How are you feeling?

I would mark myself higher, but there is so much going on. I'm taking three dual enrollment classes that are taking up a lot of my time. And I'm also getting ready for the ACT that I'm taking in April. Finally, I'm trying to narrow down my college list, find scholarships, and apply to pre-college courses for the summer. (I'm also getting a part-time job/volunteering over the summer) But, I know that my senior year will be a lot less strenuous because I should only have to take one class that year to graduate. So that's why I voted 50/50.

In similar place, @Iridescence-2025 :) 2 dual enrollment classes rn, certificate-level floral classes, preparing for March DSAT, preparing application for a full-tuition scholarship + dozens of other essay scholarships, and the National Homeschool Academic Competition, yikes! Thankfully, once the DSAT is past, I will not be spending an hour studying for it each day and I will have finished my math class, so it will balance out... a little. I am also an avid gardener so this is the time of year where I start 100s of plants from seed down in my basement on greenhouse shelves! Talk about busy...

That being said, I am looking forward to senior year, as I will have finished all my hs graduation requirements as a homeschooler and can move on to fulltime dual enrollment because I won't have other classes, including the floral classes.

Like @AmeliaM said, you can do this! Make sure you sleep and balance it all with happy things :) Doing things you enjoy can raise your mental energy and help you be happier despite busyness. My floral classes/plant growing is my happy thing and taking an hour to plan out my seeds or watch a floral lesson is like a drink of cool water in the summer! Incorporating something you enjoy into your weekly schedule actually helps you focus in school and can be an incentive to finish homework!

@AmeliaM, how are you feeling about your junior year??