I would suggest combining your medical work with psychology or philosophy to get an understanding of your patients.
https://www.flsouthern.edu/FSC/media/Academics/catalogs/fsc-catalog-2017-2018.pdf
Here’s some suggestions to get you started.
PSYCH 2214 Abnormal Psychology/ PSYCH 3300 Clinical Psychology
PSYCH 3310 Research Design and Statistics/ PSYCH 4450 Research Practicuum
MAT 2022 Elementary Statistics / BUS 1105 Personal Finance
@Waterborne The community college is florida southwestern not florida southern. Also, I don’t know if this is true but I heard UF favors AP over dual enrollment. I feel like this is true at my school but can someone fact check this?
Also, a senior in HS should NOT take 2000- or 3000-numbered SUS courses.
This student doesn’t have patients or medical work - that will come with college.
Op could take a philosophy class indeed instead of AP lit but seems interested in AP lit.
@PhilM1 Dual Enrollment classes are less in depth than AP classes at the introductory level usually, but 2000 level+ should make you stand out and Research Practicuum should be considered harder than AP.
Abnormal Psychology and Clinical Psychology are ridiculously easy. Research Design and Statistics is also incredibly easy, but you may be less motivated to do this one; however, it is the most useful long term. Research practicuum should be a Psychology-based hardened version of AP Lit.