. Ask most people what they remember and they’ll say “hi my name is...” in a horrible accent. Language classes shouldn’t be an easy gpa if your teachers are properly pushing students to learn more.
@@jeremiahdonnay I see what you’re saying. I think it has to do with your background. I guess kids with parents who were both born here will end up remaining anglophones. Maybe that’s why I said easy 5.0, because my mom was born here but my dad was not. Anyways, I agree. If a student really wants to learn a language, like me, then they would probably try harder but I guess no American cares because in high school ( at least my high school) we need to have 2 language credits and that’s mandatory, so kids would probably see it as a burden.
I took AP Computer Science, it felt like a fever dream. Full of seniors and juniors who didn't care about school at all, we spent our time playing games, playing music at full volume (early 2000s music), and made jokes the whole class. It was one of the most fun classes ive ever taken, but the work was intolerably boring I wish I could show some of our project presentations, they were all abysmal - One of my apps was so dysfunctional it would give you a seizure if you looked at it long enough, and I got a passing grade for it. Was incredible
That sounds so awesome wth? Especially the last part! If I had to take a guess as to how you passed, I’d say it’s because so many people failed that they HAD to pass all of you, otherwise the teacher would probably get fired. I’ve witnessed that sort of thing before, power in numbers!
@@ladyalicent705We all were doing so poorly that he began promoting the use of online sources to cheat our way to passing. Looking back, I do wish I had taken the course more seriously. I did not, however, end up going down that career path; it would not have been a benefit to me in any significant way if I had passed. (Probably should have mentioned that I somehow managed to fail the course lol)
For those who didn’t get the joke of “AP Economics” It’s because the daddy of all AP classes is College Board, which you learn that it is a monopoly itself.
Pretty much all of the AP Histories: either easy as hell and just as boring, or a downright trash fire. heavily dependent on whether or not you have a good memory.
Nah, my memory is so shit that I'm failing the easiest ap at my school that is only vocab (AP psych) and I can't remember what video I watched right before this one, but I'm doing great in ap euro (and did great in ap world) because I find history genuinely interesting
true. AP world history was actually fun at first but when the workload increased my interest plummeted and I began to learn to sleep with my eyes open.
In AP World I fucked around and did almost nothing for the first half of the year, read half the book in 3 days right before the exam, and got a 4. Now I'm in APUSH and I'm seriously considering whether that strategy is worth repeating; maybe I'll give myself 5 days instead of 3.
If you think that’s bad, my teacher deadass told us we were going to fail AP Human Geography as freshman’s because 1. The test was given three weeks earlier than it was supposed to 2. We were only on Chapter 10 of the unit and there’s 12 chapters. 3. We had limited time (as in our time was shortened due to schedule changes) and overall the 2020-2021 school year. I passed with a 96% but got a 1 on the exam. I’m no longer a freshman and I’m taking AP World History & Phychology but man, that year was crazy.
@@partytime8092 dude none of the Chem teachers at my school learned Chem in college- they were all physics majors (which is fine but they also straight up plagiarized other teachers lessons, and those lessons were also all incorrect and wrong)
As someone who's taken 7 AP classes I have to say AP Stats is one of the hardest. Everyone goes into it thinking it will be math, not realizing you have to read and write entire paragraphs more than anything else... can't wait to get my exam results back 😭
no cause i decided to take stats and was not prepared for the amount of writing... like you have to explain experiments and surveys and hypotheses and intervals and there is so much explaining
fr i took it as a junior and my teacher did not caare abt the class because it was almost all seniors who took it to avoid calc. i got a 3 on the exam sadly cause my teacher didn't teach. theres so much writing its kinda crazy like how u gotta explain the steps in order and calculations. the one where they ask for which bias or how u design the test is so annoying
@@allen8136 A 3 is pretty good! I got a 4, but the exam is such BS. I think AP Stats is the only exam where there's a long answer question at the end that PURPOSEFULLY NOBODY CAN PREPARE FOR OR TEACH. It's ridiculous.
i knew that i wasn't going to touch stats w/ a ten foot pole whenever i learned that i needed to get a recommendation from my english teacher to take it... hell to the no
When I was a junior in hs taking AP human geography, it was the easiest thing ever. Watching the freshmen struggle to death to turn in 1 reading assignment was sad but also funny.
don’t even bother the exam was so stupid even though you put the right answers the test scorers were useless and most of my friends and i had to appeal our scores cuz they gave everyone a 3 when most of us scored higher than what was given
I actually didn't think AP Chem was that hard, but I wasn't consistent in putting in effort because I was fighting severe depression at the time. Still got a C without putting in as much effort as I wanted. AP physics was the toughest AP at my high school.
I think I’m going through something similar with seminar. I don’t have any motivation and I’m feeling extremely hopeless right now. Are you okay now? How did you get through it? I could really appreciate some advice if your up to it
I think I’m going through something similar with seminar. I don’t have any motivation and I’m feeling extremely hopeless right now. Are you okay now? How did you get through it? I could really appreciate some advice if your up to it
“AP Statistics: An AP class made for those who couldn’t handle a real math class.” BRO THE ACCURACY! I took stat to avoid calc or algebra as much as I can😗👉🏼👈🏼
That AP Lang part is so true lmfao. Also, the AP World part would prob be true, but luckily legit everyone loves the teacher for that class so we don’t actually notice how boring it is lol
My AP World teacher allows you to turn in late work the day before the end of the quarter and still get full credit. He's super chill and relaxed when it comes to a lot of things. I also actually enjoy history so that makes his class a little better, even though lately it's just been notes after more notes...
@@wakandaforever2401 me too lmao. The one thing that saved my ass in AP World was that due dates were a suggestion in that class. The teacher's also very lively and energetic and etc, I never fell asleep and I took electives that she taught the next two years in high school
I’ve taken like 6 or 7 AP classes so far and AP Art was definitely the hardest. Harder than Calc BC. Harder than all of it. People don’t understand the sheer amount of work for that class because instead of stress-studying to review before an exam, you just get to be stressed about building your portfolio all year round. It’s brutal man.
im taking ap art and apush rn and ap art is making me wanna die :,) its definitely way harder than any other class due to the stress and pressure, i’m kinda in a creative block rn as well which isnt helping my case at all
Ayy, I'm also in AP art. I've been in it for 4 years now. The struggle to build a portfolio is real. Not to mention, it's art so you don't have a straightforward formula to follow that guarantees a passing grade. The 'right thing' to do changes ever so slightly depending on each person and how they interpret the art. Yes, there are some consistencies, but compared to other classes it isn't nearly as linear.
I love how people think AP Art is easy or doesn’t require hard work lol. It’s not like other AP classes in the sense that you have to study hard concepts and get tested on them but you have to design your own projects basically. It’s easy to follow teachers’ instructions but in AP Art, your teachers can’t exactly teach you about YOUR ideas. Only you would know that. Artists don’t just do random things and call them art. Every decision is intentional. For other classes you can follow your teachers’ guides, but for AP Art you have to start from scratch, from mood boards, ideation, experiments, sustained investigations, and so on. I think AP Art requires a lot of deep thinking and planning and you also have to be the one keeping yourself on track, it’s just that many don’t see the values in art. You can rush studying concepts, but you cannot rush art, otherwise it’s not gonna be meaningful. Sorry that I went on rambling but I’m just really passionate about Art and I want others to know that it is just as hard as other AP classes. And yes, I understand that this video is meant to be a joke guys. 😆
i had no idea AP Art was so stressful. i've taken eight AP exams and all of them have been hell. i guess i thought AP Art was kind of an easy class like Human Geography and wasn't ridiculously hard like Calc BC or AP Gov, but i was wrong. i appreciate hearing about how other exams affect other people and learning their experiences with them. this changed my perspective on AP Art, so thank you lol
Planning on taking it next year(junior year), but I don’t exactly know what the course is exactly about; u read books and then write essays about them??
