<p>Since applying, I’ve changed my course schedule twice. I was originally taking 5 AP classes the second semester of senior year (Euro, Bio, Human Geo, Stats, and Psych). I’m now taking Euro, Bio, Peer Tutoring (I’m tutoring kids who are failing), Stats, and a dual enrollment Biological Anthropology class at the local community college.
Will it look bad that I went from 6 AP classes down to 4 for senior year (7 overall - Lit, Lang, Calc AB, Calc BC, Euro, Bio, Stats)? I do have more or less legitimate reasons for changing them that my guidance counselor will explain on the Mid Year Report, but I’m still worried.</p>
<p>Reasons, if anyone cares:
I changed Psych because I’ve already taken the CP version and upon participating in a 2-week 7.5-hours-a-day Clinical Psych class for the Duke TIP program over the summer, I decided I had nooo interest in taking it a 3rd time. Biological Anthropology fit my interests much better - I’m planning on majoring in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology, if I go to Emory.
I changed to Peer Tutoring because Human Geography, the ONE AP credit Emory or basically anywhere else won’t accept anyways, was looking to be my hardest class with way more work than I was going to be able to handle on top of the other 3 APs. Peer Tutoring will at least be beneficial for someone, the way I see it.</p>