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I finished my sophomore year just last year, I'm a junior now. Your schedule seems pretty decent to me. My classes in the 10th grade were, Honors English 10, Honors Algebra II, Honors Chemistry, AP Government, Latin II, Health/Guitar II, and Introduction to Tech. I'll tell you now, my most difficult class was definitely Honors Chem. You eventually get the hand of it, but it's a class that requires a lot of effort and hard work. It's like taking a second math class combined with science, so be prepared to use all your math skills. I have no idea what AP Human Geo is, so I can't tell you anything about it, but I did take an AP. In my AP class, you just have to read a lot, lots of textbook reading, and studying for your tests and quizzes. The AP exam itself was alright, just make sure to study hard, and always ask your teacher for help. Spanish 5, I've never taken Spanish, but I speak it (native speaker), if you've already been taking it for 3 years, then I think you've gotten the hang of it, I've never heard too many complaints about Spanish. Latin II was my second most difficult class, but no need to get into that. Gym is a given easy A, no pressure. Computer Science, I've never taken it, so I can't inform you about it. English is English, just read and do your assignments, not too bad. To be honest, I didn't even read the books for class and still managed to get A's and B's. I have friends that have taken Photography, and as long as you keep up with the work and do everything on time, you should be fine. As for Math Team, I say you should stick with it, that's an extracurricular that you'll need. I'd give your schedule a 60. Basically, as long as you study and put effort into your classes, you can handle it. Good luck on your sophomore year!!!

I'm a senior and Your sophomore schedule seems pretty good and not too hard. My sophomore year schedule looks like this:

Honors chemistry

Honors geometry (honors algebra 2 comes first in my HS)

Honors expansion of America

Honors English

Chinese 2

Electrical technology

Gym/health

Introduction to computer science (dropped lunch for this course.)

Definitely try to get in some AP courses next year. I never took AP my freshmen or sophomore year and thats completely okay. AP stands for advanced placement. They are college level courses that can give you college credit depending on what score you got on the AP exam you'll take in May. It's on a scale of 1-5, 5 being the best and 1 being the worst. Most colleges will accept a 3 for credit. I took AP statistics and AP computer science my junior year. I scored 5s on both of them. They were the easier of the AP courses. This year I'm taking AP physics "C", AP calculus BC, AP English language & composition, and AP economics. I started school about a month ago and they are a lot of work. Don't stress yourself too much with AP courses, and I'd recommend taking 3 or less if you want a social life also. Good luck and enjoy yourself a bit.

Well, I just finished sophomore year and I thought it was hard. I don't know about your school, but in my school, freshman year, they treat you like babies and there's more middle school workloads. Sophomore year feels like the first real year of high school cause you write more essays, have more tests, and it's more stressful. The workload is a lot more, and the teachers expect more out of you.

Lol to me some of my classes are hard but compared to yours my classes sound like the easiest classes in the world

Geometry

Biology (required for our sophomores)

English 2

French 1 (it wasn't available last year so I had to take it this year)

Oral comm/careers (speaking class in one semester the careers is second semester)

Cooking class

Art 2 (graphic design)

Entrepreneurship/business essentials (first one semester second is during second semester )