<p>AP Music Theory
Senior Seminar/Contemporary Literature hns
AP Statistics
AP Art History
Photography 1(s)
Digital Photography(s)
Calculus</p>
<p>This is my proposed senior year schedule. My question is, can this be regarded as a competetive courseload for someone who wants to major in say, Economics, Finance, etc? I have 2 slots open for more classes(including lunch). I was originally planning on taking AP Gov too but decided against it because, honestly, it seemed like too boring of a class. Do you think I made the right decision?</p>
<p>oh and no science for me..definitely not.</p>
<p>You seem fine to me. College is for taking classes that pertain to your major, not high school (though for science/engineering majors, AP sciences are good prep). Three APs, one honors, and calculus is rigorous enough, and I envy you for being able to take photography (my art teacher tried for four years to get a class, but couldn't get it approved).</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>yeah I'm definitely looking forward to photography. Even my school doesn't offer a few classes that I would've been more than eager to take. AP world history and courses on philosophy being two examples.</p>
<p>I'm in AP Gov right now and I love it so far, not boring at all if you have even a little interest and knowledge of politics. Maybe I just have a good teacher though.. who knows.. </p>
<p>Anyway, your schedule looks good and competetive. </p>
<p>Are you thinking about minoring in some sort of art? You seem to be interested in it, what with music theory, art history, and photo.</p>
<p>Originally, I thought the class my school offered was comparative gov/politics. But I later found out that the subject material covered was only limited to the US. That was a major factor that turned me off.</p>
<p>actually yeah..I'm very passionate about pursuing a minor in some sort of art field. The field of ethnomusiclogy is one that has grabbed my interest.</p>