Class Scheduling

Class Scheduling

Emily Carpenter, Junior Staff Writer

The dreaded time for warily considering your classes for the next school year is swiftly approaching. Thinking about the next school year is difficult considering we haven’t even completed this one, however the time has come to put thought into the future of your schooling. For most, many complete their required classes the first two years of their high school experience, getting their fine arts and gym credit out of the way and allowing for a broader selection of options come sophomore year. Electives are a good tool to experiment with your strengths, and choosing one that piques your interest can determine what kind of long-term job you might want to delve into as you grow older. From environmental science, to mythology, to advanced chamber choir, you have the ability to create a schedule full of engaging and interactive classes that surge an influence of captivating material and concepts.

 

High school is a time to be investigational about your future. Having a myriad of electives laced in your schedule can put you hands-first into a profession that enthralls you. Being exploratory with your options is the objective of electives and filler classes, so be sure to take advantage of what is being offered within the school. Despite all of the required classes that are essential and mandatory, there are wonderful additives that you can place amongst your schedule that can be a refreshing and creative break from the monotony of your requisite classes. When scheduling rolls around, and you are overwhelmed by the number of credits that you still need in order to graduate, scoffing at the 4-year credits that take the most time, be sure to glance over the list of electives as well. Some of them even count as one of your necessity credits.

 

Before the flood of anxiety and unwavering tension rises in spite of the next school year, remember that there are viable options for you that can make your schooling easier and representative of what you desire from your education. It may not appear so, but decisively you have the final word in how you direct the future of your schooling. There are many pathways that are presented to you that you have the full ability to take reign over, so be sure to apply some energy in your schedule for next year, and do not dismiss the process of putting together something that could be the determining factor of a beneficial school year or one of a sedentary, distant application of knowledge.