There isn’t one “best” class in school for everyone; the best class is the one that fits your goals, strengths, and what you enjoy learning. Different people will give very different answers.
What “best” can mean
“Best” might mean:
- The class that helps you most with your future (for example, a math, science, or statistics class that builds skills used in many careers).
- The class you find most fun or inspiring because of the teacher, projects, or classmates, like art, PE, music, or a favorite history course.
Thinking about your future
If you care about college or jobs, the “best” classes are usually:
- Core academics: math, science, English, and challenging options like honors or AP, because they show rigor and build widely useful skills.
- Classes that teach you to understand data and think critically (for example, statistics), since those skills show up in almost every modern field.
Making it the best for you
To find the best class for you:
- Notice what you’re curious about and which homework doesn’t feel like torture. That’s a clue.
- Balance: take the classes that help your future, but keep at least one class you genuinely enjoy so school feels less stressful.
If you say what grade you’re in and what you like, a more specific suggestion is possible.
