<p>Hey guys, I wanted some advice with choosing courses for next year. By the end of this (my junior year), i will have taken the following APs: Biology, Chemistry, Physics B, Psychology (self-study), World History, U.S. Government & Calculus BC. </p>
<p>Here's what I plan to take next year:
-AP English Lang or Lit
-AP Euro History
-Differential Equations & Advanced Math Modeling (dual-enrollment)
-Organic Chemistry
-Anatomy & Physiology
-Scientific Research
-Intro to Microbiology & Human Heredity (dual-enrollment)
-Mathematical Biology (dual-enrollment, after-school class at Virginia State U)</p>
<p>I know Princeton (and colleges in general), want you to continue on with a demanding course load senior year. The thing is, I've pretty much run out of AP courses that I'm interested in. I don't want to jeopardize my chances of getting into Princeton and other selective schools just because I'm only taking 2 AP classes next year. I'll be graduating high school with nine anyway. The other AP/dual enrollment classes that I could take next year are AP Stat (SLACK class w/ dumb teacher), AP Envrio (also slack & fully equipped with dumb teacher), AP Physics C Mechanics (boring class w/ boring teacher; only half of typical AP Physics C course), and Linear Algebra (dual enrollment w/ community college; same teacher as AP Stats).</p>
<p>The point I'm trying to make is, of the remaining AP classes I have to choose from, I'm probably not going to do or learn anything in them. Still, I want to know if the course load I've picked for next year will hurt my chances of getting into Princeton. Last year, a guy at my school took 7 AP classes his senior year, and now he's at Princeton.</p>
<p>What should I do?</p>