<p>Haha okay! I really like your enthusiasm blackroses! 
It seem as if you are pretty adamant about engineering! I wish I were like that last year…I remember signing up for two architecture classes only to come out completely disillusioned and disappointed because designing buildings wasn’t nearly as glamorous and creativity oriented as I thought (damn the Fountainhead! :)) </p>
<p>If you only have four classes and you are serious about engineering, go right on ahead and flood your brain with physics (disregard what I said about self-studying earlier)! I mainly told you that because in my experience, self-study for physics was extremely difficult to say the least. But then again, I’m taking seven AP/IB classes, and was slaving away on IB crap/a few ECs and other stuff. Since you do not have the same situation, please challenge yourself as much as you want! :)</p>
<p>I kind of envy you for having such small classes. Our average classes are about 32 kids so students don’t always get the personal attention we sometimes need. Then again, if we didn’t have so many kids in one class, I wouldn’t have been able to get away with sneaking into physics class 30 minutes late or doing homework from other classes 
So if you can study with the physics teacher then that’s awesome!</p>
<p>Have fun with your summer classes! Hope you learn heaps of good stuff! Good luck on the rest of your AP tests! (You’ll do great with Psychology! My suggestion for studying is to watch House 
You learn a lot, trust me)</p>