Hello!
I am a junior in high school. I am currently doing dual enrollment. So far, I have taken 3 classes. Political science (A-), Speech(A) and Biology(currently I have an A). It is time to register for winter classes and I just need some opinions on this. I will be taking four classes: Human anatomy and physiology, sociology, english, and general chemistry. I am really good at chemistry, I get the concepts fast and the math is a breeze. All those four classes would add up to 17 credits. My biggest worry is the Human anatomy and physiology; I heard it is A LOT of work. I don't have a jump, I have all my time to study. I have teachers at my high school that are willing to help me if I need help. Also, I will be required to take two courses at high school; they are blow offs. My high school counselor said this is crazy; my friends at college said just A&P is high volume of work. It just doesn't seem bad because it is basically memorization, which I am good at! I just need some opinions thanks!
I am a junior in high school. I am currently doing dual enrollment. So far, I have taken 3 classes. Political science (A-), Speech(A) and Biology(currently I have an A). It is time to register for winter classes and I just need some opinions on this. I will be taking four classes: Human anatomy and physiology, sociology, english, and general chemistry. I am really good at chemistry, I get the concepts fast and the math is a breeze. All those four classes would add up to 17 credits. My biggest worry is the Human anatomy and physiology; I heard it is A LOT of work. I don't have a jump, I have all my time to study. I have teachers at my high school that are willing to help me if I need help. Also, I will be required to take two courses at high school; they are blow offs. My high school counselor said this is crazy; my friends at college said just A&P is high volume of work. It just doesn't seem bad because it is basically memorization, which I am good at! I just need some opinions thanks!
