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I said last year (as in, November/December) that I knew what classes I'm taking senior year. Well, that's proven to be wrong.
There's a chance that AP Music Theory will be brought back next year, and I'm taking it. However, that means one less class, and unfortunately, I'm giving up art. Which means that I can't take the art class I really want to take senior year, because of prerequisites.
I can't even drop lunch to take the art class, because of AP Chem, which is a period and a half. I'd drop it senior year but I can't take the two concurrently.
I don't need to take a class that teaches me what I already know, in order for me to take a class to help for college and the like. It's silly to sit through a year of already-learnt information.
Sigh. I wish there were more hours of the school day.
There's a chance that AP Music Theory will be brought back next year, and I'm taking it. However, that means one less class, and unfortunately, I'm giving up art. Which means that I can't take the art class I really want to take senior year, because of prerequisites.
I can't even drop lunch to take the art class, because of AP Chem, which is a period and a half. I'd drop it senior year but I can't take the two concurrently.
I don't need to take a class that teaches me what I already know, in order for me to take a class to help for college and the like. It's silly to sit through a year of already-learnt information.
Sigh. I wish there were more hours of the school day.
... Your school system lets you drop lunch as a period and replace it with a class?
That's different.
Anyway, I'm sorry that you can't get the classes you want : / . Unfortunately it's a recurring problem in higher education as well if you chose to take that route.