By the way I’m glad you’re going for math teaching. We need that in this country real bad.

You’ll have to get your gen-eds out of the way at some point. Why not now?

You can get to more advanced stuff later. Remember that you’ll be there for 4-5 years! You don’t have to take EVERYTHING now.

Keep it under 16 hours and keep the load pretty light. Your semester you don’t want a burn out.

But your college (especially if it’s a liberal arts school) probably has distribution requirements (like having to take a certain number of English classes, etc.).

Also, I would seriously consider taking Spanish. Many parents of students in US schools are recent immigrants, and it will REALLY help you to be able to communicate with them!

Should also consider taking Physics and some ap certification classes since it will boost your pay check.