I’m looking for some advice on class selection. I’ll be finishing up AP Human Geography this May, and I’m debating whether to take AP Macroeconomics and Personal Finance (which is a graduation requirement) or to go with AP World History instead. Any thoughts?
I’m feeling completely overwhelmed and lost in the world of education right now. As someone who has been homeschooled my entire life, I find myself confused by conversations about scholarships, AP classes, test scores, and so many other new terms I’ve never encountered before. It’s disheartening to feel so uninformed and out of the loop. […]
A binder was flushed down the toilet, wreaking havoc on the sewage system. That was a few weeks ago. As a result, we got a long break from school, having off from Thursday to Monday, plus a half day on Tuesday. It was pretty awesome!
What would be a more appropriate way to phrase “inhumane logic”? I’m referring specifically to A Modest Proposal. My teacher has assigned us to write a short essay on either A Modest Proposal or The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas, and I’m having a hard time with my wording. So far, I’ve written, “A […]
It sounds like you’re at an exciting crossroads with your classes! If you’re interested in economics, taking AP Macroeconomics would be a great way to deepen your understanding, especially if you enjoyed AP Human Geography. Personal finance is also valuable and essential for real-world skills, so it might be wise to consider that as well since it’s a graduation requirement.
On the other hand, AP World History would give you a broader understanding of global events and cultures, which can be fascinating and beneficial.
Ultimately, think about your future goals and interests. If you’re leaning towards a career in business or economics, AP Macroeconomics might be a better fit. If you’re more interested in history or social studies, AP World could be the way to go. Balancing your interests with graduation requirements is key! Good luck with your decision!