If you're into typing AP a lot into your résumé then 10/10 haha
Theology(World Religions, Social Teachings, St. Augustine: Confessions, Sr. Thesis (this is a weird schedule my school makes seniors take.))
AP Gov
AP Physics C: Mechanics
Study Hall
AP Calc AB
AP Lang
Advanced Guitar
I'm one of 2 students in my grade that's taking 4 APs. I'm in a pretty top notched school, so the APs are a tad harder, well that's what my principle says.
Junior Year (current schedule)
AP Chemistry
AP Physics B
AP Calculus AB
AP US History
Choir
Honors English 11 (will take AP Lang test)
Spanish 3 (summer course)
If you want, it would be awesome if you also rated my schedule for next year.
Senior Year (next year)
AP Biology
AP Calculus BC
AP Literature
AP US Government (semester)
AP Macro Economics (semester)
Spanish 4
Choir
If someone could rate my overall schedule, that would be awesome
Freshman:
AP World History
Honors Patterns of Communication
AP Music Theory
PE (req)
Chinese 1
Honors Chemistry
Honors Algebra 2
Sophmore:
The American Presidency (Weighted)
AP US Govt
Honors Physics
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors Print Communication
Speech (req)
Health (req)
PE
Astronomy (no honors available)
Computer Programming 1 & 2
Chinese 2
Advanced Chem (Weighted)
Self-Study AP Human Geo, AP Comparative Govt
Junior-
AP Lang
APUSH
AP Physics C
AP Chem
Chinese 4 (Weighted)
AP Calc BC
Contemporary Health Issues (req)
Self Study- AP Psychology, AP Macro, AP Micro
Senior-
The Physics of Stars@ UChicago
Honors Molecular Bio
Honors Essay Writing & Honors Western Humanities
Multivariable Calculus (Weighted)
AP Physics B
PE
AP Chinese
AP Comp Sci
Self Study: AP Environmental Sci
10. It'd be helpful to see which APs your school offered, also what you got on your self-study APs.
Freshman:
Rising Stars (advanced Theater)
Honors Biology
Humanities I (equivalent English I Honors)
Human Geography AP
Chinese I
Honors Algebra II
Aerobics I/Foundations of Personal Fitness
Sophomore:
Theater II
Humanities II (equivalent AP World History)
English II Honors
Honors Precalculus
Chinese II Honors
Honors Chemistry
Debate I
Junior Year:
Honors Physics
AP Biology
AP English Language
AP US History
Chinese III Honors
AP Calculus BC
Senior Year:
AP Statistics
Creative Writing / AP Psychology
AP European History
AP Chemistry
AP Macroeconomics / AP Government
AP English Literature
Added notes:
- most students take Honors Algebra II junior year, if on-level, or sophomore year, if advanced
- three semesters of PE are required
- biology I, chemistry I, and physics I must be taken before an AP in any of those courses may be taken
- debate I is a prerequisite for being on the debate team
9/10 - Impressive but you took no time for yourself. I don't find that appealing.
Freshman
Adv Algebra II
Biology
Gym
Spanish I
Art I
Honors English 9
World History II
Sophomore
DE Math (Magnet school - transfers as Pre-Calc)
DE Foundations of Science (Magnet school - transfers as an ITE credit)
DE Biology (Magnet school)
Gym
Spanish II
Art II
Honors English 10
Junior
DE Math (Magnet school - transfers as Pre-Calc and Stats)
DE Marine and Environmental Science (Magnet school - transfers as Estuarine Ecology)
DE Chemistry (Magnet school)
Spanish III
Crafts I
Honors English 11
DE US History
Senior
DE Calculus (Magnet school)
DE Marine and Environmental Science (Magnet School - transfers as Oceanography)
DE Physics (Magnet school)
Mass Media
AP Lit and Comp
AP Government
**Note: Due to my magnet school and AP classes, a Spanish 4 class was not available to me. My school has not offered many AP classes before this year as they prefer DE (ex: they offer DE US history but not AP). I took any DE class version available as a version of a normal class. I took my art classes as a stress reliever. Same reason I am in Mass Media (Newspaper) this year. This is standard practice at my school and the guidance counselors are apprehensive about a student not having any elective classes.
AP Statistics
Finite Mathematics M118 (Indiana University course)
AP European History
AP Microeconomics
Elementary Composition W131 (another Indiana University course)
U.S. Government Honors
Sociology
Computer Graphics II
