<p>I am currently a sophomore in high school. Last year I took English, World History, Latin, Biology, Physical Science, Algebra 2, and Band. This year I am currently taking Modern American History, English, AP Chemistry, Latin, Pre-Calc, and Band. All my classes (except band and AP Chem) are accelerated, or "honors". </p>
<p>I am planning on taking AP English Language, AP Statistics, Band, Latin, and Accounting Junior year and AP English Literature, AP Calculus, Band, and Photography Senior year. (Is it fine that I will only take 3 years of Latin?). Also, I have to take AP U.S Government and Politics (instead of Civics) either Junior or Senior year, where ever it fits in my schedule.</p>
<p>I'm trying to decide what to take for History and Science. I really don't need to take any more sciences to graduate, but I want to take one or two that colleges really look for. So should I take AP Physics (which is described as the hardest class at my school, and is everyday for the entire year) or AP Environmental (described as an easy AP course that I probably could get an A in)?
Also, should I take AP Psychology? Do colleges "want" that course? There's also a half year course, Sociology, that I'm interested in and I know the teacher very well.</p>
<p>I am planning on majoring in mathematics or education. I want to make my courses challenging but not too difficult that I'll stress myself out and do terribly. I do lots of after school activities and tennis year round.</p>
<p>So what should I take? Please give me advice :) Thanks!</p>