Is two AP and 1 Honors class--with the rest being non-academic electives--enough for senior year?

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I am currently a junior and a rising senior in highschool. For the entirety of my high school career, I have taken various honors and AP classes. I am also in a specialized Business program in my high school. Because of this, I have only been able to take business-related electives which have all been AP/honors classes. Besides those business electives, I've had to take gym/health and Spanish. The rest have been honors and AP classes (this year, I am taking 5 APs, no honors, and gym/health as well as Spanish). So because of this, I really haven't had the opportunity to take any "fun" classes. So for my senior year schedule I was thinking of the following: AP Lit & Comp, AP Calc AB, Honors Business Law/Honors Entrepreneurship Seminar, Fine Art/Drama (which I have to take to fulfill my fine art requirement), Fashion Design I, and lastly, World Cuisine/Creative Foods. I am thinking of studying Law, for context, but I also really enjoy fashion and cooking. So I am wondering, is this okay? Will it appear that I'm "slacking off"? Will colleges not like this? All I want to do is enjoy my senior year, but I don't want it to be interpreted as me being lazy. Previously, I had AP Psych and Honors Spanish IV on my radar, but I wanted to replace that with Fashion Design I and World Cuisine/Creative Foods because I felt as though I would enjoy those far more.