Junior year schedule?

Question

okay, so how is this:

1. french 3 honors

2. ap calculus ab

3. ap calculus bc

4. ap english 3

5. ap physics

6. ap psychology

7. ap us history

8. ap environmental science

will i die?!?!

Answer 1

you are taking calc ab and calc bc in the same year? doesn't bc covers ab but have more stuff?

yeah, your schedule is pretty heavy on AP. most college students only take four classes at a time, just so you know. and when you take the AP exams in May, it's going to be two weeks of testing and no sleep. but i guess it's all good for colleges.

good luck...

Answer 2

Why are you taking seven AP's as a junior? You ARE CRAZY!!!!!!!!! Have some fun in high school, take a gym course or something of that nature...

Answer 3

its funny because in another post you wrestle with taking french 4, and now somehow you've demoted yourself to french 3, I think you just want attention.

Answer 4

probably. i can't imagine taking AP calculus AB and still staying sane, let alone both AP classes.

the college apps people will worship the floor you walk on, though.

Answer 5

I see that over the past few months you have been creating schedules for your sophomore and junior years and asking people whether they think they are "too hard." Obviously, if you think that you are going to take AB and BC at the same time, you do not know anything about AP or high school in general. So I will just assume you are a bored jr. high student.

No, you are not going to die. And no, that will never be your schedule. goodbye

Answer 6

Thats some schedule you got there. I'm going to be a Junior next year too and I'm only taking 4 AP classes, and I thought that was nuts. They won't even let Juniors take calculus in 11th grade in my school, they make us take pre-calc first.

It really all depends on what kind of student you are. If you have a lot of extracurriculars, and aren't much of a studier you may indeed die. I'm kind of lazy but I push myself, and usually things work out, but your really going to have to kill yourself to have a high unweighted GPA with those classes.

Good news is, that hard of a schedule will probably impress colleges when they see that you weren't just taking bs classes throughtout high school.