Should I take a year off after high school before college?

Can I take a class in community college so I won't have to take it in high school next year?

I have to take geometry next year in high school can I go to community college and take it there in the summer so I can take algebra 2 instead. My high school allows us to take any type of math since freshman year. I'll be a junior next year by the way
Answer:

If your school has dual enrollent then you can take college courses and high school at the same time. But it requires a certian ACT/SAT score. You being a sophmore means you probably haven't taken either. Just take the course during school semester, it isn't that bad.

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honestly I would just recommend taking it now. It's free and it's a whole lot easier taking it in high school. I'm a freshman and I am taking geometry...it's not hard at all.

Lindsey

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