Here is what I currently have slotted for next year:
-DE College Composition I/II
-DE Multivariable Calculus/Linear Algebra
-AP Psych (1 semester)
-AP Comparative Govt (1 semester)
-AP Stats
-AP Physics C: Mechanics
-Drafting (1 semester)
-Ceramics (1 semester)
I haven’t taken any computer science courses yet and don’t plan to, but I’m currently interested in studying civil engineering in college… Would it be a good idea to swap AP Stats or something for AP Comp Sci Principles or Java?
Also, I’m considering switching out Drafting for a Business English & Communications elective to sharpen communication skills, but I’m not sure about it… would it be a better option than Drafting? I don’t know anyone taking either class, so I don’t know what they’re like at my school. Thanks for any advice
I would recommend you keep AP stats because, its a lot easier to learn programming or computer science on the internet. You might not get AP credit, but it’s easier to learn stuff like java on the internet than trying to learn stats on the internet.
When it comes to a classroom environment, I would recommend Stats over CompSci.
@RMNiMiTz Oh that’s a good point, I’ll keep stats then. Thanks for the advice 
If you want to sharpen your communication skills, take Public Speaking, Rhetorics, Communication, Speech… classes.
Since you’re dual enrolled, why not take Statistics at the college in the Fall, and Programming/CS in the Spring?
@MYOS1634 Business English & Communications is the closest thing my school has to any of those communication classes you mentioned…
The DE classes I’m taking both take place at my high school, and those are the only ones I can really take since I’m not able to drive to school (no car). So I can’t take stats/programming through DE here.