<p>ap english 4
ap french 4
ap comp sci
ap stats
pap pre cal
govern/eco
art1
3 math classes, isnt that kinda crazy? but i think i could handle this schedule. Im a fan of math.</p>
<p>ap english 4
ap french 4
ap comp sci
pap pre cal
govern/eco
art 1
off period (would help me with a job the most)
I would love this schedule so much as i would have a chill year</p>
<p>i have a 3.96 GPA and just scared about admissions cause i know that colleges look at the classes your taking senior year and want you to have a rigor schedule. But my junior year was so stressful with just 2 ap classes and 2 honors with NO JOB so i kinda want a break</p>
<p>your second schedule does not really lack rigor. i don’t think that not taking ap stats will hurt you very much. after all, you’re already taking ap english, french, and cs.</p>
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<li>Stats and CS are about as different from math as english is from science</li>
<li>I agree with human997, but I also think that neither of your schedules are particularly rigorous. The only semblance of rigor would be AP French</li>
<li>If you had a 3.96 GPA before then you would probably get a 3.5+ with a job and either of these schedules. Whether that is acceptable or not is up to you.</li>
<li>Another thing to note is not taking calculus. It’s not bad, but it will put you at a disadvantage.</li>
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<p>Don’t risk your GPA your senior year. Your second schedule would benefit you more.</p>
<p>I took 6 AP classes and 2 college classes Junior year which was brutal. Senior year, my schedule definitely took a nose dive in terms of difficulty: 4 AP classes, and 2 college classes. I ended up with about 4 hours more of free time everyday than my junior year, definitely a chill year but also a deserved break. Take it easy senior year, but not too easy.</p>