Which classes are harder? Which schedule is more advanced?

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I'm having a debate with my mother over whose classes are harder and whose schedule is more impressive to colleges, mine or my friend's. I won't include which schedule is mine and which one is hers to prevent people from 'telling [me] what [I] want to hear'. Now, with that said, which schedule is more difficult and more advanced? If it matters, we're both juniors but we're in different high schools.

SCHEDULE ONE:

• General P.E.
• Honors computers 11
• Religion 11
• A.P. / St. John's University English Language and Composition*
• A.P. U.S. Government and Politics
• Honors Algebra 2 / Trigonometry
• Honors Italian 4
• Honors Physics

* It's both an advanced placement class and a dual-enrollment class.

SCHEDULE TWO:

• General P.E.
• Science and Engineering Research Program 11
• English 5
• A.P. U.S. History
• Pre-calculus 1
• Russian 5
• A.P. Biology

Guts · Accepted Answer

A lot of AP courses don't transfer or if they do, they usually don't count towards your degree. The only useful AP courses are Calculus BC and any history course. Dual Enrollment is much better than AP English if you have the option.

Schedule 1 is better. The only useful course in schedule 2 is AP US History.

drip · Answer

Both have two AP classes. both have higher level foreign language.
Math is higher on the second.

BUt really you are slipting hairs. Meaning both are good for college.

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