<p>I am currently a high school junior interested in attending a top college, Ivy league caliber to be more exact. I have a question regarding my Senior year schedule. </p>
<p>I have a big interest in history, and I like it. However, my sophomore year I made the mistake of dropping AP U.S History and instead taking AP statistics, for at the time I felt like History would be useless to me. I realize now what a big mistake that was. That summer I took regular U.S History 2 semesters worth.
In addition to those two semesters of U.S History, I have taken one semester of Gov. Civics, and one semester of World History I. My senior year I have signed up to take AP Economics. </p>
<p>However, due to the tightness of my schedule, I have asked my counselor to waive my taking World History 2. He is able to do that as long I take another class in its place for my senior year. </p>
<p>Aside from my lack of AP History and World History 2, I have taken as many AP Courses as possible. I have taken/ am planning to take AP English (2 years), AP Spanish, AP Calculus, AP Chemistry, AP Economics, AP statistics, AP Physics C, AP Biology, Symphony orchestra, etc. I have numerous extracurriculars and (hopefully) excellent test scores. I am hoping that AP Economics will fall under the "Social Studies" category, and it won't look like I am completely deprived in that area. For I understand many of these schools look for "well-rounded" students. </p>
<p>Now here is my main question. Will not taking any AP history classes and not taking World History 2 significantly affect my chances at top level schools? </p>
<p>And also, assuming that is may significantly affect me, should I take World History II? I would have to take it over the summer most likely through an online course because I am extremely busy this summer, and I would much rather NOT have to go through the trouble of taking it. Friday is the deadline for signing up, so I need insight by then!</p>
<p>I apologize if this is in the wrong thread category. If it is, please tell me which thread category is correct and I will move my post to the designated area. </p>
<p>All input is greatly appreciated!</p>