I want to take 5 AP classes my junior year.
AP English
Apush
AP stats
AP Spanish
AP economics
@bella50 Welcome to CC! Do you have a particular question?
If you are looking for feedback, I would ask you what you intend to major in in college?
Because I would think by Junior year you should be taking Pre-calc or Geometry or Calculus.
Also you have no science…
It’s definitely doable, since I’m doing AP lang, APUSH, AP stats, and AP chem right now. Do you know the course load for those classes?
@bella50 What other classes are you taking besides the APs, if any?
5 APs sounds like an awful ton of work, especially for a junior. I’m taking 3 next year. What I recommend you do is drop 1 or 2 of those and move them to your senior year. AP English and APUSH both require insane amounts of reading and writing, so I highly suggest you move one of those to your senior year or just drop it. The reason why is these APs are all over the map – I feel you should focus more on what you want to major in. For example, drop AP Spanish and AP English language so you have 2 APs in the social science field and then Stats, which is helpful for 95% of fields. Just my two cents! Hope everything goes well.
If you can handle it, do it.
I took 4 APs junior year (the max they allow at my school), and I did not feel extremely overwhelmed. I took APUSH, AP Lang, AP stats, and AP U.S. Gov. I think you should be fine if you really want to take 5. I would have taken more if I had the option, so I would just go for it.
AP Lang and apush are standard for strong students junior year.
Are you taking another math class? If so, no need to take AP stats unless you like AP stats.
AP Spanish may be hard but if you’re good at it it’ll help with advanced placement in college (many/most have a foreign language requirement for college graduation.)
Taking AP economics allows you to double up in social science.
Since AP stats and AP economics are 'doubles ’ in your schedule so you could drop one.
Do you have a science (physics, typically, unless you already took it).