Help me with my high school problem, please?

Question

i have a BIG problem. the problem is: my dad's job involves moving a lot. so i was in one place for my freshmen year and now i am in other place for my sophmore year and i will be attending rest of my high school years here and probably college and stuff here too. so the thing is that i didnt have to take foreign languages at the place i used to live and in my current school i have to have 2 credits for foreign languages and i didnt even take one. so i WILL have to take foregin languages for my next 2 years of high school. and i am trying to be a doctor. so i need to get in to a good college and then some colleges ask like 3 or more credits of foreign languages.

i keep and 4.0 GPA every time except one i got 3.9 or something. i am in my sophmore year now.

classes i am taking now are:

biology honors

english 2 honors

intensive reading

algebra 1

health science 1

world history (required)

personal fitness (required)

i know i did some huge mistakes choosing my classes. but i cant change anything now so please give me some advice on atleast i will have to take in my next 2 years of high school.

so please help me!!!!

Answer 1

Congratulations on your excellent grades.  In selecting your classes, you'll want to consult with your advisor or guidance counselor in order to ensure that you take courses which fulfill all of your new school's requirements.  

For the best chances with entering a premedical program, advanced courses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics are always recommended, if your school offers them.  Keep in mind that college admissions officers consider not only which courses that you took, but which courses were avaiable to you.  In other words, they will not hold it against you that you didn't take biology 2 honors if your school doesn't offer this.  

Also, be sure to take some fun courses, as well.  It's high school; it shouldn't all be about the studying, but also about exploring your personal interests.  Furthermore, college admissions officers like to see that you have interests in subjects besides just the academic ones.  Taking some courses in art, music, drama, sports, and so forth, will not hurt your chances of admission.