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I'm a senior and i decided this semester that i want to go into the medical field. next semester I have a couple open classes should i load up on med classes or take another AP? what are your thoughts. the only other AP class i have room for is AP computer science or Music theory

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2 years ago

If you have to ability and interest in these, I would say taking an AP would be good if you know you won't make a bad grade in it. Otherwise, it could severely drop our GPA if you fail. However, if you want to enter the medical field, I would advise taking some medical classes for the information and learning material, not the mention they could help you in college in other ways. Don't overdo it though.

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2 years ago

If taking AP Comp Sci A/P or Music Theory is a goal of yours, then I would recommend taking those AP classes. I'm not sure how those classes would work as a semester, but definitely try them out if you are interested! However, the benefits of taking med classes are heavy with them giving you an intro into more tougher med-related classes. For example, a high school/intro in college anatomy course would be super useful for later medical classes. Overall, I would default onto medical classes if you are able to get a good grade in them and do not have a burning desire to take the AP classes.

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2 years ago

APs will show rigger and if you get a good grade bring up your GPA.

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