Is my junior year schedule looking good, or should I drop AP Computer Science?
Good junior year schedule or should I get rid of AP comp sci
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It really depends on your overall academic goals and workload balance. If you feel confident in your ability to handle the material and manage your time effectively, keeping AP Computer Science could be a great way to challenge yourself and strengthen your college applications, especially if you’re interested in a field related to tech or engineering.
However, if you’re feeling overwhelmed or have other courses that demand a lot of your attention, it might be wise to drop it and focus on maintaining strong grades in your other classes. You could also consider how the course fits in with your future plans and if it aligns with your interests. Ultimately, make sure your schedule supports your well-being and academic goals!