Is this schedule too crazy?

rudestuff
Sat, 30 Jun 2018 00:21:12 +0000

I’m just gonna list the core classes I took last year compared with the classes I’m considering taking next year and if anyone could help me with the daily workload for each class so I can figure out which classes I should change.
Sophomore: Junior:

Algebra 2 H Pre-Calculus H
Biology H AP Bio
Spanish Speakers 2 AP Spanish
AICE General Papers AP Literature
AICE Psychology AP Psychology

This isn’t set in stone, I’m just trying to figure out which classes are the most time consuming so I can decide which classes are worth keeping.

Keep reading if you’re interested:
•My freshman year was spent in New Jersey taking mostly CP classes, my sophomore year was spent in Florida taking Honors and AICE classes, and next year I plan on just advancing those classes, back in New Jersey, at another new school.
•For those of you who are not familiar with the AICE Program, it’s exclusive to Florida and the curriculum is provided by Cambridge University. The classes are often said to be harder than Honors but easier than AP classes. The AICE classes I took, personally, were some of the easier classes still.
•Some might have noticed that I didn’t include any social studies classes and the reason for that is the constant moving; what I’ve noticed is all schools require US History and World History but the order in which students take these classes vary, especially for me. I took World History CP my freshman year and when I started at my new school in Florida, students there don’t take a social studies class their freshman year and instead take World sophomore year then US junior year. I was told I could either take US History with juniors or just not take a social studies class at all and join my class the next year- I wasn’t planning on moving again. Now at this third school, students take US I, then World, then US II. I haven’t even registered for this school yet and I’m guessing I’ll just have to take US I with freshman, unless they allow me to just skip to US II. I don’t care much for US at all so I’m just going to take whatever class I’m told I should take.