<p>I am currently a sophomore, and I preparing my course schedule for junior year. </p>
<p>Sophmore Year:
Honors English II
Honors Advanced Math
Honors Chemistry
Honors Civics
Piano I
IBCA
PE
I am currently tied as 1st in my class with someone else. I want to graduate as 1st but I also don't want to stress myself out. </p>
<p>So far for my Junior Year I picked:
AP English III
Honors US History
AP Government and Politics
AP Calculus AB
Honors Physics
Piano II
Robotics
I was going to take AP Biology until I found out that it is taken online which I don't think will be the best fit for me. I am now thinking that I may want to take AP Statistics instead of Robotics. Should I take AP Statistics instead or will that be too much? </p>
<p>Wow those are hard classes! I honestly think u should stick with robotics instead cause 4 APs??? But could you help answer my questions about my junior year schedule too? Thanks</p>
<p>I know, but I am ready to work. I talked with a junior ranked as 1st, and she told me that I should probably take AP US History. She said that the teacher just makes the class make outlines. I also takes with the graduating valedictorian and he told me not to take AP Physics and that AP Statistics is really just all formulas. I’m skeptic about taking Robotics because the teachers are my current math teacher, who I will have for AP Calculus AB, BC, and Statistics. The other teacher will be my physics teacher. My math teacher does not explain things well, and I have been told not to take AP Physics because the students cannot understand what the teacher is saying. Also, my school is not for sure yet if they will offer AP Government and Politics.
With the changes my schedule looks like the following:
AP English III
AP Calculus AB
AP US History
Honors Physics
AP Statistics
Piano II
I need one more class. My options are: AP Psychology, Art 1, Foundation of Western Philosophy, BCA, Fine Arts Survey, AP Chemistry, Robotics, and Intro to Graphic Arts.
What should I do for the extra classes? Also, do you guys have any tips for the AP classes that I’ll be taking?</p>