<p>Hey people! we're already picking out the courses we can take for next year so I thought I'd run my ideas through you. Mainly because you're awesome. </p>
<p>My planned list:</p>
<p>AP French V
AP Chemistry
AP Government / AP MicroEconomics
Bible Literature / Creative Writing
Senior Leaders
Senior Lunch Release
Study Hall
Human Physiology / Foods I</p>
<p>About me: I want to major in Neuroscience in college. I'm only taking two AP's this year(junior year): AP Biology and APUSH. Is this schedule, somewhat hard? Keep in mind, I play 3 varsity sports(captain on two of them).
Some problems: I have over 6.5 credits for math(2 only needed to graduate) so I'm not going to take a math class. Is this a good idea? Or hould I take AP Calc AB? Maybe AP Stats? Also, I haven't taken Physics yet. Should I take AP Physics instead of Chemistry? Or would I just be fine if I wait to take it in college?</p>
<p>If you can recomend anything else, that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch!!</p>
<p>How about don't be lazy, exchange the early leave after lunch with physics lol :-P</p>
<p>I'm taking physics 2 AP and chem 2 AP right now, they're pretty much 2 different subjects, the only connection between the two i've seen so far is with pressures</p>
<p>I don't think bible literature would help you too much in terms of colleges. Change that and the creative writing to a full year english class if you can.</p>
<p>Just my opinions</p>
<p>Take AP english if offered, also Senior Leaders, Senior Lunch Release, Study Hall, Human Physiology / Foods I are bringing down your schedule strength a lot, if you don't have to take them, DON'T</p>
<p>JoshuaGuit: Well, is it doable if you take two AP science classes? I rather just do one or the other. Eh, maybe I'll take AP Lit instead of those two semester courses. I'll see. </p>
<p>SmallCollegesFTW: Senior leaders is actually a gym class, therefore it's required by my state to take it. Also, the food really sucks at my school..so why not go out to eat? it's either that, or lunch at school..lol. Maybe I can substitute Human Physiology / Foods I with AP Physics if i can. But I'm worried about taking two AP science classes..</p>