<p>If you have the option of a four year university near your home pick that over a community college. Credits are more likely to transfer to a four year university this way. </p>
<p>i dont think i will apply freshman year to colleges. why not just build up my resume first and ace all my classes. thaks for all the help man. Have you applied to ap/honor courses before. do you think any were particularly hard or easy. ap vs honors which is better/ harder or has given you a better experience.</p>
<p>hello</p>
<p>AP BC Calculus is probably the hardest high school class. I think classes all comes to down to if you like the subject, the teacher and how good of a teacher you have.</p>
<p>AP classes are more rigorous than Honors.
If you hate the subject don’t take the AP version.</p>
<p>i love history so ap history i think is for me, so is biology easy for me so ap bio/biology 2.</p>
<p>Take AP classes in subjects you like and if you truly hate a subject don’t take the AP class. Yes its important to have rigor in your courses but not taking some AP course because you hate it is not going to create a college rejection.</p>
<p>thats what i seem to hear so is this good.</p>
<p>PE
AP english 10
AP History
Ap biology/chem
French 2
Pre-cal/calc
Elective or whatever</p>
<p>Key club, leadership(im not going to get voted head of anything due to me not being popular with the leadership nerds).</p>
<p>Dual enrollment/ volunteering at food bank and shelter.</p>
<p>Sounds like a good plan.</p>
<p>thanks man</p>
<p>AP English 10? O_O</p>
<p>It means sophmore english, then english 11 is for juniors, and english 12 is for seniors.</p>
<p>I meant that there’s only two AP English classes, AP English Lang. and AP English Lit., and they are almost always taken by juniors and seniors.</p>
<p>oh well my school allows you to take them freshman year but i didnt sign up i thought it to tiresome.</p>