<p>So, I would like to major in either chemical engineering or biomedical engineering and my schedule consisted of AP Physics N/M, AP Calc BC, AP English Lit, AP Marcro, and AP French. The rest of my classes were Forensics and Personal Finance. Now, I decided that I wanted to take AP Physics E/M so I switched out of Macro in the spring (because the class wouldn't fit in my new schedule) and in to economics and international relations (no honors are available). Then, I had to switch out of Forensics to take AP Physics E/M. Please tell me if I just completely messed up my chances or is my schedule still as rigorous if not more rigorous then before. Doesn't it count for something that I'm taking classes that will help me with my major? And my GC already send my transcripts so how would I go about telling the colleges about my schedule change? Thank you so much for all of your help I really appreciate it! Let me know if you have any questions because this may not be the clearest post in the entire world...</p>
<p>I would make sure you contact the college immediately about the schedule change, so they don’t think later that you were dishonest on your application. I really think it’s just as rigorous as before though, and shows your passion, perhaps.</p>
<p>Thank you! Should I write them a letter explaining why I changed my schedule and attach a copy of the new schedule or is an email sufficient?</p>
<p>I think a quick call may be best. Then you can explain it quickly and if they have any questions or concerns, you can address them then and there.</p>