Will it be viewed negatively if I have one year without a science class due to scheduling problem

gibby
Tue, 11 Mar 2014 00:29:28 +0000

^^ My take on Yale’s message: Admissions looks for student’s who have taken the most rigorous class schedule available to them at their high school. Given that you haven’t indicated what other more rigorous classes your son would be taking instead of science, it’s difficult to say what Admissions might think. As your son’s guidance counselor must ultimately rate the rigor of his class schedule as compared to all other college bound student’s at his school, my advice would be for him to speak with his GC and follow their advice.