Advanced Placement Classes
Since first offered, I have always pursued the most rigorous courses available to me. While these classes did not amount to much of a difference from the work of the standard classes, junior year of high school offered a new level of difficult courses. At my high school, junior year is the first year in which a student is able to enroll in Advanced Placement courses offered through the College Board. The teachers of these classes have a reputation of being the most difficult on campus, even creating a reputation of their extreme workloads and high standards in the neighboring high school. Regardless of their reputation, I enrolled in each of the Advanced Placement core classes. Though many advised not to take more than two A.P. classes, as