I just wanna say you're up for some tough stuff. Let's take on the big boys first. I took AP Euro. Most people tend to get really lazy and not keep up with the reading. I crammed a lot too, even three days before the AP exam. It's a hard class, but also really interesting. You need to memorize even some details that look irrelevant but are actually very important. Most people prefer the Cliffsnotes review book. AP Chem is arguably the hardest AP class there is (not just of the sciences). From what I've heard of from my friends who took the class, this the hardest AP exam and class they've ever taken. However, the curve is very lenient. My friend guessed on about 75% of the questions and still got a 3. GG. Now, time for the easier ones: Honors Precalc, in my opinion, is really easy. A lot of people found it really hard, but I didn't study for the most part and still got an easy 'A'. Take good notes, not superficial ones. Honors English is easy. It should not be hard. Take your regular English class and just fill in a few more books and essays. Spanish II is just memorizing your words and other things. I have a hard Spanish teacher, but she teaches really well. Should not be too hard if you just keep up and memorize. And for sports, I played three for my, so far, three years of high school. (Coincidentally, I play the same sports as you do.) Also, join a few clubs and do a lot of arduous community service.
you seem like a solid student. through out highschool you should pick a sport or two and stick with it. it tells the college that you are able to commit to something you love to do (and it is a plus if you play well) Good Luck