@@Tshiyaaa For us, we spent the whole first semester on rhetorical analysis, which is explaining like persuasion and stuff, and this second semester were gonna do argument essays.
@@Tshiyaaa i'm taking it right now and it's a lot of essays. my class has only read 1 book but a lot of the essays we have written have been based of of short stories or old AP exam prompts. its a VERY dominatly writing based class.
AP Chem was certainly the hardest, but it was the most rewarding. My teacher in high school used to be a college professor. He made the class extremely hard. Honestly though because he made it so much harder all my chemistry classes in college were easy in comparison. Hell even the people who got Ds in his class in HS would get As in their college chemistry class. Still can’t thank him enough.
@@twins9068 I’d say it depends on what you plan to do with your life. If Stem it’s good to have the prep for college, but if not then probably not. The AP Chen I went to was like Chemistry boot camp all year, but not every teacher will be like that. I’d see what my goals were and maybe ask my current teacher what I can do to be more successful with chemistry if I decide to go into AP Chemistry. I hope either way things go well for you.
I actually took AP Human Geography my freshman year, and the only thing I liked, was the fact that our teacher would tell us random stories for like most of the class
My class got through 2 years of math encouraging our teacher to continue his stories so we wouldn't have to do the class. Everyone pretended we were interested and liked him and it worked.
I'm in my freshman year right now, and my ap human geo teacher is the absolute best. My classmates have made a religion out of his existence an he's okay with it. His sarcasm is what we all look forward too. He is the best teacher I have ever had.
My AP Chem teacher was godly. She clearly loved chemistry and loved teaching it, she always made sure we understood concepts before moving on and if she asked a question on the test, 100% chance she mentioned it at least a couple times in class, so no curveballs. I thought maybe she was just making it easy for us but then we got to the mock exams and I did well on all of them, and I got a 5 on the actual exam without much trouble. Mrs. Gregor I love you and hope you found another great teaching job ever since you left. Unfortunately I was not so lucky with AP Biology and Physics, in fact both those classes were what made me want to drop out of high school instead of Chem
dude please drop like videos from her teaching because i had my teacher this year and everyone says he does the same thing he did in honors chem and that was to: give powerpoints but not teach a single thing
"AP Music theory: the class that takes all the fun out of music and makes you realize all pop songs sound the same" jokes on you i became a musician on my own time and learned that myself
@@thatoneuser8600 uhhhhh mostly kinda messing around with various programs (i started with Bosca Ceoil, moved to Anvil Studio, and now use Cakewalk by Bandlab) and people on discord
@@azrend broo I hope you now realize that ap music theory teaches actual theory not how to use fucking cakewalk lmao if you want to actually be a musician take classes
@@-5249 Music theory isn't difficult, you can literally learn it for free in a couple of weeks. The hard part is actually using that music theory by practicing your damn instrument.
@@adamya1639 You have it all wrong buddy. BASIC music theory isn't difficult. You learn basic theory during the first couple of months. Around December, you get into deep advanced theory. You start part-writing. You take all the theory knowledge and write chords and choral arrangements. You have to do it FAST and follow tons of rules. The second half of music theory is pretty hard. I can tell you never took AP music theory. If you ever took the AP theory exam, you would realize how hard it is.
@@maenallahalih8956 No not a 2%😂 The Ap grading system goes from 1 to 5, 1 and 2 are not passing grade and 3, 4, and 5 are passing grades. And yeah we got hot dogs cause we watched something called “The hot dog movie”
@@sirenrosel 100+ in honors chem last year, 94+ in AP chem this year. It doesn’t help that we’re learning online though, so I suppose it doesn’t really convert.
My teacher said that we were so boring and she wanna make it more fun, 5 minutes later... read 14 pages in 20 mins. I lasted 1 week in that class. And now i got A' in reg WH
@@kietnhu5978 yeah I get it, sometimes I wonder how I’m still in that class, I’m not actually that good at history, but I mean I think I’m probably gonna be ok lol
It teaches you about how we’re destroying the earth and the ways we could try to help prevent that, but how that won’t happen bc the people with the real power to prevent global warming are money hungry assholes
For me AP music theory made music more enjoyable for me. Now I can identify different chord progressions in a piece, be able to identify ‘voice leading errors’ (even though more modern composers do not follow the same rules of theory as is taught in the course), and able to do more. That exam was pretty difficult though
@@imbored457 there's two parts to it. Theory skills and Aural skills. With theory, your teacher will teach you all the nitty gritty analysis stuff and how songs are structured. The Aural skills is learning how to hear intervals, chord qualities, and motion of music. You also will do these fun things called dictations, where you write down what you hear from an excerpt. There is also sight singing involved. My biggest advice is to try your best, and try not to get wrapped up with the EXTREMELY nerdy kids (who are also assholes). It's truly an interesting class. I enjoyed it.
@@sarahhopelennon4829 there are lots of resources online! personally I used lots of flashcards haha, I made an ap psych podcast episode with a friend too, which really helped me go through everything again. I think the most important thing is to memorise and revise things throughout the year :)) because it's really just very memorisation-based
Legit. Here’s what it feels like. You start off learning the normal shit about chemistry, then all of a sudden, quantum mechanics, spend the next 2 months mashing the calculator just to do the practice questions, and just when you thought the hard part is over, boom, applied advanced algebra and integral calculus that you probably never learned in high school get thrown in your face, forcing you to manually check the basics of each of those courses just to have a fucking clue on wtf you’re doing.
Nah I actually liked AP World. Took it when it was actually world history and not the weird 1500s thing. It was actually a pretty decent curriculum and my teacher was good at making things not Eurocentric. Plus Rome is awesome
@@noname8354 Honestly, its probably because of my teacher. She seems so uninterested and is not good at preparing you for the test. On our unit 3 and 4 test, i got a 41 and so many others got something near that. Honestly if ap world wasent rushed and the teacher actually taught stuff instead of assigning videos and didnt make the class so incredibly tedious, I would probably like it. But then again, she shoves so many assignments down our throats and doesnt give us time to complete them.
@@thatoneuser8600 You learn the basic concepts of Java. In CS principles, you focus more on that kind of stuff and Python (how much python depends on ur teacher). My teacher basically only taught Python and took like 5 mins to give us some test question answers on cs principles.
ap human geo is literally the class that is used to make the freshman preps boast about being in an ap class because they're freshman.. at least for my high school lmaooo
yeah that's exactly why so many people fail that class lolll its cuz they're all freshman. The upperclassmen who take that class are always prepared for the workload and pass relatively easily.
@@blankb.2277 exactly that's why schools advise students to take ap classes as upperclassmen bc they can handle it.. just don't know why parents will pay to have their student take an ap class if they fail it anyways lmaooo it's always just about their ego
haha I'm a freshman who has no choice but to take the class (and subsequently fail it) because of the IH program I'm in:) y'all really making me feel good and confident about not completely bombing my first year of high school:))
@@colesteinmetz I too took AP Bio in Freshmen. I got a 95 without studying Hanv in there Just remember that the Mitochondria is the Powerhouse of the Cell.
