Ap Biology vs. Regular Physics - Which should I take?

MemeDealer21
Fri, 15 Jun 2018 19:03:39 +0000

Alright, physics for summer school seems like a good option for me especially since Illinois Virtual School offers it, idk why I didn’t think of that, thanks. It’s also a good idea for me because I’ve heard from several people that our physics teacher sucks and doesn’t even know much about physics. I’m inclined to believe them since the same thing happened with my bio teacher last year. I finished freshman year with Spanish 1, Health/p.e., Civics, Band, Algebra 1, Honors bio, and Honors English, all A’s. My schedule as it is right now for sophomore year is Spanish 2, P.E., Band, Geometry H (might test out), Algebra 2 H, AP Bio, and Honors English 2. Junior year I haven’t planned out with my counselor, and I don’t know my school’s policy on AP classes not on IVS (of which there are many) nor do I know what their policy is on summer school (although I tried to do it this summer and they didn’t let me). Ideally it would be something like this: Spanish 3, Band, Honors Chem, AP Lang and Comp (not on IVS, might not be able to take it), APUSH, hopefully some other AP social studies class like Euro History, World History, or Human Geography. IVS doesn’t have any AP social studies classes besides Government and Politics which I do plan on taking, but is only for one semester. I know there are ways to take AP classes outside of IVS, I just don’t know if I’ll be allowed to. For math, it depends on how my math sophomore year goes. I know my school is okay with people taking pre-calc over the summer to take AP calculus AB Junior year because I know someone who has done it, and if my math classes go well sophomore year, I’ll probably do that, otherwise I’ll just take pre-calc junior year. Thanks so much for the help, btw.