advice for my junior year schedule?

Perry Deshazior: Well, I've seen people who are able to handle taking four (sometimes more) AP classes. Reflect on your academic abilities showcased the past school years and if you feel like you're capable, I think you should definitely go for a tough schedule.As for the decision between AP Psychology and Visual Arts, it's always better to take the AP class. Visual Arts won't be beneficial to you unless you're looking into a career in that field in the future. Besides, I've heard that AP Psychology is one of the easier AP courses.I don't think you should take Honors Spanish IV. You're already ahead in that language, and taking honors from there won't really improve your schedule by much, it would just add to your homework. You'll already be having a tough schedule and enough college preparation, so I don't think that's even necessary. Having four years of foreign language is good, though, I'd just recommend taking a regular class from there.Academics should come before e! xtracurriculars like clubs, so I'd consider dropping the ones that you aren't holding officer positions in. Although it is great to have a packed, achieving schedule like the one that you have. You might not have all that much free time, but I think it's better to work hard now and play later. Good luck junior year!...Show more

Georgina Natal: it unquestionably relies upon on what you're drawn to. yet in my own opinion, the class you will get the main out of (as in, wil be the main useful to you) is probable AP computing device technology A. this is basically my 2 cents.

Marvella Benward: That's a great schedule! Although I don't think taking spanish 4 as a junior is a smart idea unless you're already really good. And it's better to always take Pre cal honors!