I just finished my AP world test and man do I tell you that having a good teacher changes everything. I love my AP world teacher sm, he brings so much energy to the class and is really passionate and knowledgeable on the subject, he’s funny but he also teaches us really well how to do certain things to help us write our notes and essays. In fact, he’s the reason we have the highest pass rate in the district (98% I think?), as well as the best DBQ scores. Quite a few of his old students have returned and told us how his teaching has helped them in college, or even just life in general. The yearbook even put him in the “most dad like” category 😭He also has a Pokémon card of himself taped to the tissue box. Hats off to you, mr Huidor.
Really all just comes down to who’s teaching the class. A bad teacher can easily make AP Psychology hard af while a good teacher can make AP Calc BC and AP Chem easier than regular classes.
honestly truth, my ap psych teacher is the worst, she doesnt even have a psych degree and knows nothing about psychology 😭 and our tests are insanely difficult as well
AP lang, aka How To Lie. That’s it. We were just taught how to pretend we knew what we were talking about. Here, have 1/3 of a chapter of a biography of someone you’ve never heard of, write me a godly essay explaining every thought this person has ever had.
@@El-no5wv because my teacher doesn’t teach or lecture. She gives us these packets with vocabulary we have never used and she doesn’t explain them. She also expects us to come to find the answers on our own and makes test questions weirdly worded and complicated. Oh, and by ‘finding the answers on our own’ she splits us up into groups and says to draw whatever is happening on the whiteboards when she gave no explanation of what is happening. Also, I cannot follow the book because she doesn’t follow it and her lessons are all over the place
APCSP was actually really enjoyable because while, yes, all of us were antisocial nerds, we actually knew how to communicate with each other. my teacher was very encouraging and was also an extremely awkward nerd, so it all balanced out.
@@user-uy9sn3jz3f not force themselves through a full blown art piece every two-three weeks consistently for a whole year, that's what :) still gonna take it and im genuinely so scared
"AP World History: A class so boring you'll learn how to fall asleep with your eyes open" "AP Human Geography: A class so useless, your school probably doesnt even offer it" I got both of these... and aside from knowing where places are on a map, I can attest to not learning 💩 in either
Symphally don’t let someone else’s opinion inform what you want to do :) everyone has different experiences. if it’s something that interests you, do it !
I have a friend that had taken literally EVERY math class my school had by the time he was a junior, so since at my school we need 4 math credit to graduate, he took AP Stats. Hell on earth for him.
AP Computer Science is the best, the teacher was super chill. It's fun as long as your group doesn't include the kid who acts like they're smarter than everyone because they're in an AP class.
Fact: During october the mitochondria becomes the haunted house of the cell. My AP Bio teacher has confirmed this. I'm in six AP classes and I've taken the SAT three times but the college board is a monopolistic scam and I hate giving it my money. Fortunately I get a fee waver for most stuff anyway.
Lmao I sleep for a few seconds with eyes open, blink and look like I’m paying attention, repeat for 20 minutes each class and I only fully fell asleep once😭
What AP Class do you hate the most? Mine was AP chem :P
P.S: Happy Halloween! : D
Ap history
AP history is cool
Imagine doing AP classes
AP calculus BC 💀
AP Calc AB and AP Psych
Calc AB: Wimps
Calc BC: Masochists
The middle ground does not exist.
Yes, there is.
They just need to see the value of math.
But if either side or both sides reject the value, they shall be sent to an asylum.
Or you can just not talk AP Calc and skip the binary, then cry when you have to take in college and it's harder bc the professor can do whatever s/he wants and you have five other classes to balance at the same time
@@pollywogpaints9786 same lmao. Mine just pushed us into AP Calc without pre- clac
the middle ground would be Calc B
In taking ab next year and bc senior year
forgot ap Spanish: the kids who already know spanish and just want the college class credits
Yess 😂
that was AP Chinese for our school lol
@@user-dx3jg6er1m same
Me🤣😭
I took ap spanish freshman year for that exact reason 💀
"Everything about taxes except how to pay them"💀
some kid in my ap gov class the other day asked why we even needed taxes at all...... so apparently my class isn't even doing that much
@@lilybloome
*inhale*
I don’t understand how they don’t get it
*exhales in frustration*
@@lilybloome I’m gonna ask my teacher the same thing, I’ll be back Monday
@@MaticMatic so did you ask it Friday now
You shouldn't pay taxes. Abolish income tax
Can confirm the AP statistics one is completely accurate and I am not at all ashamed to say the ONLY reason I took it was to avoid calculus
My AP stats teacher is brand new and makes me wish i took calculus
I just took it because I already took calc last year.
Lol, gonna take PreCalc and Stat together next year
Taking AP Stats next year the same time as PreCalc/Calc 1
I am doing AB and Stats at the same time
AP biology also teaches you about when the mitochondria STOP being the powerhouse of the cell, which is the most terrifying thing I’ve ever heard.
Excuse me- what
AP Bio, where the mitochondria goes from being "the powerhouse of the cell" to "the site of oxidative phosphorylation."
Everybody gangster until the mitochondrion is not the power house of the cell
Even though it may seem like a useless fact, one wrong change in the body can either damage or kill you.
That’s why if you know it, combined with logic and occasional scientific experiments, you can cure cancer and any other disease.
Knowing how a bone heals can help you fix a broken bone. Even though you may not have the tools, you can prove it with a thought experiment, or a way of testing things using logic.
fr 😭
AP Human Geography: "A class so useless your school probably doesn't offer it."
Every freshman here: ....Huh.
stopppppp 👧🏻✋🏼
thats going to be my first AP class this year
@@Penguins459 Good luck. You're gonna need it.
@@AustinJASMR Oh yea, thats class was a drag.
@@dyslexicdoodlebob4511 facts man
"ap human geogragphy, a class so useless your school probably doesn't even offer it" it was the only ap class they offered...
Hmmm, I believe it is the only one available to freshmans where I am. :D
i’m currently taking it and i have learned nothing useful
@@captaincalamity5025 I took it and it’s helpful when you’re trying to find a certain part of a big city lol or just curious on how humans behave relative to location I also had a awesome teacher so that probably helped
I just joined because I wanted college credit. Our teacher made us memorize almost every country last week and she expected us to pass the test.
wtf is even human geography anyway
to be honest, ap computer science was the most fun class i ever took. young, energetic teacher, friendly classmates, every class was guaranteed laughs and new memories formed. we played jackbox at the end of the grading periods, had app building competitions, and even created several inside jokes. good times.
My AP Comp Sci class took the fun out of coding
So few people in my school take it that it's grouped with the other C.S kids, we are literally 2 kids in a class watching ap video's while the other people learn smth else. :,D
A or principles? Because one you learn only javascript and the other you don't even learn computer science
@@corvus5801 ap computer science
@aceofhearts9313 yeah but which one? There's two
When i started AP classes in highschool i learned that AP didn't mean "Advanced Placement", but actually meant "Attention Problems"
or advanced procrastination but hey that works
advanced pain
My ADHD: Yeah let’s just make your attention problems worse than they already are from AP
@@agentblackbird9435 i don’t have ADHD but i imagine it’s harder for ppl that do to actually concentrate 😭 AP classes make me want to drop that class and go to the regular class
@@karentapia1865 ADHD haver here- I made the mistake of taking APUSH the first year back to normal (after an easy cheat COVID year) while in marching band. I don't cry as much now that the season is over, but it's rough.
“AP statistics: an AP class made for those who couldn’t handle a real math class” FELT THAT ON A SPIRITUAL LEVEL
Lolol fr
right???? there was absolutely *no* reason to call me out like that
I'm def going to take AP statistics instead of calc my senior year
i decided to take stats with calc bc for some reason
A proper stats class has calc I, II and often III prerequisites anyway. Seems like AP statistics in the US just teaches stats at a very elementary level which gives it the image of being easy.
