I wouldn't. Take more AP classes now, and then in three years decide whether you want to graduate college early. Either way you save a year, but in college you

I wouldn't. Take more AP classes now, and then in three years decide whether you want to graduate college early. Either way you save a year, but in college you'll be older and able to make better decisions. You need to give yourself time to grow. :-) If your school doesn't have any more AP classes, study for the tests yourself. You seem like you're smart enough. I knocked off a year and a half of college through APs. Two of my friends did the same. One is graduating a year early and taking a full time job in California, one is getting a masters in four years, and I'm getting a second degree in four years. Having an extra year in college means a lot more than having an extra year in HS. In addition to doing the AP tests next year, see if you can work with a professor at a local college once or twice a week. They'll write you a pretty powerful recommendation for college and you'll get some nice experience to boot.