<p>ok, i have a question. is there any way to tell colleges I couldnt take an ap class because of scheduling conflicts? for example, our BC calc class conflicts with ap us government.. i wanted to take both, but i couldnt, so I took BC calc.. on the other hand, I could just be put in AB calc and take ap gov, but that screws a lot of other things up. also, i couldnt take a language because of an AP lit conflict. i ve already tried talking to my GC, my parents have talked to the principal, but it's apparently too late and getting a new section of a class costs more $? im taking 3 aps (ap lit, bc calc, physics) and two PA courses (college credit from syracuse.. economics and psychology). with those + gym and band, my schedule is full.. should I somehow mention it? I think my courseload is rigorous enough for my GC to write "most rigorous" on my apps. sorry for all the words.</p>
<p>wow, on the second page already :)</p>
<p>It's your counselor's job, I believe, to mention these things in his/her portion of your application. Don't feel that you're skimping on classes, though; any way you look at it, your courseload is very rigorous.</p>