I'm currently a Junior in High School, and looking into majoring in Social Work.
Junior Year:
English
Spanish IV
Chemistry
Algebra II/Trigonometry
AP American History
Plus two music classes
I have A's in all my classes except for Chemistry I have a B+
Next Year what should I take?
I definitely want to take:
AP Literature & Comp
College Level Spanish
Economics // Government
Two music classes
I'm interested in taking AP Psychology because I know its along the same lines as Social Work. I think I definitely want to drop science, I hate it! I haven't gotten below a 98 on a Algebra II/Trig test this year and I like math, but I don't need it for Social Work. Is it bad to drop math/science senior year? I would replace science with AP psych and math with two electives such as Sociology/Public Speaking.
I just don't know what to do. Also, I dont want senior year to be too stressful.
what do you think?
Senior Year is the most common year to take the ACT test
you have to take ap classes your best bet is to take all ap classes in junior year
You can take AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Physics, AP Calculus or similar courses, but this will only count towards your undergraduate college classes. In the United States, you have to complete at least three years' worth of undergraduate college classes and then take another four years of classes in vet school.
Yes, because some of the classes that 14 years old should take is biology and chemistry.
You will Have to Take up maybe night school or even start to take extra classes ask you academy principal for you transcript and all of the classes you need will be there so anyone you didn't get a credit for i can for sure tell you to take them and even take summer school and/or night school (depends on how many credits you have) and if not a lot take a full schedule in your senior year.
You can take the SAT at anytime if you would just like to see what your score is like. If you are taking it for college admissions, then you should do it at the end of your junior year or during your senior year. If you think that you would like to take it twice, you should probably take it for the first time at the end of your junior year. You can check the testing schedule or register to take the SAT at collegeboard.com.
AnswerAt my school you can take what math you want as long as you meet the criteria for that class. EX) In order to take Chemistry you had to have passed Algebra 2 and Biology. Talk to your guidance counselor about what classes you want to take and see if you meet the criteria for that class. It was a good idea not to take Calculus, I'm in it now and it's a nightmare for me. However, you might like it. You should talk to your counselor, your current math teacher, and students who have taken both of the classes you are considering. Then you can make an informed decision.If it's being offered as an AP class at your school, it's probably worthwhile. Even if it's not, taking it in high school will make taking it in collegeeasier.
I think that you should take honors and Ap classes starting your junior ear. Only once you have gotten use to the high school work. Then you also have to be prepared mentally so that you can agree with your self before your teachers. They will tell you lots of things if your grades are excellent. But sometimes grades are not going to make a difference if your not ready mentally.
Are asking about freshman year of high school or college ? Each college has a set of classes they have for each major that you have to complete for graduation. I wouldimagine that for a fashion designer you would do much more than one art class, but several .To become a fashion designer you really don't have to go to college. There are fashion design schools where that is the only thing they do. One of the biggest is in NYC and I know there is another in London. They can be expensive. As far as taking any class in freshman or senior year the colleges don't care when you take something just that you take it. College isn't structured that way where they micromanage your life. By the time you get to college you are considered an adult and it is up to you to manage your classes and grades.
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At least 300 pounds
Science classes are your ticket. Science and history. Take science classes like Biology, Chemistry, Zoology, especially Anatomy. If the school offers a science honor society, be sure to try to be accepted to that.