So my school is pretty strict about not letting people take an AP in freshman year (well, there is one exception, but I think I would rather just take a different elective) I have already asked if I could take AP Physics 2 next year, and they said no, but I'm wondering if I should appeal this. I think I could be able to appeal this, so my question is not about whether I am able to, but it's whether I should. Is it worth it to appeal to take AP Physics 2 next year, or does it not really matter if I should take it now or later (btw I am planning on being a physics major)

Hello skool community! (Wow, I have not looked at this for a while) I am going into high school next year, and I'm skipping PE (taking over summer), which allows me to take an extra elective (school doesn't allow you to acceleration, so I must take an elective). The two I'm debating between are AP Cybernetworking (yes, this is a real course) and Intro to Engineering. I'm going to doube major in physics and math, and dream school is MIT, so both are related to my major. Does anyone have an opinion?

Yk what all the basic science books say, "we inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide". But like according to what I know, our surroundings are filled with so many gasses besides just oxygen. So why do we SPECIFICALLY breath only oxygen? I don't see my nose hole having a filter in front of it. 🗿

Guys, AMC testing is so close and I just wanted another last minute topic review about the most important topics. Now y'all don't give me the lame just "Algebra" broad stuff. I NEED DETAILS, because I'm trying to lock in for that test so I want to make sure I have everything covered. Alsoooo, any last minute tips on how to get more points on the test?

So like is there any other "secret" or lesser known way of studying for the science Olympiad. Obviously I'll do practice tests and such, but if there's anything else I can do, please tell! (P.S.: Any tips for Sci-Oly?)