All of your planned classes sound excellent. I'll offer my advice and I'm sure some people will disagree. Obviously, you want to challenge yourself, as all of us do. Keep in mind that Junior year is the most difficult year, and therefore the most important. You want to perform the best now and leave the easier stuff to your senior year. While you do want to show that you can take a challenging course load, you do not want to over extend yourself and jeopardize an appointment because of D or a C, in your senior year. I found myself in the same position that you are in, but last year. I chose to take Calc 2 and 3 because I figured it would look better on my app. Big Mistake. I consider myself to be pretty talented at complex math, but this grew to be too difficult (because of combination of teaching, other activities, and perfecting my portal), so I dropped the class. I would recommend that you take AP Stats. I recommend this for several reasons. 1.) it is still an AP math class that is fairly difficult 2.) Calc 2/3 is not needed and if you were to validate it, you would be stuck in an even harder math class 3.) Calc 2/3 runs the risk of jeopardizing an appointment based on poor performance. Take this extra time that you would spend in Calc 2/3 and use it to perfect your leadership and physical scores, all while enjoying your senior year. Best of luck!
Also, I see you live in Detroit, which is ~45 min from me. PM me if you need any Michigan specific help (i.e. regional commander contact, ideas for senior summer EC's, etc.)