AP human geography: A class all the freshmen take so they can feel special about themselves
Me: thought it was an honors history class that my teacher recommended for me..
I love ap human tho
I'm freshman at a high school where they give you high school AND college classes, meaning that you get your high school and associates degree at the same time -- i did not get to chose my classes, I just got stuck with this class.
@@pinkdeer4305 same I got all my classes picked for me ;-;
Dang your school let freshmen take AP. At my school freshman could take college level classes towards their associates, but not APs
i accidentally took aphg freshman year and almost died 😔
god for all the freshman out there dont take an ap class thinking its like advanced classes in middle school its not
I liked how I laughed at every other subject but got offended when the ones I actually learned got roasted
Real like wdym AP history is useless.
@@SkrunklyFritz very useless
@@SkrunklyFritz No cause what do you mean AP world is boring like, its the one of the best AP classes
I love that AP Chem is the class that makes you want to drop out when the true villain is AP physics. It has the highest fail rate for the AP test of over 60%
Yea and you only need to get 50% on the AP to get a 5
So what's harder?? AP Chem or AP Physics? I'm thinking about taking these classes and need good advice lol.
thank god i dropped out of AP physics for honors and took an additional science (marine bio)
@@tofu124 ap physics is really ez.
Well fuck I'm taking that class
His voice and the speed at which he talks makes it sound like we're watching this in 2x speed
More like 1.5 or 1.25x for me
So just play the video at 0.5x (yeah I know, I take AP math class)
@@harelavv8806 lmao
It sounds amazing 2x speed.🤣
Wtf is that pfp lmao. Is that when he was fighting Arlong?
My sister took AP Environmental Science. She had two final tests, and each test pile was wrapped with plastic, and then those two piles wrapped together… in plastic…
Hahaha that’s what I thought when I took the test
The irony
i’m taking that class
I regret taking this class not because it’s so hard, but because it’s so easy and boring
@@eniggaracer I wish I faced that problem 😔
rn im cramming for the whap exam it’s been pain :’)
AP Art is the kind of class that's completely undermined because if you aren't it your immediate thought and the stereotype is "so basically they just draw for classes?" It's probably the most time-consuming AP class, with projects even being up to 20+ hours to make, and everything you do is from scratch independently. There're no assignments by teachers or prompts. You have to make your own inspirations, ideas, composition plans and designs, and find your own motivation and creativity to be able to survive that class, not mentioning the constant breakdowns over your work and things not coming out as planned. Since AP Art is completely independent, you are responsible entirely for every mistake you made because even the program is essentially your creation. I think a better fitting roast for that class would be "how many mental breakdowns is it possible for a student to have during a single semester".
Completely agree with you, I didn’t even finish AP art and numerous other students in my class dropped out as well 😅 of the four APs I’ve taken I’d say it’s tied with calculus in terms of intimidation and stress, just in a different way
I feel that honestly it really is more stressful than everyone thinks. I got a four on AP drawing but I am doing AP 2-D rn which should be somewhat easier and I am hoping my portfolio/ prompt was good enough. I still take other AP classes too but art takes so much fricken time to make
i think i found the guy that takes AP art.
thank you for mentioning
I distinctly recall my AP Drawing sustained investigation, which started out as "flow of water" very quickly turned into "evolution of stress"... i passed and my mental health suffered
AP physics - The class where you do a lot of math that doesn’t matter because in the real world air resistance and the mass of that string aren’t actually negligible
In defense of neglecting things, only considering the primary object in a system can bring understanding without being super complicated for a highschooler. When the weight of that string or the air resistance around a body matters, you just extend the methods to that body aswell.
Lmaooo
“…assume this is a FRICTIONLESS WEIGHTLESS pulley…”
let's be honest, were gonna be using computers to simulate most of of the physics problems anyways
You learn how to account for real world factors in more advance classes. Physics and math formulas are extremely important for snipers.
AP Mandarin: Free Course Credit for the Chinese kids.
lmaoooo
yes
Yep
im not chinese and its easy
I’ll take that… because I’m only a heritage speaker
I can’t read well or at all 👀
AP Human Geography: The class where I learned how ignorant I was about the world and where countries were :D
yeah no cap that class kinda opened my eyes a little
Yeah, I’m learning about immigration, the effects and causes of diversity, how location affects people, culture and languages, and a bunch of other stuff that actually applies to the world. I don’t see how it’s useless at all.
If you think that class is useless, you either had a bad teacher or you somehow think that everything you learn in school actually matters.
Academically useless and ACTUALLY useless are two different things.
I loved it because at least I understood Globalization and the direct impact that the 1st and 2nd industrial revolutions had on the world. Stuff that actually applies today. Thought it was definitely worth the time
😂
@@munaokoro I just learned how to gerrymander in mine lmao
AP art - the class where you question your career path, cry, plan what you will be doing with every minute of your non existent free time and MAYBE make some art , all in one class!!!
Me an art kid who takes various AP's: haha these are so accurate!
"AP Art: A pity AP class made for those less academically inclined."
Me: H E Y W A I T
It got too personal at that point
I felt attacked as an artist
Uhh... yeah.
So that class is nice, but they do involve creativity. Every kid wants to be creative, so this should give them a chance.
Same 😭😭 I’m taking it next year as a treat for myself as an art kid after suffering through a ton of aps but now I just feel attacked
Ikr! Lmao
I didn’t have to be attacked that much
He’s the only reason reason I have a chance of surviving high school
yes
Forgot AP Spanish/French/foreign language. The classes that humiliate you in another language
The class you took together with a bunch of native speakers who just want the college credits
As a person aspires to be a linguist, I can say that taking languages in high school is pointless, since most anglophones could give two shits about properly learning another language, so they'll just forget everything about it a few years after high school.
@@sylamy7457 pointless? Lol language classes are easy 5.0 gpa. Plus, who the hell wouldn’t want to learn a new language?
@@Hiero1453 most americans could care less to learn another language. Ask most people what they remember and they’ll say “hi my name is...” in a horrible accent. Language classes shouldn’t be an easy gpa if your teachers are properly pushing students to learn more.
@@jeremiahdonnay I see what you’re saying. I think it has to do with your background. I guess kids with parents who were both born here will end up remaining anglophones. Maybe that’s why I said easy 5.0, because my mom was born here but my dad was not. Anyways, I agree. If a student really wants to learn a language, like me, then they would probably try harder but I guess no American cares because in high school ( at least my high school) we need to have 2 language credits and that’s mandatory, so kids would probably see it as a burden.
I took AP Computer Science, it felt like a fever dream. Full of seniors and juniors who didn't care about school at all, we spent our time playing games, playing music at full volume (early 2000s music), and made jokes the whole class. It was one of the most fun classes ive ever taken, but the work was intolerably boring
I wish I could show some of our project presentations, they were all abysmal - One of my apps was so dysfunctional it would give you a seizure if you looked at it long enough, and I got a passing grade for it. Was incredible
That sounds so awesome wth? Especially the last part! If I had to take a guess as to how you passed, I’d say it’s because so many people failed that they HAD to pass all of you, otherwise the teacher would probably get fired. I’ve witnessed that sort of thing before, power in numbers!
@@ladyalicent705We all were doing so poorly that he began promoting the use of online sources to cheat our way to passing.
Looking back, I do wish I had taken the course more seriously.
