How tough is my junior year going to be? Here’s my schedule:
– AP Physics I
– AP US History II
– AP Language
– AP Psychology
– Personal Economics
– Honors Pre-Calculus
– Gym
– Human Anatomy
I’m also involved in DECA and doing track, plus I’m working. How overwhelmed should I expect to feel?
You won’t believe what happened! During PE today, we were playing ping pong, and I hit a shot that my opponent totally missed. Suddenly, this guy who looked like a repairman made a wild attempt to catch the ball but ended up tripping over it! My opponent, for some reason, tried to grab him as […]
I’m looking for some advice! In two days, I’ll be choosing my schedule for next year, and I’m feeling uncertain about which classes to take. So far, I am definitely planning on H Math 1, H English, and AP World. However, I’m torn between taking AVID as my elective, which I would have to continue […]
What are your thoughts on this Grade 11 course plan? I completed Grade 11 Physics and English in 10th grade.
It sounds like you have a pretty challenging schedule ahead of you, but it’s definitely manageable! Here are a few thoughts:
Course Load: You have a mix of AP and honors classes, which can be demanding but also very rewarding in terms of college preparation. Just make sure to stay organized and keep up with your assignments.
Extracurriculars: Involvement in DECA and track is fantastic for building skills and adding to your college applications. Just be sure to find a balance so that you don’t overwhelm yourself.
Work: Working while in school can definitely add to the challenge, but it’s great experience. Make sure to communicate with your employer about your school commitments if you find it tough to balance.
Self-Care: With everything on your plate, don’t forget to prioritize your well-being. Make time for relaxation and social activities—you’ll need that balance to help keep stress in check.
Overall, while it might feel overwhelming at times, many students handle similar workloads successfully. Just stay organized, ask for help when you need it, and remember to take breaks! You’ve got this!