<p>I’ve had an extremely difficult course load (all APs) for junior and I’ve literally ran out of difficult courses to take. So in senior year, I’m taking courses like robotics + other easy courses generally taken by freshmen, which I really love! But it’s not really difficult (I’m considering spending a lot of time on it though). Would that be perceived as “slacking off”? I mean… even though I loved all my junior classes, I want to have fun in my senior year and take it easy doing classes that are exciting.
If someone sees my transcript, it’s pretty noticeable that my course load dropped dramatically! It’s not that I don’t love the challenge, there’are no more difficult ones.
btw, no more science class this year. What do i do??</p>
<p>Nah. If you can’t take any more difficult stuff at your school, they’re not going to hold it against you. Though have you thought about looking at the local community college and seeing what classes they offer there?</p>
<p>^ yes. it’s kinda expensive and the curricula are extremely easy. I think i’d be better to leech off lectures online</p>
<p>You could always do other amazingly cool things in your suddenly expanding spare time, like volunteering or getting a job doing research in somebody’s lab.</p>
<p>ya i’m been thinking starting a website business. I’ve made quite a few websites for ppl. Might as well turn it into a $$-making activity</p>
<p>Keep up the intensity, but dive in deep on something if you’ve maxed out opportunities elsewhere. Load up on classes at the community college. Work in a research lab. Start a company or non-profit. Organize members of your community to change something. Do something that will set you apart from the rest of the pack, don’t just rest on your laurels, and keep the momentum going.</p>