<p>I'm a sophomore now and this is my plan for the next two years.</p>
<p>Junior:
AP Language & Composition
Pre-Cal
AP Chemistry
AP US History
IB Psychology (My school doesn't have AP)
Spanish 4
Current Events
Creative Writing</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Literature & Composition
AP Calculus AB (My school doesn't have BC)
AP Physics C
AP Economics/AP Government
AP Spanish
AP Art History
Anatomy
Study Hall or something else where I can get all my work done.</p>
<p>My question is do I have too many APs for senior year? Should I switch some and if so which ones?</p>
<p>You’re only a sophomore, so it can be hard to plan for senior year. Honestly, alot can change. Your interests, or perhaps (I don’t know how your school is) your schedule flexibility. While I think it’s handleable as someone who’s taken many APs myself, wait to see how your load is junior year before you settle on your senior year classes. If you are a hardworking student who can pull it off, go for it! Challenging classes, even if you get slightly worse grades than usual, are better than not challenging yourself. But know yourself. Don’t take too much… you want to be active in extracurriculars as well. Good luck! :)</p>
<p>don’t worry about senior year yet</p>
<p>Junior year will be a real test of your ability to do work. Based on your performance that year, you can predict how you will do your senior year.</p>