<p>I am going to be a freshman 2006 Fall. Over this summer, I'm trying to take any courses I can to get my freshman credits done and over with. </p>
<p>I'm taking AP's... I'm using the five on chem last year.
this year I'm taking bio, english lit, bc calculus, macroeconomics, us government.
assuming i can scrape fives for all of these aps (not likely-_-)
which courses should i take part from these five courses?</p>
<p>btw I'm a plan II major, and we have tutorial courses and history and world lit they insist we take. so can't take world lit or history. =T</p>
<p>should i take philosphy? (eghh i dont really wanna take this class at all)</p>
<p>Actually, you can take history. Plan II requires US History and 6 hours of non US. The non US needs to be an 'early' and a 'later' history in the same geographic area. Many community colleges have european history courses that would fulfill this requirement.</p>
<p>Also, AP US government will only get you out of one gov class (GOV 310). Everyone has to take GOV 312L also. You can also take this at a community college. It is usually listed as American Government II.</p>
<p>"we have tutorial courses and history and world lit they insist we take"</p>
<p>These are some the classes that comprise the Plan II core curriculum. If you don't like them, then don't do Plan II. I think you will find that you do enjoy these classes. My world literature class has been the most enjoyable class I have ever taken. I remember dreading it this time last year and now I absolutely love it. I will be sad to not be in it next year.</p>
<p>take the hardest classes - they are easier in the summer and you will have less classes going on at once and you will be able to focus on them more</p>