<p>Obviously I'm a junior right now, and I'm taking Honors English, precalc, physics, AP US History, and AP French language at a rigorous private school. Our school only requires 3 years of foreign language and 3 years of lab sciences, and I'm set on taking 2 history courses next year because that's my passion, so my courseload will include AP Gov (both semesters), AP English, AP Calc, and my seminar history class called JCI.</p>
<p>For my fifth academic, I'm going back and forth between Honors French lit, which I will most likely perform better in (I'm getting a solid A in AP french this year and consider it one of my favorite classes), or AP Bio, which may look more rigorous on my transcript and might look more well-rounded to have 4 years of science under my belt (do some colleges require 4 years of lab science?) instead of 4 years of French, continuing on after the "highest" level. I can't decide! Also, even though I'd probably enjoy French lit more next year, Bio isn't supposed to be particularly hard, and I know a lot of people get As, and I ADORE the teacher, who's absolutely hilarious. But I love French as well, and consider myself more of a "humanities" type than a science/math type. Thoughts?</p>