[bluelime]

My senior schedule for 2006-2007 school year:

AP English Language Composition
AP Biology
AP Calc AB
Japanese 3
Creative Writing/Public Speaking
Drama
Study Hall


Are there too many "non-academic" classes?


Below is my junior schedule for 2005-2006 school year:

AP English Literature Composition
AP European History
Choir
Psychology
Japanese 2
PreCalculus
IT Applications


Were there too many "non-academic" classes?

[Eddie]

no, it's fine. it's actually better than a full academic schedule because it shows you're into the arts as well. besides, three APs and two "regular" classes are perfect; you don't want to overload yourself.

[bluelime]

Thanks. ^^
I was really worried about my schedule because I ran out of classes to choose from.
My school is rather tiny so as students we don't get much of a choice for the classes.

[josebiwasabi]

yeah, that schedule looks fine to me, as well.

[malevolent.]

What about mine, guys?

AP Human Geography
AP Statistics
Calligraphy
Expository Composition (English class; might transfer to AP Literature)
Physics
And I totally forgot what my last choice was.

[josebiwasabi]

heh, basically if you have at least 2-3 AP/IB courses that show you being a well-balanced student (i.e. not just science, but also hist or eng or whatever), you'll be fine. just don't take 3 periods of PE/weight training and an early release / late arrival LOL

[fihe]

your schedule is just fine. you have two non-academic classes plus a study hall, which is acceptable. also the three AP classes are good.

[jcp4ever]

haha you guys are so much focused than i am.. should i be worried??

1st semester: ap government, facing history, digital arts 1, anatomy/physiology
2nd semester: economics, anatomy/physiology, western philosophy, digital arts 2

i get the last 2 classes off so that i could take statistics and chinese 1 at a community college.

what do you think?? too easy?? too hard?? my college classes is from 2~9. and i also have to work on the days i dont have classes..