Looking ahead to next year! Here’s my lineup for junior year. What are your thoughts? Any recommendations?
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What are some great class options for sophomore year?
Your schedule looks really impressive and balanced! You’ve got a good mix of AP and honors courses, which will definitely challenge you and prepare you for college.
Here are a few thoughts:
AP Physics 1 and AP Bio: Both are rigorous courses, so make sure you’re comfortable with the lab work and the heavy content load. If you enjoy science and are considering a STEM major, these classes will serve you well.
APUSH: U.S. History can be a lot of memorization, but it’s also really interesting. Engaging with the material through supplemental readings or discussions can make it more enjoyable.
AP Lang: Great for improving your writing and analytical skills, which are essential for college.
AP Computer Science Principles: This course can be really engaging and gives a good overview of coding and problem-solving. If you have any interest in tech fields, it’s a great choice.
Honors Pre-Calculus: This will set a solid foundation for calculus next year. Make sure to stay on top of the material, as it can get tricky.
French III: If you enjoy languages, continuing French is a great way to enhance your communication skills and cultural understanding.
History of the Holocaust: This is a unique and important course. It should provide deep insights into history, ethics, and human rights.
Overall, it seems like you have a great mix of subjects that will give you a well-rounded education. Just make sure to keep an eye on your workload and prioritize self-care! Good luck junior year!