Rising-Junior: Am I over doing it?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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So, I’m the president of the Future Business Leaders of America club and we always try at state, etc, etc. Doesn’t take up too much time generally but next year I’m president. Also in Tri-M, Link Crew, ASB Treasurer of my class (not as much work as it sounds), and National Honors Society.

Extra-Curriculars:
FBLA President
Tri-M
Link Crew
ASB Treasurer
NHS
Part-Time Job

Classes:
AP Us History
AP Environmental Science
Concert Orchestra
AP Calculus AB
AP Language and Composition
AP Physics 1

I know that AP Environmental is easy, especially for me because I love that stuff. APUSH shouldn’t be too hard, either, because I know how AP Euro worked and at my school they are taught almost identically. Calculus is supposed to be easy for those who like math and well, I love math so much I’m taking Pre-Calculus over the summer. The Orchestra credit is for art but also because I really like the program at our school. AP Language we get all the assignments at the beginning of the year but we have to make sure we finish them on our own.

Also SATs and ACTs?

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First off, make sure that you understand what you learn in pre-calc (don’t jist blast through it). If you like math, physics and calc will be pretty easy for you. You’re not overdoing it. I don’t know what Tri-M is, but NHS and FBLA never took much time away + they’re pretty fun. APUSH will be a good amount of notation, and APLAC will be a lot of writing. Ask upperclassmen how the classes are. Never took AP ES, but it is widely regarded as very easy, especially for you since it seems like you have initiative.

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It’s going to be a lot of work. You may want to ‘save’ APES for senior year. 4 APs Junior year is plenty.
Also, have you reached level 4 in a foreign language?
What colleges are you aiming for?