It depends on what you want to go into for the future. xD I don't suggest taking all three sciences unless you're going to use all of them in uni/college.

Hey, I'm in grade 12 applying to Life Sciences as well, and I took the EXACT same courses as you (except I took Finance instead of TPJ4M1).

Your courses are great, physics is a good course to take because some life science programs even though they don't require it is a prerequisite, they will still make you take a 1st year physics class so if you have Physics 12, it will be almost like a review.

For your two electives, just make sure you KNOW you can get 90s in them - NOT 80s. If you have 90s in your two electives, you might have a better top 6 average than someone else who only got 80s in their two electives, even if they have a higher average for their prerequisite courses. So make sure, that the two electives you choose, French and TPJ4M1 are going to be the 2 electives you will get the highest mark in.

If there's a better elective that will get you a higher mark take that instead and replace it with one of your other electives.

Good luck!

The big 3 Business Courses are Finance, Economics, and Accounting. If you can take Finance, it will probably help you a lot in university. I would only take it if you can't get a 90 in Law. Only switch Law if it is not a course you can get a 90 in, and switch it with something that you KNOW you can get a 90 in, having 90s for your electives will help your top 6 a lot. If you can get a 90 in Finance, switch Law with Finance.

And make sure that the electives you pick will get you high marks for your top 6, because Business generally has a lot of space for electives so you want to get super high marks for these to get your best program choices. Good luck!