<p>Well I originally wanted to apply for the school of math and science but I have been convinced that I am not good enough. I have this burning love for science. Everything clicks and makes since, from environmental, to biology, to astronomy. I love it.
Math is a different story. I am mediocre. I can pull out an A in the class but I struggle so bad in math and I have to try really hard. Based on this which is the best for me? My rival is taking pre calc and AP stats sophomore year, she has no problem with math and is amazing. I am on block schedule</p>
<p>Algebra 2 honors
Chemistry honors (no AP for sophomores)
AP Bio
English 2 honors</p>
<p>AP Bio
AP Psych
AP Environmental
Anatomy and Physiology honors</p>
<p>(Pre calc over summer)
double on spanish next year which I do not mind</p>
<p>or</p>
<p>Algebra 2 honors
Chemistry honors
AP Bio
English 2 honors</p>
<p>you cant take AP biology without taking atleast 2 physical science classes in most schools. So you would have to take H bio and H chem before taking ap bio. Not sure about your school though</p>
<p>When you say you are taking Precalculus over the summer, are you going to take an actual course with a teacher or are you just going to self-study it? If you are going to take an actual course, I’d say go for the first schedule, but if you are just self-studying it, I’d just go for the second schedule. Self-studying math should only be done if you are particularly good at math, especially Precalculus because it lays down the foundation that you need for Calculus, very important for math/science-minded individuals.</p>
<p>okay let me clear some stuff up.
About the physical science. Chem is required, but only for the second semester of AP bio, which I will already have. I have already take Honors Bio and Honors Enviro/Earth science</p>
<p>Pre calc means with a teacher (I cannot self study math!)</p>
<p>Science:
Junior year: AP Chem
Senior: Dual enrollment Sociology and Forensics</p>