<p>Do you think it would kill me if I took regular English and French junior year? To answer you probably should know my schedule:</p>
<p>Junior year:
Multi. Variable Calc (was gonna take BC but already took AB and they just randomly changed it so I guess this is it)
AP Bio
AP Chem
Physics honors (or AP B idk)
English 11 (honors or regular.... either way no AP til 12)
French 4 (same deal ^)
AP Euro
AP Stats (if it fits but unlikely)</p>
<p>Senior year:
AP Physics C: both
College math idk what course exactly the school usually decides
French AP
English (really don't want to take AP but...)
AP Economics: both
AP Gov
Other college classes probs
I take other electives but they're unique to my school so I'm not gonna add them.</p>
<p>I clearly like science. So how detrimental do you think it would be to top college admissions to not take advanced French (junior year) and English (both years)? I would ask people in my school but most of them blindly go with all honors and AP and few take regular classes.... so this is why I'm worried.</p>
<p>When I took regular English junior year (out of concern with workload), I actually got a lot more work. Regular classes are filled to the brim busywork.</p>
<p>Just tough it out. It looks bad and inconsistent, like you’ve decided to become lazy just because you’re a senior. You’ll probably be bored in regular classes, seeing as you’re already an active AP student 
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<p>I know what you mean. AP Lit at our school is insanely difficult and a lot of work, and we have to read 2 600-page books and write two essays for our summer assignment, so I’m already questioning my decision. But I think it’ll look a lot better for you to take the AP class.</p>
<p>EDIT: just realized you are a junior, LOL. All the more reason to take AP. Junior year grades are insanely important.</p>
<p>Take AP English. You get less work and in the end you do nothing but practice tests (at least in my class).</p>
<p>At my high school, I got less (and easier) work taking normal English.</p>
<p>Dude take it…haha it would look inconsistent honestly, i’d take it if I were you.</p>
<p>And there’s a thing with regular classes, some of them are… yah not people you want to talk to. Trust me, I took like regular US history, not fun because I was filled with people who were the type of people that were " I don’t care about school blah blah" it annoyed me</p>
<p>Take AP english, it would benefit you, and maybe you’d learn more about the techniques, and become a better writer. Plus if you get a 5 on the ap exam, you get to advance in English in college. Not unless you self-study for it that is…</p>
<p>Colleges like consistency, and they will be wondering why you took a regular instead you know~</p>