<p>these are the,classes I have taken/plan to take:
Grades</p>
<p>9th Grade Summer:
Health Education A/A</p>
<p>9th Grade:
Honors English A/A
Honors World History A/A
Biology A/A
Basic Geometry B/B
Spanish 2: C/B
Orchestra A/A
Physical Education A/A</p>
<p>(1-C and 3-Bs) (2 honor classes)</p>
<p>10th Grade Summer:
Chemistry B/B</p>
<p>10th Grade:
Honors English A/A
AP European History B/B
AP Environmental Science B/B
Algebra II C/C
Spanish 3 B/C
Intro to Entrepreneurship and Robotics A/A
Physical Education A/A</p>
<p>(3-Cs and 5-Bs) ( 1 honors class and 2 AP classes)</p>
<p>11th Grade:
AP Language and Composition
AP United States History
Physics
Functions, Statistics, andTrigonometry (FST)
Spanish 4
Psychology and Counseling Principles
Entrepreneurship and Robotics</p>
<p>(2-AP Classes)</p>
<p>12th Grade Summer:
Dual Enrollment at community college (TBD)</p>
<p>12th Grade:
AP Literature
AP Government/Economy
Honors Physiology
Spanish 5
Pre-Calculus
Entrepreneurship and Robotics
(Possibly) Theatre Arts or Intro to Graphic Design</p>
<p>(1-Honors class and 2 AP classes)</p>
<p>these are my ECs:
1)FIRST Robotics 9-12 (secretary~2 yrs)
2)interact Club 9-12 (Media Captain~ 3yrs)
3)American Red Cross Club 9-12 (co president ~ 2yrs)
4) science club 10-12 (co president 2 yrs) & science journal 11-12 (editor~ 2 yrs)
5)teen volunteer at children's grief center 11-12
6)viola 6-12</p>
<p>IS THERE ANYTHING YOU CAN THINK OF THAT I CAN DO TO PREPARE ME TO MAJOR IN BUSINESS/GET ACCEPTED INTO A GOOD BUSINESS PROGRAM???</p>
<p>My school district can only be described as “wack” when it comes to math, after algebra II we either take statistics or fst (functions, statistics, and trigonometry) only then may we proceed to pre-calc…</p>
<p>Math has never been my strong suite (I got a C in algebra II with a tutor) so I think that for this year I should just focus on getting stronger in the basic courses (and my GC would never sign the forms to let me). Thank you for the,suggestion though!</p>
<p>It’s not necessarily essential that you take Calc in high school, but most business programs will have you taking it for your major. You’ll definitely be taking some form of statistics, so some knowledge in that area should help.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t double up on math if I were you, you said yourself that math is not a strong area for you. AP Stats is a good fit for you I think. Much of the course is done with calculator sand the level of math in the course is comparatively low. It is an AP that is somewhat easy, and it will help prepare you for college because as dkil1031 said, you will take stats in college. Just a heads up, Calculus won’t be easy for you if you are bad at math, you should choose your major in business carefully, to ensure that you don’t have to take high level math courses (avoid Finance, math heavy Econ, etc.). At some schools (such as mine) their is an easier version of Calc for business major, so you may want to check that the colleges you apply to have a program similar to this.
One last thing, I’m not sure what fst is like at your school, but if it adequately covers the topics you stated it might better prepare you for college, as understanding of both stats and trig will help you with stats and Calc in college, without overwhelming you with math.</p>