Best science minor to take?

Is it a good or bad idea to take two science credits in one school year?

• Neither of them are honors classes and I don't want to graduate early or anything, but I was wondering if it's a good idea to take two science classes in one year. It's not next year I want to-it's my junior year. You see, next year (sophmore year), the core subjects I'm taking are English 10, Geometry, Biology, and Western Civilization. Junior year, I want to take Honors English 11, maybe Honors U.S. History, Algebra 2, Chemistry, and Earth and Space Science. Chemistry is not required for graduation, but I want to take it so I can take Meteorology my senior year. All I need to get into Earth and Space is pass Biology with a 70% and to get into Chemistry, I need to pass Biology and Algebra 1 with a 70%. That will be easy because that's what you need to not have to repeat the class. And to get into Meteorology, you need a 70% in Chemistry and I think Algebra 2. My senior year, I want to take English 12, either Honors International Relations or AP European History, Trigonometry and Algebra 3 (that's one class), and Meteorology. I definitely want to take Earth and Space and Meteorology, and I need Chemistry to get into Meteorology. I have to take Biology next year. You need three science credits to graduate, and the only class it has to include is Biology. But to avoid taking two sciences my junior year, I could take two sciences my senior year (Meteorology is only a semester) by taking Earth and Space and Meteorology my senior year and Chemistry in junior year. Which of these sounds better?

• Answer:

  Not if you think you can handle it. I took to Pre-AP math classes in one year and it worked out alright. It was Algebra 2 and Pre-Calculus.