I did not, however, end up going down that career path; it would not have been a benefit to me in any significant way if I had passed. (Probably should have mentioned that I somehow managed to fail the course lol)
For those who didn’t get the joke of “AP Economics”
It’s because the daddy of all AP classes is College Board, which you learn that it is a monopoly itself.
College Board can eat a fucking dirty ass-sock
We can figure that out even without AP Economics 😓
Pretty much all of the AP Histories: either easy as hell and just as boring, or a downright trash fire. heavily dependent on whether or not you have a good memory.
Nah, my memory is so shit that I'm failing the easiest ap at my school that is only vocab (AP psych) and I can't remember what video I watched right before this one, but I'm doing great in ap euro (and did great in ap world) because I find history genuinely interesting
true. AP world history was actually fun at first but when the workload increased my interest plummeted and I began to learn to sleep with my eyes open.
I was 250 years behind on my AP Euro notes and still got a 4 on the exam.
In AP World I fucked around and did almost nothing for the first half of the year, read half the book in 3 days right before the exam, and got a 4. Now I'm in APUSH and I'm seriously considering whether that strategy is worth repeating; maybe I'll give myself 5 days instead of 3.
@@ハーフ-r1m I hated that class so much. It was a brutal hell. I almost dropped out of it.
i remember when all of us AP chem students had a group mental breakdown right before the test
good times
There were only 11 of us in my class, and a teacher who had never taught AP courses before. We would regularly cry together DURING quizzes
If you think that’s bad, my teacher deadass told us we were going to fail AP Human Geography as freshman’s because 1. The test was given three weeks earlier than it was supposed to 2. We were only on Chapter 10 of the unit and there’s 12 chapters. 3. We had limited time (as in our time was shortened due to schedule changes) and overall the 2020-2021 school year.
I passed with a 96% but got a 1 on the exam. I’m no longer a freshman and I’m taking AP World History & Phychology but man, that year was crazy.
Taking it right now... any advice?
@@hanahleekim Survive
@@partytime8092 dude none of the Chem teachers at my school learned Chem in college- they were all physics majors (which is fine but they also straight up plagiarized other teachers lessons, and those lessons were also all incorrect and wrong)
As someone who's taken 7 AP classes I have to say AP Stats is one of the hardest. Everyone goes into it thinking it will be math, not realizing you have to read and write entire paragraphs more than anything else... can't wait to get my exam results back 😭
no cause i decided to take stats and was not prepared for the amount of writing... like you have to explain experiments and surveys and hypotheses and intervals and there is so much explaining
Oh no, not WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORDS
fr i took it as a junior and my teacher did not caare abt the class because it was almost all seniors who took it to avoid calc. i got a 3 on the exam sadly cause my teacher didn't teach. theres so much writing its kinda crazy like how u gotta explain the steps in order and calculations. the one where they ask for which bias or how u design the test is so annoying
@@allen8136 A 3 is pretty good! I got a 4, but the exam is such BS. I think AP Stats is the only exam where there's a long answer question at the end that PURPOSEFULLY NOBODY CAN PREPARE FOR OR TEACH. It's ridiculous.
i knew that i wasn't going to touch stats w/ a ten foot pole whenever i learned that i needed to get a recommendation from my english teacher to take it... hell to the no
When you realize Shiv is the daddy of roasting school
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Honestly i would be forced into these classes be stressed and miserable and then asked
"why are you so sad?"
" its because of that *PHONE* "
Well good thing I've never taken an AP class. And yet I'm still somehow sad lol.
This is life we must as a collective unify and through out the old bastards America for the young and adult not the old. This goes for both parties.
@@bladehunter1097 maybe you’re bored and need more brain stimulation. It’s been shown that smart people lacking a challenge become depressed.
@@JackMMcMullan I'm extremely bored in school, yes.
@Multi Multiverse No ,it's that *_damn phone_*
“AP Chemistry- The class that will make you what you drop out of high school”
I felt that on a virtual level
Same, acids and bases hurt me the most…
:(
fr it’s so hard
@@Sparsh_05 For me it was conversion factors
For me it’s everything
@@Sparsh_05 acids would probably hurt anyone
When I was a junior in hs taking AP human geography, it was the easiest thing ever. Watching the freshmen struggle to death to turn in 1 reading assignment was sad but also funny.
AP Human Geography: You spend a year learning that Mr.Sinn is daddy
mr sinn ;))
Omg this comment was it for me😂😂
LMFAO
😭
I took that last year and yes 😧
"AP Human Geography: a class so useless your school probably doesn't even offer it."
me, watching this while doing my AP Human Geography homework: :'/
don’t even bother the exam was so stupid even though you put the right answers the test scorers were useless and most of my friends and i had to appeal our scores cuz they gave everyone a 3 when most of us scored higher than what was given
You can repeal scores? Man...
ME TOO!
Rubenstein Textbook Key Issue Notes
Literally tho
@@gabygonzalezyay don’t even. *flashbacks*
In AP Psych we actually spend a year learning that people are happy because they smile, not the other way around, thank you very much!
Omg yes! Completely forgot about that. My exam is in a few days... I should probably go study
@@august1837 do you forget things right after the exam? Like a month later after the exam?
love ur profile pic!!
Yo what, my teacher talked about how mental health gets lowkey destroyed by faking smiles
nice pfp
I actually didn't think AP Chem was that hard, but I wasn't consistent in putting in effort because I was fighting severe depression at the time. Still got a C without putting in as much effort as I wanted. AP physics was the toughest AP at my high school.
damn that sucks bro, hope everything is okay now
@@cypherprime9 I hope that too
I think I’m going through something similar with seminar. I don’t have any motivation and I’m feeling extremely hopeless right now. Are you okay now? How did you get through it? I could really appreciate some advice if your up to it
I think I’m going through something similar with seminar. I don’t have any motivation and I’m feeling extremely hopeless right now. Are you okay now? How did you get through it? I could really appreciate some advice if your up to it
@@user-kr7rp1kl4v Psychotherapy alongside a solid and open relationship with Christ.
“AP Statistics: An AP class made for those who couldn’t handle a real math class.” BRO THE ACCURACY! I took stat to avoid calc or algebra as much as I can😗👉🏼👈🏼
Statistics is as real as introductory math gets. Computational math is actually child's play.
Nah, it should be AP Calculator.
@@norman4908 This is also synonymously referred to as AP Calculus.
not me taking ap stats and ap calc at the same time rip
@@aestricks Keep an eye on distribution of random variables and think of density when you learn it in calculus.
That AP Lang part is so true lmfao. Also, the AP World part would prob be true, but luckily legit everyone loves the teacher for that class so we don’t actually notice how boring it is lol
Usually, any teacher that teaches some sort or History is beloved by all. I've seen it a million times.
My AP World teacher allows you to turn in late work the day before the end of the quarter and still get full credit. He's super chill and relaxed when it comes to a lot of things.
I also actually enjoy history so that makes his class a little better, even though lately it's just been notes after more notes...
@@wakandaforever2401 me too lmao. The one thing that saved my ass in AP World was that due dates were a suggestion in that class. The teacher's also very lively and energetic and etc, I never fell asleep and I took electives that she taught the next two years in high school
Same dude the teacher has his own cult of followers I legit took IB so I could have him again senior year
@@wakandaforever2401 my ap world teacher accepts no late work. none. literally one minute late and it’s a zero
I’ve taken like 6 or 7 AP classes so far and AP Art was definitely the hardest. Harder than Calc BC. Harder than all of it. People don’t understand the sheer amount of work for that class because instead of stress-studying to review before an exam, you just get to be stressed about building your portfolio all year round. It’s brutal man.
im taking ap art and apush rn and ap art is making me wanna die :,) its definitely way harder than any other class due to the stress and pressure, i’m kinda in a creative block rn as well which isnt helping my case at all
@@kayzzzzzzzzz condolences, my friend. Being creative is hard enough without a topic boxing you in.
