My schedule next year?

Question

In my school were are going to choose our classes on monday. I have planned my schedule for next year (12th):

1. English 4 Honors
2. Pre-Calculus Honors
3. Physics 1 Honors
4. American Government/Economics Honors
5. Anantomy and Physiology Honors
6. Naval Science 4
7. AP Chemstry
8. Critical Thinking (AP Chem Lab)

Should I take more AP and less Honors?
Is my schedule too hard as it is already?

For those who don't know what it is, Naval Science is a military class for the Navy. I'm not going to the military but the class is fun and you can take it from your freshman to senior year, it gives me a lot of community service hours and teaches cadets good values. Next year I'm hoping to become a staff officer since this year I'm part of the minor staff. That's why I'm taking it, otherwise I would have taken another Honors or AP.

Also, my unweighted GPA is between 3.65 and 3.7 (around 4.5 weighted) I have taken multiple Honors classes and 2 AP classes already.

Answer 1

I'd leave it like it is. You sound like you have a great college application already! This show that you are well rounded! Good luck next year. I do hope that you will have some fun though. Your Senior year should also have some FUN memories. Go to Football games, basketball games and the prom (for a start!)

Answer 2

How well have you done in school in the past? It is a lot of work but if you are a good student (you must be to even be allowed in the Honors classes) than you should do fine. If you are just taking the Naval Science for fun and it isn't too hard than that will be at least one class you aren't stressing over. If you are planning on going to college I would stick with the Honors because it will better prepare you. Good Luck!

Answer 3

What is most advantageous with your plans after high school? Superior grades from AP classes may give you college credit or offer tests that allow you to pass out of lower level college classes. Contact your guidance counselor for further details on the advantages/disadvantages when choosing AP over Honors.

Answer 4

i'm a freshman and it is my time table this 3 hundred and sixty 5 days. Biology Spanish II international Cultures (Theology) wellbeing/PE Honors English Honors Algebra II/Trig Sophomore 3 hundred and sixty 5 days Honors Geometry AP eu history Scriptures (Theology) Honors English 10 Debate/Intro to Psychology Spanish III Junior 3 hundred and sixty 5 days (We had to place up or favourite time table for junior and senior 3 hundred and sixty 5 days, whether it ought to alter later) Honors Pre-calculus AP Spanish Language AP Psychology Honors Chemistry Ecclesiology (Or some thing like that. Its theology.) Honors English 11 Senior 3 hundred and sixty 5 days AP Calculus AB AP archives AP US history AP English Literature Physics cutting-edge issues (theology) between Sophomore and Senior years, I additionally plan on examining at abode to take here AP exams: AP Comparitive government and Politics AP US Governement and Politics AP Microeconomics AP international history AP English Lit and perchance those ones too AP macroeconomics AP song theory

Answer 5

Those are some tough classes, even for one with such a great GPA. I would not take all honors classes--they will, at minimum, take up all of your time. All work and no play... :)