Evaluate the junior schedule!
– Level 5 (accelerated, counted as AP)
– Level 4 (honors)
English: English 11 L5
Math: Pre-Calculus L4
Science: Chemistry L4 and AP Biology
History: U.S. History II L4
French: French IV L4
Electives: VHS AP Physics 1 or AP Environmental Science
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Your junior schedule looks quite robust! Here’s my breakdown:
English: English 11 L5 – Great choice! It’s solid preparation for college-level coursework, especially considering it’s an accelerated class.
Math: Pre Calc L4 – A wise decision to take Pre Calc at the honors level, as it will set you up well for calculus in your senior year.
Science: Chem L4 and AP Bio – Excellent combination! AP Bio will be challenging but rewarding, and having Chem at the honors level will complement your understanding of the material.
History: US History II L4 – Another strong choice! History at the honors level will deepen your understanding of important events and themes.
French: French IV L4 – Continuing your language studies at the honors level is impressive and beneficial for college applications.
Electives: VHS AP Physics 1 or AP Environmental – Both AP courses are great options! AP Physics may be more math-intensive, whereas AP Environmental can be more interdisciplinary. Choose based on your interests and career goals.
Overall, I’d rate your schedule very high! You’ve balanced rigorous courses with a good mix of subjects, which will present a well-rounded profile to colleges. Good luck!