Ayy, I'm also in AP art. I've been in it for 4 years now. The struggle to build a portfolio is real. Not to mention, it's art so you don't have a straightforward formula to follow that guarantees a passing grade. The 'right thing' to do changes ever so slightly depending on each person and how they interpret the art. Yes, there are some consistencies, but compared to other classes it isn't nearly as linear.
I am planning to have 1 ap class in 10th,2 in 11th and again 2 in 12th grade.Enough for an ıvy league ?
@@kerkuklusulo9685 no. most take 8+ throughout high school, either way your grades, extracurriculars, and essays matter too
I love how people think AP Art is easy or doesn’t require hard work lol. It’s not like other AP classes in the sense that you have to study hard concepts and get tested on them but you have to design your own projects basically. It’s easy to follow teachers’ instructions but in AP Art, your teachers can’t exactly teach you about YOUR ideas. Only you would know that. Artists don’t just do random things and call them art. Every decision is intentional. For other classes you can follow your teachers’ guides, but for AP Art you have to start from scratch, from mood boards, ideation, experiments, sustained investigations, and so on. I think AP Art requires a lot of deep thinking and planning and you also have to be the one keeping yourself on track, it’s just that many don’t see the values in art. You can rush studying concepts, but you cannot rush art, otherwise it’s not gonna be meaningful. Sorry that I went on rambling but I’m just really passionate about Art and I want others to know that it is just as hard as other AP classes. And yes, I understand that this video is meant to be a joke guys. 😆
We get it, you like men
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@@linguine4500 i do but not the point lol
Me pulling all nighters to finish my second and third sustained investigation piece when I was supposed to start the fourth one today ☺️
i had no idea AP Art was so stressful. i've taken eight AP exams and all of them have been hell. i guess i thought AP Art was kind of an easy class like Human Geography and wasn't ridiculously hard like Calc BC or AP Gov, but i was wrong. i appreciate hearing about how other exams affect other people and learning their experiences with them. this changed my perspective on AP Art, so thank you lol
AP Lang was too accurate. Never fully finished a single book we read this year but wrote the essay anyways and still got good scores on em.
Planning on taking it next year(junior year), but I don’t exactly know what the course is exactly about; u read books and then write essays about them??
@@Tshiyaaa For us, we spent the whole first semester on rhetorical analysis, which is explaining like persuasion and stuff, and this second semester were gonna do argument essays.
@@Tshiyaaa i'm taking it right now and it's a lot of essays. my class has only read 1 book but a lot of the essays we have written have been based of of short stories or old AP exam prompts. its a VERY dominatly writing based class.
@@juliam2726 oh ok, thank u for the clarification
@@paulchavez2448 ohh ok, got it, Tyyyy
"Every anti social smart kid grouped into one class"
As an AP CSP student, that sounds about right
it's funny how APCS is actually one of the easiest APs
@@dianaovod7008 That's true, I've definitely taken harder classes.
But my class is still nerdy as hell
applies to the class i've had except take out the "smart" part
I'm actually none of those but somehow I'm doing fine lol.
But do you use arch btw
"The class that shoves 1000 DBQ's down your throat"
I felt that. That touched my heart.
Yup
0:33 jokes on u we do NOT do that 😭 we basically just spend the whole year learning how to take the AP test 💀
No I'm in it right now and we do these debates where we have to sit in perfect circles for some reason
AP Chem was certainly the hardest, but it was the most rewarding. My teacher in high school used to be a college professor. He made the class extremely hard. Honestly though because he made it so much harder all my chemistry classes in college were easy in comparison. Hell even the people who got Ds in his class in HS would get As in their college chemistry class. Still can’t thank him enough.
@@twins9068 I’d say it depends on what you plan to do with your life. If Stem it’s good to have the prep for college, but if not then probably not. The AP Chen I went to was like Chemistry boot camp all year, but not every teacher will be like that. I’d see what my goals were and maybe ask my current teacher what I can do to be more successful with chemistry if I decide to go into AP Chemistry. I hope either way things go well for you.
Lmaooo, I also got D for Ap chem but now get As even for org. It is certainly a class that helps on the long run
now I'm just worried since I got 99s or 100s every marking period. So either My teacher made it suuuper easy, or I just understand it that well
temperature and rate are very hard
“Hello class, welcome to AP Roasting! I am your teacher, Mr. ShivVZG.”
xD
I actually took AP Human Geography my freshman year, and the only thing I liked, was the fact that our teacher would tell us random stories for like most of the class
FAXX SAME THING🤣🤣
I swear bro social studies teachers and there stories
SAME
My class got through 2 years of math encouraging our teacher to continue his stories so we wouldn't have to do the class. Everyone pretended we were interested and liked him and it worked.
I'm in my freshman year right now, and my ap human geo teacher is the absolute best. My classmates have made a religion out of his existence an he's okay with it. His sarcasm is what we all look forward too. He is the best teacher I have ever had.
Can confirm for AP Chem. I'm currently in the middle of about 10 hours of studying for a test retake. The class is brutal.
U get retakes?
My AP Chem teacher was godly. She clearly loved chemistry and loved teaching it, she always made sure we understood concepts before moving on and if she asked a question on the test, 100% chance she mentioned it at least a couple times in class, so no curveballs. I thought maybe she was just making it easy for us but then we got to the mock exams and I did well on all of them, and I got a 5 on the actual exam without much trouble. Mrs. Gregor I love you and hope you found another great teaching job ever since you left.
Unfortunately I was not so lucky with AP Biology and Physics, in fact both those classes were what made me want to drop out of high school instead of Chem
dude please drop like videos from her teaching because i had my teacher this year and everyone says he does the same thing he did in honors chem and that was to: give powerpoints but not teach a single thing
Same. My teacher absolutely loves teaching it. Except I got 3/25 correct on the first test..... Yesterday 💀
Drawing Lewis structures SUCK. Especially how if you don’t know how to draw them you won’t do well on the next several units ahead starting unit 1
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Walter white reference
"AP Music theory: the class that takes all the fun out of music and makes you realize all pop songs sound the same"
jokes on you i became a musician on my own time and learned that myself
What were the main resources you used if you mind sharing?
@@thatoneuser8600 uhhhhh
mostly kinda messing around with various programs (i started with Bosca Ceoil, moved to Anvil Studio, and now use Cakewalk by Bandlab) and people on discord
@@azrend broo I hope you now realize that ap music theory teaches actual theory not how to use fucking cakewalk lmao if you want to actually be a musician take classes
@@-5249 Music theory isn't difficult, you can literally learn it for free in a couple of weeks. The hard part is actually using that music theory by practicing your damn instrument.
@@adamya1639 You have it all wrong buddy. BASIC music theory isn't difficult. You learn basic theory during the first couple of months. Around December, you get into deep advanced theory. You start part-writing. You take all the theory knowledge and write chords and choral arrangements. You have to do it FAST and follow tons of rules. The second half of music theory is pretty hard. I can tell you never took AP music theory. If you ever took the AP theory exam, you would realize how hard it is.
Ap human geography- the class where my teacher gave us hot dogs and I got a 2 on my exam
A two in a exam as in a 2% in your test?!?
Also your teacher gave you hot dogs,that’s nice.
