<p>I really wanted a trophy… We only have 3 pf teams so that wouldn’t work ): but I was so mad when I heard.</p>
<p>Anyone else getting loads of emails from random colleges? o_O</p>
<p>In you opinion will this schedule kill my personal life and free time?
Junior year proposed schedule:</p>
<p>Honors Pre- Calculus (highest math offered besides online classes)
Honors English 3 (not offered as AP)
Honors Physics
Honors Anatomy & Physiology (online)
Honors Spanish 4
AP US History (online)
AP Statistics (online)
Team Sports</p>
<p>I knows this schedule may not seem that hard to those of you who have a ton of AP’s at your school. My school only offers one in a actual classroom and I cant take it until senior year (AP Calculus)</p>
<p>@IndigoPlateau. I am too, I get emails everyday from small private colleges.</p>
<p>My high school is so overly competitive lol. It’s become almost a contest to see who can get mass emails from the best colleges. -.-</p>
<p>Same here.</p>
<p>In the past two days, I’ve gotten 25 emails from various different universities across the country. I’m assuming it’s because I made the mistake of giving CollegeBoard my email during the PSAT.</p>
<p>Same here. I thought I was giving my email address for score reports but apparently I was wrong. I haven’t even heard of some of these colleges.</p>
<p>Yep, that’s where they got my info.</p>
<p>I got some emails from some rather obscure colleges, but also from some rather “prestigious” universities (at least in my area), so that was surprising. Apparently more colleges than I thought employ the “spamming high school students” technique.</p>
<p>That’s how they got my email as well. Although some of them do want to send me free books / pamphlets, which is pretty cool I guess.</p>
<p>Yeah probably the most recognized university I got an email from was Emory, the rest were some very very small local schools.</p>
<p>I actually took advantage of the free items some of the universities were offering. Lanyards, keychains and the like.</p>
<p>In you opinion will this schedule kill my personal life and free time?
Junior year proposed schedule:</p>
<p>Honors Pre- Calculus (highest math offered besides online classes)
Honors English 3 (not offered as AP)
Honors Physics
Honors Anatomy & Physiology (online)
Honors Spanish 4
AP US History (online)
AP Statistics (online)
Team Sports</p>
<p>I knows this schedule may not seem that hard to those of you who have a ton of AP’s at your school. My school only offers one in a actual classroom and I cant take it until senior year (AP Calculus)</p>
<p>Hmm well junior year is going to be demanding for most everyone. So you’re going to have to sacrifice some free time regardless. But no, I don’t think that schedule will kill you.</p>
<p>@nate42: It seems pretty good. I don’t think that it will kill your social life completely.</p>
<p>I do take advantages of the free college stuff (booklets, placards, bumper stickers, even a hat!). After sorting through 1700 of the 2671 emails in my inbox, 235 have been somewhat college related (excluding CC). CC follows up with 221. I have Gmail, so there is grouping, which was not taken into account.</p>
<p>^ Awesome, I just don’t know how demanding the online classes will be.</p>
<p>Has anyone taken an online AP course on here? How is it?</p>
<p>I haven’t taken one, but KhanAcademy.org has great tutorials if you need them.</p>
<p>Oh okay great thanks! I really want to take some next year but I online is something completely different and AP classes are challenging as it is. Let alone one without a teacher.</p>