<p>Hello, I’m a freshman in hs, and we received our course selection sheets last week(due tomorrow). I’ve been thinking about whether I should drop my Cisco STI(Science, Tech, Industry) program so that I can take regular high school classes my junior and senior year that are more relevant to the career I want, which is to become a lawyer; so like US Gov’t & Politics AP, etc. Junior year I will have 2 Cisco classes & senior year I will have 4 of them. So dropping the program would give me some room to take two APs in science or math. However, the Cisco classes will give me two certifications, the CCNA & CCNP after I take the test. After I graduate hs, I want to be accepted into an Ivy League school such as Harvard, or a prestigious academy such as The Naval Academy. But they only accept the best, and I want to get there.</p>
<p>Right now, I have straight As and my GPA is a 4.2,but I’m trying to raise it by taking harder classes.
I’ve been reading about how colleges love to accept people who are unique, so will being Cisco Certified help me out?</p>
<p>Here are my classes for next year:</p>
<p>English II Honors
Geometry Honors
AP US History
Biology Honors
Chemistry Honors
French II
Cisco IT Essentials
Swimming & Conditioning I</p>
<p>Will the Cisco program affect my chances of getting into colleges like Harvard to become a lawyer?</p>
<p>**The Cisco program wasn’t a program that anyone can join. You would have to apply in the 8th grade and grades/teacher reccomendations would affect your chances of getting in. As to what I’ve been told, that program is extremely competitive to get into & its challenging.</p>
<p>Please help & Thanks</p>