Junior Year Classes

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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So I struggled with health issues freshman/sophomore year- they are being treated now, but they have impacted grades (I will be letting colleges know that). However, because of this, some of my classes did not recommend me to a higher level. Currently, my classes are this:
AP Lang
APUSH
Hon. Wind Ensemble (Perf. Arts)
Hon. Chem
CP Latin III
CPB Geometry

So, I actually chose to go down into CPB math (basically college prep math) as I struggled with math, and it tends to take my GPA down by 2-3 tenths! I’d rather get a 90 in math than a 70. I plan to take a college course of math after junior year (in the summer), when I can focus on just one class, in hopes that I can show colleges that I can take college level math classes.
I’m looking at a Media/Music/Communications degree of sorts (combined or any one of those categories), and schools that I’m interested include UW-Madison, Middlebury (reach), UConn, UW-Seattle, UCSD, Rutgers (safety), Occidental, Pitzer (reach), CMU (reach), and more.

If I have this course load, does this look rigorous enough for these schools?

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I don’t know how colleges view CBP classes, but other than that, your course load looks fine. Just keep up with your coursework and do your best. But make sure to incorporate time for studying for the SAT/ACT, as well as your EC’s, so you look better to those universities. Best of luck.