MATH MAJOR LOOKS BACK AND RANKS EVERY AP CLASS

The speaker shares their background of taking 11 AP classes in high school and consuming YouTube content about AP classes, thus gaining a deep understanding of the curriculum and skills required. They introduce their video by stating their intention to rank the difficulty of every AP class, with disclaimers that their opinions are personal and not reflective of any institution's stance. The speaker also mentions their own AP exam scores to add credibility to their ranking.

The speaker explains their tier list categorization for AP classes, ranging from 'free' (very easy) to 'extreme' (very difficult). They clarify that they won't rank arts or language classes due to personal inexperience. The speaker then delves into their rankings, starting with AP Calculus AB and BC, discussing the difficulty and their personal experiences with these math courses. They also touch on AP Computer Science A, sharing their challenges with the subject and the nature of the exam.

Continuing the tier list discussion, the speaker ranks AP Computer Science Principles, AP Statistics, and AP Biology, sharing insights into why they believe these classes fall into their respective categories. They also discuss AP Environmental Science and AP Physics 1, explaining the reasoning behind their placement on the tier list and their personal experiences or observations regarding these classes.

The speaker further discusses AP Physics 2, AP Physics C Mechanics, and AP Physics C Electricity and Magnetism, providing detailed reasoning for their rankings based on the complexity of the subject matter and their own academic performance. They share an anecdote about AP Spanish Language and Culture, highlighting the difficulty of the exam despite being a language class.

The speaker ranks AP Music Theory, AP English Language and Composition, AP English Literature, and other humanities courses like Comparative Government and European History. They discuss the challenges of these classes, particularly the amount of reading and writing required, and share their personal experiences with the AP US Government and Politics class.

The speaker evaluates AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, and AP Psychology, sharing their thoughts on the difficulty level and the nature of the content. They also discuss the AP Seminar class and its benefits for high school students in developing academic reading skills. The speaker then ranks AP Human Geography and AP US Government and Politics, providing their rationale based on the class content and exam structure.

The speaker ranks AP US History and AP World History, discussing the extensive reading and writing involved, especially in AP US History, which they consider an 'extreme' class due to its demanding nature. They share personal strategies for success in these classes and the importance of historical thinking skills. The speaker also ranks AP Chemistry as the hardest AP class and AP Research as a challenging class due to the research paper requirement.

The speaker concludes their tier list of AP classes, emphasizing that while there are easier and harder classes, the key takeaway is that effort is required for all AP classes. They invite viewers to share their opinions in the comments and provide a link for viewers to create their own tier list. The speaker also encourages viewers to check out their Twitch channel for live coding and math work and bids farewell until the next video.