<p>It is fairly rigorous, however Choir and Gym will not be considered for most colleges. As for Spanish, you only took it for 2 levels which may hurt you in admissions at the more selective institutions.</p>
<p>I am confused about your mathematics education. What is “College algebra”? Is this Linear Algebra? If so, you cannot take this before pre-calculus; it requires knowledge learned in precalculus. In fact, it is usually taken after AP-level Calculus or even Multi-variable calculus. Next, how can you take Pre-calculus and AP Calculus AB in the same year? Finally, why even take Pre-calculus at all? I recommend taking AP Calculus BC and not taking Pre-calculus, as Honors Algebra 2/Trig is equivalent, and BC has very little additional material.</p>
<p>bobtheboy: College Algebra is a hybrid of Algebra II and Pre-Cal. Except usually you take it at a community college (some universities offer it) for college credit.</p>
<p>In that case, it makes even less sense to take Pre-Calculus. That would be like taking 3 years of a math class that really is 1.5 years, 2 years max (most people take Algebra 2 then precalculus, so 2 years, but advanced math students sometimes skip one or the other, or accelerate it into 1.5 years as some kids choose at my school.) You are ready for Calculus AB or BC, you do not need another year of Precalculus.</p>
<p>by “not be considered” do you mean it won’t be considered rigorous or they just wont add those classes when finding GPA?
They probably will not be considered in GPA, and they probably will not add much or at all to how colleges view your schedule.</p>
<p>Bob, do you think it would hurt me any? Considering instead of Gym/Choir i could have taken… AP World/bio/chem or an honors science elective or something?</p>