High School Courses?

Question

I need to know if these classes are right for me to take and/or what classes to take, and if you have any suggestions on what I should/shoudn't take also please include that. I want to go to college, and I am interested in studying: Math, Computer Science, Music Theatre, Education, Theatre, or Broadcasting.
p.s. I live in IL, Physical Ed. is required all 4 years
1/2 - Semester Class
2 - 2 Period Class

Junior

1.Pre-Calculus
2.AP Chemistry or Physics
3.Composition 1 ½ / American Literature ½
4.AP United States History
5.Concert Choir
6.AP Music Theory
7.P.E. ½ / sports waiver: Sociology ½ or Psychology ½

Senior (Summer Civics)

1.AP Calculus
2.AP Statistics
3.Composition 2 ½ / English Literature ½
4.Concert Choir
5.Computer Main. Tech. 1(2) OR (ACE) Major World Religions
6.Computer Main. Tech. 1 (^) OR International Relations ½ / Into. To Speech ½
7.P.E. / sports waiver: Economics ½

Answer 1

Junior year, take Chem. Physics is a pain in the ****.

Seniror year, I think you should only take one AP math and not the other or AP stat and regular calc.

Generally, it looks like you're overloading yourself. Take an easy elective or an art course instead of two different music courses or something.

Answer 2

wow, so motivated.
Jr. year, I would recommend you taking AP Physics instead of AP Chem, AP Chem is a lot harder, and hopefully you have a good teacher. According to what you would like to study, AP Physics is a better choice. Can you take AP Liturature instead of the half term thing with the composition and AM Lit thing? I remember AP Literature was really easy for me, as long as you know how to read and write an organized essay, AP Lit should be a really light course for you, and you get college credit if you score high enough. The music part is good, keep that there for sure. I have a feeling that taking AP Calc and AP Stat together is really a bad idea...it's just too much. My younger sister did that, and regreted it, and she like math too. AP Stat is really easy though, Calc on the other hand had too much things involved, it's a little harsh. By the way, with that schedule, you will go to college, if you do well, it will be a good college too.

Answer 3

you heavily isn't in med college for awhile. You first ought to flow to college and earn your Bachelors degree. do no longer talk purely the technology classes. having the flexibility to envision and write nicely is going to somewhat help you. colleges are going to prefer you to be doing nicely in all your middle classes. for college you will could desire to take up HS 4 years of english 3 years of technology 3 years of math 2/3 of the comparable foreign places language 2 years of history taking calculus and physics is a good theory. additionally taking speech classification. Take as many honors and AP classes