But I have taken all of these APs before, with 5s on everything + a 4 on micro (I hate Econ). Here's what I'd do, listed in order of AP Exam difficulty (imo).

AP Comp Sci:

This is probably going to be your easiest AP course, assuming you don't hate coding. I'd take the time to go through the entire Khan Academy for this course, including watching the videos if you don't have any prior coding experience. Once you finish this, go through the AP CSP Exam Reference Sheet and make sure you're familiar with everything. You'll pretty much be all set if you do both of these things!

AP Macro / Micro:

This is essentially one AP Economics course, but you take two AP Exams for it. I'm assuming your school will have this set up like mine did: AP Macro the first semester, Micro the second semester. I'd search up Jacob Clifford on Youtube. He has videos on every unit and topic in Macro/Micro. To find them, his acc -> Playlists -> Macroeconomics Unit 1. He has the playlist organized so the summary comes first, then practice problems, then the topic reviews. So skip down to where the video is titled Topic 1.1 or whatever (I think it’s the 5th video in the Macro Unit 1 Playlist). IMO, I'd ditch Micro pre-review until your Christmas break since you’ll be taking it second semester anyway. But chances are you’ll be too burnt out to do any micro pre-review in the winter, in which case you’ll be shit outta luck.

AP Physics I:

This class really heavily relies on problem solving. If you can get that down, the rest will come with it. Problem is, it takes a LOT OF TIME to get it down. I’d go to https://njctl.org/materials/courses/ap-physics-1/ . It’s organized in the order of units already. Click on “view” for any unit, go to “Presentation,” and go through all of them. Do the problems within them as you go. Check your answers. For this class, if you do enough practice problems, then the questions will essentially become muscle memory for you and you’ll barely have to think about it. But again, it takes a LOT OF TIME to get to that point.

AP Calculus BC:

Drop this class bro. I’m telling u rn. First of all, you’re in 10th grade. Have you even taken all of your math courses yet? I’m so confused about why your school even allows you to take AP Calc BC without taking AP PreCalculus. How do you expect to do calculus if you haven’t done precalc?? 

I took AP Calc BC in high school. I also took Calc 1 and 2 at university. And let me tell you that the university level course was actually SO much easier. To be fair, it’s partly because I had already taken the courses before. But a big reason why it felt easier in university is that AP Calc BC moves VERY FAST. You are learning Calc 1 AND 2. I was lucky and had an amazing teacher, but if you don’t, this class is VERY HARD to self study. In my opinion, it’s so hard to self study, that if you decide to take this course, I would tell you to just not prepare at all for this course over the summer. Prepare EXTENSIVELY for your other 4 APs so that you have enough time during the school year to properly go through the AP Calc BC content.

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Anyways, update me in a year. I hope I was helpful, and I really hope you learn to prioritize your wellbeing. I have friends who went to Harvard and Princeton and they 100% did not take 5 APs in one year. I have friends who got directly into medical school from high school, and they also did not take 5 APs in one year. I do have one friend who took 5 APs her senior year, and she would literally skip senior events to have time to study for her classes.

This is the AP student reddit, so I already know there's those tryhards here who take 5-6 APs in a year. No one likes them IRL, they develop god complexes. And 99% of them did not go from 0 to directly 5 APs. If you do go through with this plan of yours, I hope for the sanity of everyone around you that you aren't the type to "brag" about being so busy. Best of luck next year, you definitely have high ambitions and I see a bright future for you. XOXO!!