@@maenallahalih8956 No not a 2%😂 The Ap grading system goes from 1 to 5, 1 and 2 are not passing grade and 3, 4, and 5 are passing grades. And yeah we got hot dogs cause we watched something called “The hot dog movie”
Yoooo that was literally my teacher😂 chips and salsa after learning about mExIcO
We watched the movie Contagion (good movie, will recommend), but the crazy thing is, that the next year is when Covid struck 😬
“A class so useless your school probably doesn’t even offer it.”
My school offers aphug but only to freshmen 💀
AP Chem was scarily accurate...
I start in almost a month p l e a s e say sike. Chem was a breeze so I thought ap chem wouldn't be too bad...
@@sirenrosel i thought the same... AP chem is the hardest class I have ever taken and I got an A+ in honors chem all last year. don't take the class
@@sirenrosel 100+ in honors chem last year, 94+ in AP chem this year. It doesn’t help that we’re learning online though, so I suppose it doesn’t really convert.
@@elloramajumdar4325 you’re already on kinetics? How many units/chapters are you through, 12 lmao?
@@elloramajumdar4325 haha I hear ya. Good luck homie
As someone taking APWH, my teacher literally tries to make it as fun as possible which I love so very much.
yesss my teacher is awesomeee ahaha and my teacher has been nominated for one of the best teachers in my state
Mine too. He's hilarious and chill and not so strict. He's crazy smart too
My teacher said that we were so boring and she wanna make it more fun, 5 minutes later... read 14 pages in 20 mins. I lasted 1 week in that class. And now i got A' in reg WH
@@kietnhu5978 I feel you man. Some teachers are so boring that you automatically fail that class. At least u got that A
@@kietnhu5978 yeah I get it, sometimes I wonder how I’m still in that class, I’m not actually that good at history, but I mean I think I’m probably gonna be ok lol
Nah APES JUST TEACHES YOU THAT THE WOLRD IS DOOMED AND THERE’S NOTHNG ANYONE CAN DO
It teaches you about how we’re destroying the earth and the ways we could try to help prevent that, but how that won’t happen bc the people with the real power to prevent global warming are money hungry assholes
Apes: AP Existential criSis
and also how to make a one word answer into two sentences
@@calebsun3718 Remember it's not a penguin! It's a black and and white bird that is unable to fly that typically lives in colder climates.
Apes: I know what you mean but that just sounds like the animal which makes me laugh
For me AP music theory made music more enjoyable for me. Now I can identify different chord progressions in a piece, be able to identify ‘voice leading errors’ (even though more modern composers do not follow the same rules of theory as is taught in the course), and able to do more. That exam was pretty difficult though
I’m gonna be doing AP music theory in a couple years, what’s it like
@@imbored457 there's two parts to it. Theory skills and Aural skills. With theory, your teacher will teach you all the nitty gritty analysis stuff and how songs are structured. The Aural skills is learning how to hear intervals, chord qualities, and motion of music. You also will do these fun things called dictations, where you write down what you hear from an excerpt. There is also sight singing involved.
My biggest advice is to try your best, and try not to get wrapped up with the EXTREMELY nerdy kids (who are also assholes). It's truly an interesting class. I enjoyed it.
@imbored457 just be weary if you
Don’t have perfect pitch bc half the class will and you will be discriminated.
As a guy who got a 5 on the AP Psych test, I gotta tell you you’re wrong there.
We also learn that people frown... when they’re feeling sad
Tips?
how did you do it pleaseee
@@sarahhopelennon4829 there are lots of resources online! personally I used lots of flashcards haha, I made an ap psych podcast episode with a friend too, which really helped me go through everything again. I think the most important thing is to memorise and revise things throughout the year :)) because it's really just very memorisation-based
@@allyyiu4774 i completely agree with you on the flashcards. i have never even touched my assigned textbook after i took it home with me.
@@sonofben9766 LMAO SAME never opened the book after sensation and perception
If I can add on
AP Art: the class less about art and more about counting how many mental breakdowns you end up capitalizing on for your portfolio
yes😊
AP Chemistry: The class that makes you want to drop out of high school - I felt that on a different level
Honestly man we get like 3 pages of homework every night full of problems that each take 20 minutes to do because learning online sucks ass
I probably got a 2 on the exam and I couldn’t care less I’m just glad it’s over lmao
Legit.
Here’s what it feels like. You start off learning the normal shit about chemistry, then all of a sudden, quantum mechanics, spend the next 2 months mashing the calculator just to do the practice questions, and just when you thought the hard part is over, boom, applied advanced algebra and integral calculus that you probably never learned in high school get thrown in your face, forcing you to manually check the basics of each of those courses just to have a fucking clue on wtf you’re doing.
@@bayybars honestly same. i guessed on majority of the exam cuz i was so burnt out.
@@WomanSlayer69420 taking AP Chem next year, this comment honestly scared the 💩 out of me…
#1 thing you learn in AP world history- how difficult it is to spell bureaucracy.
I love how the only AP class my school has available for 9th graders is Human Geography, the useless one
*and i signed up for it*
Hehe. I took it last year. Mr. Sinn is life
Well if anything if you every take AP World or AP U.S History your a little more prepared since FRQs and SAQs are the exact same thing
SAME
ME TOO
Ours don’t offer it 😢
*omg the AP world one was so accurate*
Bruh so true I am currently and ap world history and is sucks so much
Nah I actually liked AP World. Took it when it was actually world history and not the weird 1500s thing. It was actually a pretty decent curriculum and my teacher was good at making things not Eurocentric. Plus Rome is awesome
@@noname8354 Honestly, its probably because of my teacher. She seems so uninterested and is not good at preparing you for the test. On our unit 3 and 4 test, i got a 41 and so many others got something near that. Honestly if ap world wasent rushed and the teacher actually taught stuff instead of assigning videos and didnt make the class so incredibly tedious, I would probably like it. But then again, she shoves so many assignments down our throats and doesnt give us time to complete them.
@A S yeah im taking it right now and I really like it. Maybe that’s just me though. And also, Greece aint so bad either
Literally passed that class it was with ease it was just so fucking boring
"Ap computer Science
Every anti-social smart kid grouped in one class"
Me in Ap computer science: well- they ain't wrong
Did AP comp sci teach you SOLID design principles? Git? Multithreading? Exception handling?
RIGHT
@@thatoneuser8600 You learn the basic concepts of Java. In CS principles, you focus more on that kind of stuff and Python (how much python depends on ur teacher). My teacher basically only taught Python and took like 5 mins to give us some test question answers on cs principles.
principles is wayyyy to easy though. easiest 5 of my life.
A is the only one you actually learn anything from, principles is an absolute joke
That one about AP chem was so true. I don't think I've ever watched my grade drop so low while feeling like I could do nothing about it.
AP psychology - you spend a year learning that people smile...because they’re happy
ap human geo is literally the class that is used to make the freshman preps boast about being in an ap class because they're freshman.. at least for my high school lmaooo
yeah that's exactly why so many people fail that class lolll its cuz they're all freshman. The upperclassmen who take that class are always prepared for the workload and pass relatively easily.
@@blankb.2277 exactly that's why schools advise students to take ap classes as upperclassmen bc they can handle it.. just don't know why parents will pay to have their student take an ap class if they fail it anyways lmaooo it's always just about their ego
haha I'm a freshman who has no choice but to take the class (and subsequently fail it) because of the IH program I'm in:) y'all really making me feel good and confident about not completely bombing my first year of high school:))
Me taking ap bio in freshman year 💪
And sucking at it
@@colesteinmetz I too took AP Bio in Freshmen. I got a 95 without studying
Hanv in there
Just remember that the Mitochondria is the Powerhouse of the Cell.
