Half-ass Article

So as of late, I've been completely overwhelmed with life. School, and family, and health, and college, and… BLAGH. Seriously. I know that this isn't a foreign feeling in high school students, and we shouldn't complain or whatever, but I need to. I've been advised to write an article: so here it goes.
Last year, I took it upon myself to sign up to the Advanced Placement (AP) courses that I'm interested in. I thought, twelfth grade is stressful enough with all the college applications and SIS reunions and completion of credits and turning of legal age and whatnot, so it would be better to divide my AP's so that I would have only one or two in twelfth grade. So ultimately, my schedule has three AP's two Pre-AP's and the other two mandatory classes. Today, with two months to go till the AP exams and feeling somewhat behind on my work, I have gotten to a brilliant conclusion: When in eleventh and twelfth grade, we should be able to decide which credits to take.
Logically speaking, you take the classes you like thus, you actually work and try to do a good job. In my case, I'm reduced to allowing mediocre effort in my AP classes which I like in order to meet the standards of classes which I HATE. Note: this doesn't mean I'm bad/get bad grades in these classes, simply put; I don't think they're worth my time.