Switching to online high school?

Applying to College
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<p>I'm in my junior year of high school and thinking about switching to an online high school full time.</p>

<p>Basically I attended a public high school that always ranked within the top fifty in the nation. But due to personal reasons, I was moved to another city and another school. Now this new school isn't entirely horrible. It's thought to be in the top 200 and serves as a feeder school to my dream university. But because I transferred in somewhat late, I'm not allowed to stay in all of the classes I was in because they're full here. I'm dropping from five APs to three.</p>

<p>I normally wouldn't have that much of a problem with my lack of APs but the regular classes the counselors have placed me in are way to easy. Like, I feel as though I'm wasting so much time everyday. All of my teachers thought I wouldn't be able to catch up fast enough but after the first couple of days, I was able to advance much farther into their curriculum than they had in three months.</p>

<p>I have thought about just taking courses online instead of finishing my high school education but my extracurriculars would not allow me the time I'd need outside of school.</p>

<p>So I'm just wondering which would help me get to the college I want.
Should I just deal with it and stay in this new school or pull myself out and join an online high school. I have thought about Stanford's epgy but it seems like it's too late for me to apply. My other choices would be the program by Indiana University or Keystone.</p>

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<p>Will the scheduling issues get better for next semester? Have you gone back to the counselor to try to get your schedule improved?</p>

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<p>Yes I have talked to my counselor. I have gone to each teacher of the courses I would’ve been in to confirm that there was no space for me.
The school doesn’t work on a semester based system so this’ll be my schedule for the rest of my junior year.</p>