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jbmiller
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Hey everyone,
I'm currently a freshman in high school taking Biology. For my sophomore year I am enrolled for Pre-AP Chem and Pre-AP Physics. And for my junior year I will probably be taking AP Chem and AP Physics.
I'm not really sure what science classes to take after my junior year. Our school offers no further classes that would be of great help to me, nor would I enjoy them as much as I will Chem and Physics.
I'm basically asking if you guys would recommend going to a local community college and taking 2 science courses there for my senior year. I'm already going to have to go there for my senior math class(Calc BC) because our most advanced math classes are AP Calc and AP stats which I will also be taking my junior year.
If you could give me an idea of the workload/intensity of the college level classes as a senior I would greatly appreciate it.
P.s. I'm taking three including Calc BC, so if you could include that with the Physics and Chem courses then I would really appreciate it.
I'm currently a freshman in high school taking Biology. For my sophomore year I am enrolled for Pre-AP Chem and Pre-AP Physics. And for my junior year I will probably be taking AP Chem and AP Physics.
I'm not really sure what science classes to take after my junior year. Our school offers no further classes that would be of great help to me, nor would I enjoy them as much as I will Chem and Physics.
I'm basically asking if you guys would recommend going to a local community college and taking 2 science courses there for my senior year. I'm already going to have to go there for my senior math class(Calc BC) because our most advanced math classes are AP Calc and AP stats which I will also be taking my junior year.
If you could give me an idea of the workload/intensity of the college level classes as a senior I would greatly appreciate it.
P.s. I'm taking three including Calc BC, so if you could include that with the Physics and Chem courses then I would really appreciate it.
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