<p>Look, I’m a high school senior taking entirely dual credit courses at a university. A couple things: you DO NOT want to take three ap courses and two college classes. Ap courses are very homework intensive as I’m sure you know. The two college classes you’d take are also very homework centered. When j took calc 1, I spent two hours every day on homework, even on weekends. My older brother, who’s in college now, spends the same amount of time on his calc homework. Also, I take dual enrollment classes because I’m homeschooled and can’t take ap courses. But I would so much rather take ap, because almost every single college will take ap credit; however, many schools that I’ve looked at won’t accept dual enrollment credits. Or if they do, they have to evaluate the classes individually and let you know over the summer if they’ll accept them. Others will only take a certain number of hours, like 16, or will only count classes that weren’t taken in place of a high school course.</p>