Too many classes?

Question

Am I in too many classes. I am going to be a sophomore and I'm in Precalculas, Consumer math, AP history, AP English (senior English), AP Bio-Chemistry,Sociol and economical law (don't ask me what it is because I don't know), Psycology (intro to),

Answer 1

Umm sit yourself down and ask yourself which degree you really want, think about what would keep you "eh hem" going per say.

It does sound like you are over loading yourself.  Go with what makes you happiest, drop one or 2 for now but introduce yourself to them when you have a "lighter" schedule.  Just to explore the other subjects.

Answer 2

wow dats a lot, u might wanna save sum 4 da other years.

Answer 3

i think you might be overloading just a bit. 3 APs, precalc, and a bunch of other classes i've never heard of. it sounds a little much for a sophmore to be taking. you have a whole other 2 years to be taking classes, so spread them out a little.

Answer 4

aaah NOW I know what I'm going to buy you for your B-day....

........a TIME TURNER!!!!

Answer 5

My school schedule last year as a sophmore was quite similar to yours, but I didn't have quite as many electives (i.e. drama, economical law)... I'd say drop Consumer math if it's like Consumer math at my high school (basically math for people below basic and aren't in the "higher maths" like algebra2/trig and calculus)... I notice you don't have a foreign language class, so drop one of your current classes and replace it with Spanish or another language.

Look at your schedule from last year and compare the number of classes you had then to this year, and also compare the number of AP classes vs. honors/regular. Although honors is similar to AP, you don't have to worry about the actual AP test. I find no point in taking AP classes if you can't pass the test since it's both a waste of money and time. In the end, it's your decision, so good luck.