<p>I am just about to start second semester and i recently dropped my honors science class for 2nd semester, becasuse the teacher is a b**** (But i still have an A- in it), i replaced it with an honors history class, so now i'm gonna graduate with 3.5 years science and 3.5 years social science. But on apps i reported that i'd be taking the science course all year, Do i need to tell the colleges i applied to that i switched my schedule?</p>
<p>Don't worry about it. Colleges look for signs of senioritis, but not just switching courses. At another high school, what you did might just be because of a scheduling conflict.</p>
<p>You need to contact the colleges and let them know of your schedule change. It may not seem important, but part of you admission decision is based upon your senior course load. If you change what you have reported, then they have the right to change their decison on your admissions status. </p>
<p>I had to do that, and because of the courses I changed (I dropped TV Productions 6, so that I could take AP Calculus), they said it was fine and said it was in fact a good decision</p>
<p>I'd call or email and ask - some colleges only require if it's dropping an AP or something.</p>