U.S. History 3. They should consider what work-load is advisable for them in what is, for many students, a difficult year. Choosing both history and science is a very common and, for many students, a reasonable load, and is advisable for students who anticipate applying to highly competitive colleges. But students, especially those who would benefit from a lighter load in the junior year, should not hesitate to spread the remaining requirements through the last two years. If they have not already done so, they must complete whatever requirements remain.
Electives make up the rest of the required five units.