Is my 4 year plan too lacking in arts and humanities?

Applying to College
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<p>Freshman:
PE(It was either this or photography)
AP Calculus BC(I was originally in AB but my teacher let me independent study BC and take the AP test for it and gave me double credit)
Honors Spanish
AP Human Geography
AP Physics B
Honors English</p>

<p>Sophomore:
AP Physics C(Independent Study)
Honors Chemistry
AP World History
Honors Spanish
Honors English
AP Statistics</p>

<p>Junior:
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP US History
AP Lang and Comp
Multivariate/AP Comp Sci(Can't decide on which one to take as a junior, the one I don't take I'll end up taking as a senior anyways)
Spanish</p>

<p>Senior:
AP Economics (Macro and Micro)
AP Art History
AP Gov/Pol
Multivariate/AP Comp Sci
AP Spanish
AP Lit and Comp</p>

<p>Well, the only real art/humanities class I have is art history as a senior, I've seen some people on this forum say that people should drop one or two other classes and replace it with an art/humanities class? If that's what you guys suggest, I can always drop comp sci and art history and instead take a year of photography/studio art as a junior and then AP 3D art/ap studio art drawing/ap studio art 2d as a senior?</p>

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<p>What are you interested in?</p>

<p>If arts/humanities is NOT a big interest, then your current plans are fine— stick with what you like and plan on studying in college.</p>

<p>If arts/humanities IS an interest and you really want to take more than you currently plan, then reconsider what you plan on taking.</p>

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<p>All of your English and History courses are considered Humanities. </p>

<p>Your plan looks rigorous, which is what top colleges want. Only if you are applying to UCs, where they require a full year in one type of fine arts course, would I see a reason to change your plan.</p>

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<p>Wouldn’t AP Art History count as an art class for the UC’s? It does for my school.</p>