Due to Covid-19, I wasn’t able to take the SAT or ACT till this month so I haven’t been able to create a full-fledged list of the colleges I plan to apply to because I don’t have any standardized test scores yet! (I should be receiving both my ACT and SAT scores within the next week)
Right now my current list of (hopefully) match in-state schools is: UA(Tuscaloosa), UA(Birmingham), and the University of Auburn. I plan to apply for some of the smaller in-state schools as safties. I’m also hoping to do good enough on the SAT or ACT to be at least somewhat competitive in applying to the University of Florida, University of Georgia, and Emory.
Also thank you for the advice! I’ll look into the physics classes I can do as Dual Enrollment and talk to my guidance counselor about it more! I’m not sure about being able to take it during the day, but I’ll attempt to figure it out, would you recommend after school/during the day in the school year over doing it during the summer? The main reason I am looking at doing Dual Enrollment over the summer is that I’d like to take AP Computer Science my senior year and my school doesn’t count it as a Science Credit so I’d have to get my 4th science credit over the summer or after school. I’ve been selected to be a school representative my senior year which takes up a lot of time outside of school so I was just concerned that if I took the class after school I’d either not have enough time to study or have too many timing conflicts with the class.