Did I Choose the Right Electives for 9th Grade?

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The discussion revolves around the selection of electives for ninth grade, specifically focusing on business and computer classes. The original poster expresses uncertainty about their choices but confirms their decision to take computer programming. Responses emphasize that while electives can be important, they may not significantly impact future academic paths at this stage. There is a suggestion to prioritize math courses, as they are foundational for many fields, including business and computer science. Overall, the consensus is that the pressure of choosing the "right" electives is less critical in ninth grade, allowing for flexibility in course selection.
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So, I have to take 3 extra electives for NINTH grade. I was talking on the phone at school and my choices were immediate. I'm wondering if I took the right courses (which business/computer classes). If it helps, I prefer business and computer classes.

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P.S. I am definitely taking computer programming.

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take math, as much math as you can.
 
What does it matter? You've already made it. If you feel it's wrong, see if you can do anything about it *then*.
 
I don't think your electives matter too much in the 9th grade; heck take basket weaving.
 

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