Here is some slightly different advice
- Don’t do so much during your summers… I know you want to get some classes over with so you can take what you want for fun, but I promise, you will love having those blissful summers when you have a ton of AP classes.
- I personally think taking Spanish 1 and 2 9 months apart is really stupid. Just take 2 years of German or a 2nd year of Spanish. (No one learns a foreign language in 1 year. Normally 3-4)
- If you speak Spanish fluently, why don’t you test out of Spanish 1 and 2?
- Since your school may not have one pre - AP, I recommend going to your counselor and asking to be a teacher Aid for a subject. Your counselor should be fine with it as long as you are meeting graduation requirements.
- its best to only take 1 language for 3 - 4 years and know it really well.
Here Is what I reccomend
High School classes on 8th grade:
Algebra 1
Computing for college careers (CCC)
Physical Science Honors
Summer:
Hope ( Health/PE class required by Florida to graduate)
Spanish 1 (My native language is Portuguese, which is very familiar to Spanish)
Freshman;
Science: Chemistry Honors (If you don’t have a real chem Pre-Ap class, be a teacher assistant for Chemistry or take regulars Chemistry)
Math: Geometry (if you don’t have a real geometry class, be a teacher assistant for Pre Calculus)
Social Studies: AP Human Geography
English: English 1 (H)
Language: Spanish 2
Electives- PLTW, Intro to IT
Summer: *Self Study geometry i guess and Spanish 3
Sophomore:
Science: AP Chemistry
Math: Algebra 2 Honors
Social Studies: AP World History or AP Euro
English: English 2 honors
Language: Aid for Biology
Electives: AP CS Principles
Summer: Art 1
Junior:
Science: AP Physics 1
Math: Precalculus Honors
Social Studies AP USH
English: AP English Language
Language: AP Spanish Language
Electives: AP Bio
Summer: Art 2
Senior:
Science: AP Stats or AP Science
Math: Calculus BC (It is WAY BETTER to end high school with Calc then Stat becuase in college (most of the time) you need to take some kind of calc)
Social Studies: 1st Semester: AP US Government, 2nd Semester: AP Macroeconomics
English: Honors English seminar
Language: Art (3D art, digital media, etc)
Electives: What ever the heck you want