<p>I'm essentially done with all the courses my school requires/offers, so I'm doing dual enrollment at a local college next year (my senior year). Doing that, I only have room for four classes, and the way my guidance counselor has said it, it seems like one of those must be a gym/study hall rotation, so really only room for 3 classes at the high school, and typically two/three college classes per semester.</p>
<p>I'm definitely taking AP calc and AP Spanish, the only two APs my school offers, but I'm not sure whether I should take physics or a Shakespeare & Novels course (semester of Shakespeare plays and we get to go see them performed, then a semester of novels). </p>
<p>I'm kind of leaning towards taking physics, but only because I'm worried that taking that at a local college could be exponentially more difficult than at my high school, but the Shakespeare class interests me so much more! Physics is also weighted higher, and I think by taking the Shakespeare class, my class rank (currently 1) could be adversely affected. </p>
<p>Also, which would look better for competitive colleges (not necessarily HYPS)?</p>