<p>Tehehehe 
nope I took pre-ib world II this year!</p>
<p>Hey everyone!</p>
<p>Sophomore schedule:
AP Euro
AP Chem
H Pre Calc
H English 10
Spanish 2
Video Production
Tennis</p>
<p>@Wishful–Is taking Pre-Calc considered advanced for a sophomore? For us, it’s considered double-advanced. Also, I have a feeling I may be asking you a lot about AP Euro this upcoming year. It seems as if sophomores taking AP Euro is a rarity, with the majority of our classmates taking AP World.</p>
<p>Sophomore Schedule</p>
<p>AP US Government
AP Psychology
Pre-IB Chemistry I
AP Calculus AB
AP Physics B
Pre-IB Spanish II
AP English Language</p>
<p>Most rigorous, with all but AP Psychology mandatory. yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay.</p>
<p>Sophomore schedule:</p>
<p>Chemistry
Algebra II + Geometry
American Literature
AP English Language (online class)
American History
AP Psychology (self-study)
German II</p>
<p>EC’s:
Jazz or Ballet classes (haven’t decided yet)
Voice Lessons/Performing at venues
Volunteer at local soup kitchen
Start a non-for-profit charity</p>
<p>@anmsestudent
holy…how can you take AP Physics B? Did you take Physics already?</p>
<p>Is anyone from an IB school planning to obtain an MYP certificate? Any ideas for the personal project? My counselor told me that I could possibly double a crew team at school I’m starting or a triathlon I’m organizing as mine… But I’m not 100% sure… I feel the whole MYP program is a waste of time… Anyone else participating?</p>
<p>@evan Honors Pre Calc is the highest math offered for sophomores at my school. Most 10th graders take Algebra 2 or H Algebra 2/ Trig (I took this freshman year).</p>
<p>WishfulThinking, is tennis a class at your school? That’s pretty funny.</p>
<p>@AimHigh2
Yeah, I’m in this magnet program at school where it’s focused on a lot of physics, and they made the freshman take Physics Honors.</p>
<p>@wishful–oh, okay. The “regular” class for sophomores at my school is Geometry. So, you guys are farther along than us.</p>
<p>Hey everyone! I’m glad that we have a Class of 2014 thread.</p>
<p>Freshman Schedule:
- Spanish 3-4 (2nd-year Spanish)
- Geometry
- World History/Cultures 1-2 (required)
- Physical Education: Course 1 (required)
- English 1-2 (required)
- Chemistry Honors
- Speech and Debate (National Forensics League; I was only in Speech though)</p>
<p>-Sport: Badminton
-Club: Key Club (No, it was not a club about keys. It was a community service club.) </p>
<p>Summer:
Summer homework and I will be doing Algebra II with Trigonometry in a summer program.</p>
<p>Classes I signed up for for Sophomore year:
- Spanish 5-6 Honors (3rd-year Spanish)
- Pre-Calculus OR Pre-Calculus Honors (Please help me make my decision since I’m doing Allgebra II/Trig. over the summer).
- World History/Cultures 3-4 Accelerated
- Introduction to Engineering Design
- English 3-4 Accelerated
- Biology Honors
- Speech and Debate</p>
<p>-Sport: Cross Country for Fall and Track & Field or Badminton for Spring
-Clubs: Key Club and maybe CJSF</p>
<p>Also, do you think it is a good idea to self-study for AP World History? I was thinking of doing it this year, but I need more information of other people’s opinions.</p>
<p>It’s amazing to see that you are allowed to take multiple AP’ sophmore year-our school has restrictions, we can only take one 
And gym is mandatory too, but this is our last year :)</p>
<p>But my sophmore schedule:
English 10 Honors
Chemistry Honors
Algebra Two
AP World History
Latin Three
Gym
Creative Writing Two
(I’m piling up the AP’s for next year :/)</p>
<p>That’s odd. We don’t have any AP restrictions.</p>
<p>We have the option of only pre-IB and only 1 AP and 1 IB class… And if you are planning to pursue the IB diploma you have to take a set schedule… It sucks</p>
<p>I’m not sure what I might be taking next year, but probably . . .</p>
<p>Global Literature 2
Global History 2
Chemistry
Geometry/Algrebra 2+Trig
Spanish 2</p>
<p>No problem.</p>
<p>mine:
Advanced Math (It’s really Pre-Calculus meshed with Algebra II and Trig)
AP Biology
Latin II Honors
English
History
Advanced Drawing
Research Course</p>
<p>Odd that Latin II is honors. Wait, is it separated from a regular Latin II course? You guys make me envious of the interesting courses at your schools.</p>
<p>Just finished my first two exams. Five left… I got a 99 in Drama, but I don’t know my World History grade yet. Anyone else taking exams?</p>