Being a freshmen, I can take a maximum of two. However, I wanted to keep my study hall for this year, and take two electives next year. 

My elective this year is band. 

I intend to take another language as an elective next year, probably Latin (in preparation for the SAT's). i am taking Spanish right now though. It will be a bit tough to take them both next year. 

I am unsure for the last two years on what i might take up. Forensics sounds cool...my friend takes Computer Science, and I might give that a go sometime.

All my elective are based on my future high school credits and they are Spanish my greatest, Touch Data Systems Entry about computers, Then I have Dollar and sense and finely I Desktop publishing a hard computer class but I get it.

I have taken an agriculture class last year that I hated, I am taking art 2 this year which is pretty good and it is easy for me since I am good at art and it is just an easy grade for me, I am also taking stupid economics and personal finance which is the most boring class ever, I absolutely hate it, it is so boring and the teacher is new and he is about as dry as paste.

I am also taking Spanish 3 this year which is easy and I decided to take it since I aced Spanish 2 last year with a 98% on my final exam. For some reason I just find it easy while some kids still struggle just to say me llamo. And then I think to myself..."and how did you manage to get into spanish 3?" XD

But yeah, those are the electives I am taking this year and for the most part I like them

I took Spanish several times, also a couple P.E. classes. I had a theater productions class that I wasn't too fond of but there was very little written work in that class.

The only options I have in my school is a foreign language (either French, Spanish, or sign language) and a music/art elective (Band, chorus, studio art, stagecraft, digital media, theater, and some others). The ones that I chose were French and digital media. You can also take another music/art elective if you drop lunch. I like food, so I kept my lunch period.

Back when I was Freshman in High School I took MC JROTC along with Introduction to Anime. Personally the anime one was one of the easiest electives around. Sophomore year I took Introduction to Law and Art. Since Introduction to Law gave .5 credits figured I should finish the credits early since we needed 2 whole credits to graduate along with many other things like grades, 80+ hours of community service, passing the fitness test. Junior Year I took Art again and I was tutoring students that needed help with Algebra 2, since that year I was taking Honors Pre Calculus and had plenty of time. Senior Year was probably the easiest since I was done with the credits required to graduate I just helped students with Pre Calculus or Calculus. Wish our school would have allowed us the choice to choose a language as an elective, but those were mandatory classes for Sophomore-Senior year.

I have taken Taekwondo, Stage Combat, and Music Mastery (an advanced music theory class). I am greatly enjoying all of them.

Last year, I took French, Computers, and Foods, since French prevented me from having drama, and art class was full.

The electives that I have taken were Health Science, Diagnostic Medicine, Theater, General Music, Forensic Science. Many things that people would call electives in my school are mandatory so I left out a few that I had to take.

A lot. I have taken Business Ed, PE, Heath, Tech, German, and Art.