Is this schedule too much for a sophomore to handle?

zannah
Tue, 19 Jul 2016 22:18:18 +0000

Responding to this kind of question is challenging because you are asking a group of anonymous people who know very little about you to choose your class schedule. Certainly, there are bits of information from people with insight or personal experience that you should find helpful. Also please think about your interests, your planned academic path in high school, your academic strengths and weaknesses, and your college preferences.

Do any of the classes give you the opportunity to take a class from a really terrific teacher? If you can find the gem teacher, I would and I did, work around that class. My vote always go to statistics because it is interesting and fun truly and provides insight into problem solving and thinking about problems.

Your schedule should reflect you in the long-term context of you. If you really want a particular class and it will be difficult to schedule after next year, then pick it. If you are stronger in one area such as very good in writing and weaker in math, choose a scheule that balances both your strengths and weaknesses. If you are groggy in the afternoon, but bright as a penny in the morning, I would put more difficult classes in my pennybank time slot. Overall, I suggest you develop a schedule that represents you, rather than opting for the most popular schedule according to a bunch of thoughtful people. FYI. I chose schedule 1 because of French, statistics and psychology. UGH! as far as business and technology that you have in all three places. Your choice for your reasons should be your guide.