I just finished my AP world test and man do I tell you that having a good teacher changes everything. I love my AP world teacher sm, he brings so much energy to the class and is really passionate and knowledgeable on the subject, he’s funny but he also teaches us really well how to do certain things to help us write our notes and essays. In fact, he’s the reason we have the highest pass rate in the district (98% I think?), as well as the best DBQ scores. Quite a few of his old students have returned and told us how his teaching has helped them in college, or even just life in general. The yearbook even put him in the “most dad like” category 😭He also has a Pokémon card of himself taped to the tissue box. Hats off to you, mr Huidor.
“AP Human Geography: a class so useless your school probably doesn’t even offer it.”
lmao its the only ap class they let freshman take at my school
Yep same
same
Really all just comes down to who’s teaching the class. A bad teacher can easily make AP Psychology hard af while a good teacher can make AP Calc BC and AP Chem easier than regular classes.
thats very true
honestly truth, my ap psych teacher is the worst, she doesnt even have a psych degree and knows nothing about psychology 😭 and our tests are insanely difficult as well
Eminem been real quiet since this released.
As someone who just finished taking AP human geography, I can confirm that the summary of it was indeed accurate
literally i dont remember a single thing I learned besides something abt a dtm
AP Lang: the only AP class where I got a 5 on the final exam.
AP lang, aka How To Lie.
That’s it. We were just taught how to pretend we knew what we were talking about.
Here, have 1/3 of a chapter of a biography of someone you’ve never heard of, write me a godly essay explaining every thought this person has ever had.
In APUSH surprisingly, we haven't learned too much about George Washington
Yeah I’ve learned next to nothing about him in APUSH. The only thing I really learned is that he was kinda bad in the French and Indian war
@@Andrux0821 Imagine if it was in a good way ;)
Now don't contradict what Shiv says
When I took apush the main event was the industrial revolution.
APUSH ramps up after mid 1800s
Me, struggling in AP chem and close to a mental breakdown : 😃
Disappointment _ it's honestly not that bad
@@ch.illmatic it’s not bad when you have a good teacher. My teacher expects us all to figure it out by ourselves and doesn’t give notes
Wanna know why you have mental break downs ʘ‿ʘ -A very tired AP psych student
@@disappointment_4001 that sucks lowkey damn
@@El-no5wv because my teacher doesn’t teach or lecture. She gives us these packets with vocabulary we have never used and she doesn’t explain them. She also expects us to come to find the answers on our own and makes test questions weirdly worded and complicated. Oh, and by ‘finding the answers on our own’ she splits us up into groups and says to draw whatever is happening on the whiteboards when she gave no explanation of what is happening. Also, I cannot follow the book because she doesn’t follow it and her lessons are all over the place
APCSP was actually really enjoyable because while, yes, all of us were antisocial nerds, we actually knew how to communicate with each other. my teacher was very encouraging and was also an extremely awkward nerd, so it all balanced out.
As someone who took AP world history, I can confirm that we sure as hell did learn how to sleep with our eyes open
I slept through the entire class and still got a b and a 4
Meh, dbq and essay bleh but yes and im also take AP art history kinda loopsnwith APWH
AP Physics C: Where everyone goes to die
Lol it's the opposite at my school, every talks about how it's a lot easier than AP Physics 1 and 2
@@ben9159 then they're doing one of the two wrong
0:45
Me, an AP Human Geography Student:
The day I lost my identity
Me:who picked AP Human Geography
👁👄👁
Class was decent
I’m taking it rn
It’s ok I guess
Well, guess I'm here now.
I love the class cant wait for exam tmr
As an AP Research kid...my 5 thousand word year-long study and presentation is crying in a corner😭🤣
Do you recommend that or ap lit/lang path?
Not gonna lie the Chem was right on the nose. That class made me rethink my life choices way too much
AP Art, more like the class that takes the joy out of expressing yourself bc you have to make a bunch of pieces within a short period of time
What do you think artists do exactly?
@@user-uy9sn3jz3f not force themselves through a full blown art piece every two-three weeks consistently for a whole year, that's what :)
still gonna take it and im genuinely so scared
@@animantis same, i hope we both make it 🙁
AP Literature: The class that will get you to hate reading.
i simply read summaries after we were done with our first book. i still got a 5 tho
we barely read anything in AP Lit last semester...just a shit ton of poetry analysis
AP Computer Science: Where you learn that no matter how hard you try, your code will always implode on itself and never be correct.
AP Human Geo: The class that I had to write 10 essays in and the teacher gave 100% to every single one
I took AP chem for half a semester and can confirm it made me want to drop out of not only high school but also life
me rn 💀 i literally wanted to kms first sem but now we’re in second semester and it’s somehow getting easier (not easy just more understandable)
collegeboard be like - oh, he knows our secrets
AP computer science: the test is litteraly, provably wrong
"AP World History: A class so boring you'll learn how to fall asleep with your eyes open"
"AP Human Geography: A class so useless, your school probably doesnt even offer it"
I got both of these... and aside from knowing where places are on a map, I can attest to not learning 💩 in either
I’m in Ap art history and now I feel like not taking that next semester- dang...
Why would you quit now? Shiv just jokin
APAH is the worst class I have ever taken. No awesome teacher could ever make up for how boring this shit is.
Symphally don’t let someone else’s opinion inform what you want to do :) everyone has different experiences. if it’s something that interests you, do it !
it's so easy just finish it
@@me-qh7bx nah, even though the material was boring I had a great teacher who was actually able to make it interesting
I have a friend that had taken literally EVERY math class my school had by the time he was a junior, so since at my school we need 4 math credit to graduate, he took AP Stats. Hell on earth for him.
AP Computer Science is the best, the teacher was super chill. It's fun as long as your group doesn't include the kid who acts like they're smarter than everyone because they're in an AP class.
I actually had AP Human Geo.
same
I flunked the test
But who even cares tbh
I love my ap human geography teacher she always makes me smile
currently taking it rn
AP Euro: Frying your brain one dbq, saq, and leq at a time
leqs make my eyes bleed
LEQs make me wanna die
Fact: During october the mitochondria becomes the haunted house of the cell. My AP Bio teacher has confirmed this.
I'm in six AP classes and I've taken the SAT three times but the college board is a monopolistic scam and I hate giving it my money. Fortunately I get a fee waver for most stuff anyway.
the fright-ocondria
@@sofiapetrova8547 lol nice
the AP world history one is too accurate. as an AP world student, I can confirm that we learn how to sleep w/ our eyes open.
Lmao I sleep for a few seconds with eyes open, blink and look like I’m paying attention, repeat for 20 minutes each class and I only fully fell asleep once😭
0:13 As a former AP Euro student, this is so accurate.
what’s a dbq
@@Raddkann Short for Document-Based Question. Essentially you’re given some historical documents to use as evidence in an argumentative essay.
As current AP euro student I feel like the homework takes me the longest do to and everything is a SAQ and DBQ.
Yes, so true
I got a 4 on the test, I’m pretty happy with that
Ap art is harder than any of the other ap’s I’ve taken 💀
AP drawing: You’ll spend 30 hours on a piece for your teacher to say it’s “too rendered”
@@AS-hy5zj RIGHT
@@AS-hy5zj OMFG YES
AP Physics: you learn That ripping out your own hair is part of the equation
Chem wasn’t that bad. It’s hard but not impossible. Definitely had to self teach a lot though. The organic chemistry tutor is your best friend.