Going to be a junior next year with 1 AP course...?

MYOS1634
Thu, 19 Apr 2018 20:38:48 +0000

You’re okay.
Dual enrollment classes taken at a community college are equivalent to AP in rigor - they may go less in depth but go at twice the page and require a lot of personal autonomy and strong time time management skills.

Do you intend to major in STEM? If not, don’t take anatomy and physiology. Take a class that reinforced your profile (arts/humanities/social sciences perhaps statistics regular to strengthen your math profile).
Also, make sure you take physics (regular or honors) either this year or senior year regardless of major. Ideally take chem honors and physics regular this year + APES next year if you’re not stem, + AP chem & anatomy&P next year if you are STEM.

Now what matters is what you choose - make sure your core classes (English, math, foreign language, science social science) are covered.

Senior year, you could take college French level 2+3 (covering high school level 3+4 in a year).
Philosophy and a history class. Economics and cultural anthropology. Art or music appreciation. Those are strong humanities and social science classes.
Add the science classes listed above + precalculus honors at the HS and you’ve got an excellent, coherent schedule for a selective school.