I have to turn in my schedule for my junior year in a week so I was wanting some feedback.
Background: 3.91 GPA…took ap world and all honors this year. My school goes by block scheduling, so 4 periods each day with alternating classes (a + b days)
11th
A B
1: French 4 Choir
2: Pre Calc H EEE Internship
3: Chemistry H ???
4: AP US/english block AP US/english block
12th
A B
1: AP French (?) Choir
2: AP Calc BC EEE Internship
3: AP BIO College Composition(dual credit, very easy) or AP Lit
4:
EEE internship is a free block during the day that I essentially could use as a study hall as long as I get 90 hours of an internship anytime the summer before, or during that year. You do a few presentations about your intern experience. I’m hoping to intern in a dental/orthodontist office (I want to be a dentist) but I’d also enjoy interning in a lab or for a surgeon?? I would hopefully be able to fulfill most of these hours this coming summer. I feel as though I need a study hall during the day bc I’m EXTREMELY busy with show choir/choir/theatre, volunteering, clubs, and of course homework.
SO for my main question: what should I fill the blank with the question marks with? Here are some I’m considering
AP Psych, AP Physics 1 (already took honors physics in 9th grade), Honors Anatomy/Physiology, Laboratory Foundations, AP Stat (taking alg 2 h this year and pre calc honors is apparently impossible @ my school)
…do you think AP micro or macro would be helpful to someone who wants to be a dentist for business matters?
At my school, AP Physics is pretty much an easy A but they also don’t prepare you for the exam. Laboratory Foundations is a class at the local career center right next to my HS. It’s description: Earn 1 science or practical art credit in this college preparatory course while learning techniques and applying technologies used in medical, pharmaceutical and analytical laboratories. You will learn lab skills including microscopy, microbiology, blood and tissue identification, wet chemistry, spectrophotometry, pH, and titrations. You will also look at societal issues related to health information, pharmaceutical research and productions and the environment. Skills taught are essential for students interested in a science-related career and will equip students for high school and postsecondary laboratory coursework. * Students can earn Practical Art OR Science credit.
If I were to take AP Stat, I’d likely take just on level Pre Calc, which I may actually do anyway whether I take stat or not. The teacher is terrible and likes to fail students. 
I cannot for the life of me decide what to take. I’m definitely going to take AP Bio, Calc BC, and Choir senior year…but the rest of my senior year schedule I honestly am completely undecided on. My french teacher said that AP french is incredibly hard but I LOVE French and hope to be fluent one day so I think I should take it.
PS: I’m taking online personal finance over the summer.