<p>@Studious: Look at taking it through FLVS. Or just relax this summer!</p>
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<p>I feel so accomplished for taking APUSH before you guys ;)</p>
<p>I’ll post my Junior year schedule just for the sake of following suit: </p>
<p>Early Bird Gym (yay for petty state laws that require gym)
AP Psych
AP Microeconomics
AP Government
AP Physics
AP English 11
Pre-Calculus Honors
French III Honors</p>
<p>What is AP English 3? Is it just AP english language?</p>
<p>@Anay: We can be AP Economics buddies! But what happened to Calc AB?</p>
<p>Ugh Junior year already we have not even taken the AP Exams yet! I have already thought up a schedule but this is a rough draft.</p>
<p>AP Bio
AP Lit
AP US
AP Phychology
Spanish 4
Physcics Honors </p>
<p>This is so gonna change a lot this is mega rough but it is an idea.</p>
<p>Since everyone is posting their schedule…
AP Lang and Comp
AP Chem
AP Calc BC
AP French
AP World
C++ Programming</p>
<p>Out of curiosity, would college classes be a good replacement for AP classes and honors courses? My school only offers a few so I was thinking of taking college courses a year early ,sophomore/junior year instead of senior year, to get credit for both college and high school. I’ll still be taking the few available AP classes but will do college credit at the same time.</p>
<p>@PippaKarenina: Yes I believe so. As long as the courses are from a accredited source and will transfer to the universities you plan on applying to. You will have to research and find this out.</p>
<p>My schedule will most likely be this, since my school offers hardly any AP’s.</p>
<p>AP Biology
AP US History
Honors Physics
Honors English 3
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors Spanish 4
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?</p>
<p>Don’t really know what else I am going to take. Needs to be relatively easy since my schedule is already a load. Any suggestions?</p>
<p>What does your school offer that interests you?</p>
<p>@nate42: Look at the NCSSM IVC courses for next year. There are more science options and see if your school is willing to buy equipment to offer those classes.</p>
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<p>Today, I competed in the WACFL V debate tournament and placed in the top six for varsity public forum with 112 points (tied for the highest). I’m going to Metro Finals! Jereveparis, how did you do?</p>
<p>I am starting public school next year and can not wait cause the work load will be lighter. Online courses are the bane of my existence I can not wait to have a teacher :/</p>
<p>@catchtwentythree: Science is the only topic that really interests me. My school allows us to take classes at the local community college where I can take a lab Biology and Chemistry. Also there is some pretty interesting engineering and architecture classes my school offers. Oh yeah and there is allied health.</p>
<p>@evanb1996: I talked to my guidance counselors and they aren’t going to allow us to take those classes. They said we already offer a lot of science courses even though I will have taken all of them by next year. I suppose I could take online science courses but I want to save those for senior year. </p>
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<p>You guys are lucky that you have APs junior year. I can’t take any until senior year and there’s only two… AP Calculus and AP Lit Comp.
I will probably take all my classes through a community college since that’s an option. (Its called PSEO)</p>
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<p>@studious thats awesome!!! I’ll message you because it’s complicated :)</p>
<p>Congrats Studious! Good luck brandi on the transition to public school.</p>
<p>I went to the regional science fair for my school district and I got third for my category. Also, I won a monetary prize from some kind of water association in NC. Unfortunately, I’m not going to the next stage of competition.</p>
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<p>Nice Evan! Science fairs are da bomb.</p>
<p>So… this seems to be really late compared to when this thread started, but I just created an account to talk to some people that are actually motivated not to go to community college like most of the people from my high school (sigh). </p>
<p>Here’s my schedule:</p>
<p>Spanish III Honors
English Honors
PE
AP World History
Algebra II Honors
Orchestra Honors
Chemistry Honors</p>
<p>I feel like my school is way behind others. Like, if you don’t take all honors classes it’s sort of a joke because they really aren’t that challenging compared to other schools. Or at least that’s my impression. Lol.</p>
<p>Heh, at least your school offers honors classes. My school only offers two honors classes: World History and English for freshman and sophomores. For some odd reason, if you take one you have to take the other. But they also offer AP World History as the only AP class available to sophomores. So if you want to take AP World History, you can’t take any honors classes. And vice versa. =/</p>
<p>Plus, my classes are way behind as well: I feel your pain. In my Algebra II class, we’ve had 3 different teachers (we had a sub while we waited for the new teacher to transfer to our school, but only a couple months after our new teacher arrives she turns out to be pregnant and went on maternity leave). As a result, we’re so behind it’s not even funny. We’re close to entering the 4th quarter and we haven’t even gotten into quadratic equations yet, something I learned probably 3rd quarter of my Algebra I.</p>
<p>I’m contemplating whether or not to take Pre-Calculus in the summer (self-study, no summer school) and taking AP Calculus next year, which isn’t taught at my school but is offered as an online class. I think it would be a fun challenge compared to my current math class.</p>
<p>So don’t worry, you’re not the only one who goes to an underperforming school with high hopes, but don’t sweat it too much. You just gotta make do with what you have.</p>