Minnesotaguy

On a difficulty scale, 1-least impressive 10-most impressive. I've lurked here for a while and I see all these 'is this a good schedule?' threads and figured this would be useful.
I'll start (ignoring non-academic electives):

Sophomore

Honors Chem
Honors English
AP World
Algebra 2
Honors spanish 3
Psychology (pre-req for AP psych)
Have at it! I think it should also be noted that AP world is the only AP available to sophomores, and I also took AP Human last year (which was the only AP available for freshmen).

Golf308

That schedule is perfect if you ask me. It seems rather rigorous. I would give it around an 8 or 9 on the difficulty scale.

Senior
Religion- Christian Person (I go to a catholic school so it is required)
Statistics
Finite
Sociology (Dual Credit)
Accounting (DC)
Comp 102 (DC)
Physics

My school does not offer any AP's for seniors. I also opted not to take calculus because I want to go into Poli Sci and I was told that statistics would be a good class to take.

seancarpenter

7.

AP English Lit
AP Physics C
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Chinese
AP French lit
AP 3-D Art
Chamber Orchestra
Linear Algebra
+self studying AP Stats, AP Latin, and AP World History

ryanxing

^ That's suspicious since AP French Lit does not exist anymore, but I would give that schedule a 10.

AP Calculus BC
AP English Literature
AP Physics B
AP Microeconomics (Fall)
Honors Government (Spring)
AP Statistics
French 3
AP French (self-study)
AP U.S. Gov & Pol (self-study)
AP Physics C: Mechanics (self-study)
AP Physics C: E & M (self-study)
General Biology (Dual Enrollment - Fall)
Astronomy (Dual Enrollment - Spring)
Japanese 1 (Dual Enrollment - Spring)

In addition to studying for the Science Olympiad.

Yes, I'm somewhat crazy.

DharmaInitiative

10...

1. AP English 12
2. IB European History/Econ/Gov
3. AP Biology
4. AP Calculus AB
5. AP French 4
6. IB Theory of Knowledge
7. School newspaper

seancarpenter

1.
You need at least 3 more APs

Jersey13

I feel bad for you folks.

musicallylatin

lol... I'm a slacker on CC standards. With major senioritis. My second semester schedule thus far looks like:

Band
AP English
Foods and Nutrition
Study Hall
Late Start (No first period on B days)
AP Micro Econ
AP Gov.
Teacher's Assistant
and an online creative writing course. lol

thenerdyjew

Honors Biology
Honors English 1-2
Honors Algebra 3-4 (or Honors Algebra 2)
Spanish 5-6 (or Spanish 3) (no honors offered)
PE
Digital Media 1 first semester, Health education second semester

littledot

I would say you're a math/science person!

AP Psych
AP Stat
Honors French II
Honors Senior English
TA German II (Honors credit)
Words Without Borders - Non-western lit
300-level German class at a local liberal arts school

BigKev

10. Languages are hard.

AP Eng. Lit.
AP Psych
AP Chem
Physics
Marketing
Financial Management
Differential Equations at LAC

Saugus

8

Junior:

AP Biology
AP Environmental Science
AP English Language and Composition
AP US History
AP Macro (Fall) and AP Micro (Spring)
Honors Pre-Calc

Jacobtess

7.5

Hey there. Sophomore here I go to a Jewish/liberal arts/science school. It's relatively competitive, and gets handfuls into Penn, Columbia and a few into HYP.

Honors Talmud/Jewish Logic
Honors Jewish Law
SAT II Modern Hebrew course
Honors Biblical Studies
Honors Spanish 2
Honors English Lang. & Lit.
Accelerated Geometry
Honors Algebra 2/Trigonometry
AP World History
Honors Chemistry w/ AP enrichment
Honors Global History &Human Geo.
Music
Intro to Geometry on AoPS

I work about 3-5 hours each night depending on swim practice and other EC's.

confettiflags

8 or 9. That's a LOT of classes you're taking - how many periods a day do you have?

Junior, public school in the South.

AP Calculus BC
AP Chemistry
AP U.S. History
AP English Comp
French IV Honors
Physics Honors

conscience444

Definitely more rigorous than my junior year
Senior accepted to UChicago
AP French
AP Calc AB
AP Euro
Honors English
Honors Physics
Honors Orchestra
That's it, I have a mandatory full year gym block