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Many students seem to fear the word AP as it is portrayed as a place for "smart students" due to its college level curriculum. On the other hand, many students classify others who don't take AP classes during their junior and senior year as "dumb". Now…what is the real deal between AP classes and prep classes? Let's make a comparison:
The responsibilities of being a school club, student organization, or student body officer may get very overwhelming. Whether you're the president, vice president, secretary, or even the treasurer, they all bear responsibilities that help keep everything running smooth. It's important to keep in mind the big picture (which is of course the club, organization, or student body); the key: communication.
Is it that special time during your high school career when you'll make decisions that will affect your future? Junior year may be considered the most difficult during the span of high school: adjusting to AP classes, taking SAT tests or preparing for it, and researching colleges, all of which piles up into a lot of work. However, it is during the senior year that students must make that decision of a lifetime and finally put together all their hard work, which will reflect on their college applications.
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