<p>I have a dilemma :)</p>
<p>I am currently a junior, and for my senior year, i only have room for either AP foreign language or choir. Both of them count as honors credits.
Most people would say that French would obviously look better, since i only have 3 years of FL (fresh-junior, although i also took it in middle school) However, choir is a big part of my life, and basically all of of my friends are in choir. If i don't take the class next year, i won't be able to be a part of the choir.</p>
<p>Factors:
1. I'm not going to take the AP language test anyways (way too hard!)
2. I'm majoring in mathematics.
3. I'm taking 4 APs junior year, 3 senior year.
4. I am part of an "elite" choir group that you have to try out for. only 100 out of the ~2400 people in my school make it.</p>
<p>Thank you. =)</p>
<p>Take choir. 7 AP's is plenty, a language isn't relevant to your major anyway, and, above all, chorus is obviously something that's very important to you and you'd be doing yourself a great disservice by quitting, especially if the primary reason is to impress an admissions committee.</p>
<p>Music.</p>
<p>The one person from my school who got into Yale last year took two music courses (one of which was advanced choir).</p>
<p>OMG I had almost the same dilemma as you! I was deciding between taking College Spanish or Chorus. I know Spanish probably looks way better, but I hate Spanish and it's only College Spanish, so I could blow $700 on the credit and end up with the college not accepting it. I've never taken Chorus before, but I'm big on band and I love music, so I ended up taking it just to try something new. Anyway, throughout high school I'll have ended up taking 8 AP classes, and I'm going to go into health sciences anyway so I don't think dropping my last year of Spanish is going to hurt me that much.</p>
<p>My point is, go for music. Haha.</p>