<p>1st semester
ap spanish
ap chem
ap micro econ
calc ab
american gov
english
speech</p>
<p>2nd semester
ap spanish
ap chem
ap comparative gov
ap macro econ
calc bc
english</p>
<p>this is overkill or something you guys would consider?</p>
<p>Seems a bit overkill for senior year. I wouldn't consider that schedule at all, but I suck at Chem and Econ, so I'm a little biased. :D</p>
<p>Some of those classes are really tough (ie Calc BC, Spanish, and Comp. & US Govt). AP Spanish and the AP Govt exams have low passing rates. Maybe you want to slash off one AP?</p>
<p>Sheesh. Waay overkill for me, but, hey, whatever warms your muffins.</p>
<p>if that's how many APs you normally have i don't know how you have any APs left to take at all. but anyway, it looks fine. as long as you can handle it 1st semester, b/c 2nd semester it's slumppppp =D</p>
<p>Meh, looks pretty good to me...but two social studies courses?? Well, I guess if you're a humanities person you'd enjoy that.</p>
<p>They count Calc AB and Calc BC as semester courses? Interesting. What's your AP background? (i.e. how many have you taken sophmore/junior year). That is a good indicator of how you can handle it. I had 5 AP's my junior year, so I knew what I would be getting into senior year, but if you haven't taken a large load of AP's, it may be a shock. I think it's doable though. Talk to people in the AP Spanish and AP Chemistry clases. Those look (to me) like the ones that could be the most time consuming. AP Chem depends on the teacher, some give tons of difficult homework, others hardly give any.</p>