<p>So two of my friends got their scores back and they both told me that they had 09 at the end of their school, like an 1809. I know this isn’t possible and I’m wondering if it had something to do with the fact college board was messed up this morning. Any ideas?</p>
<p>I got a 2340 guys!!! 
:D</p>
<p>I got a 1940
Math: 750
Writing: 610
CR: 580
Essay: 9
I’m very happy with my essay but honestly, I’m not surprised at all with my score</p>
<p>Congrats Heather!</p>
<p>Hopefully that can be me next month.</p>
<p>I have the SAT this Saturday. Hoping for as good a score as some in here!</p>
<p>I’ve got the SAT this Saturday too, and I haven’t studied for it at all (like I planned to). Oh well. If I don’t do good, I’ve still got a pretty good ACT score!</p>
<p>Ugh, I got a 690 on the Math SAT II, and a 610 on the Chem SAT. I will definitely retake that Math, but I’ll probably replace Chem with either Physics or Bio. GRRRR</p>
<p>Well, if that fails, I’ll just take the ACT… </p>
<p>Wait, how do people have the SAT this Saturday? I’m retaking in like, two weeks? March 9th…</p>
<p>lldm21, that sucks… that was me for the past two weeks, but I don’t have choir. I just couldn’t do any presentations at all. Something is seriously wrong with my immune system, it’s like the 5th time I’ve gotten sick this school year. And now my liver (or some other internal organ) is swollen painfully.</p>
<p>@halcyonheather Congrats! Isn’t it nice when your intelligence gets confirmed? (If you believe the SAT can measure intelligence)</p>
<p>“If you believe the SAT can measure intelligence”</p>
<p>Only when I get good scores. :p</p>
<p>1970
R: 560
M: 770
W: 640 (mc: 65 essay:8)</p>
<p>Very happy with math
I knew I messed up reading
Very very very disappointed in writing, except happy with essay score</p>
<p>Ok schedule input time. 5 AP’s senior year? My classmates think I’m crazy but I honestly don’t think it will be that bad. </p>
<p>AP Psychology (not a hard AP from what I heard)
AP Economics (Micro/Macro) (again not a hard AP from what I heard)
AP Statistics (same as the other two)
AP Physics B (Might be a bit challenging)
AP English Lang & Comp (Might be a lot of work)
Honors Spanish IV
Studio Ceramics</p>
<p>Honors and AP’s are known for being similar at my school (except for AP Spanish and Spanish IV, hence why I’m not taking AP Spanish) so I figure, why not AP? I’m actually really excited for these classes too. Especially Psych and Econ. </p>
<p>Any input, I’m pretty sure a lot of you took the above classes already, how were they?</p>
<p>@TinnyT Are you on a block schedule?</p>
<p>@TinnyT AP Stat is not an actual math class, in case you were wondering. I am the only junior at my school taking it, although many will be next year, and I am of the opinion that it is a class full of slackers. Also, most of the content is knowing rules-and writing. Lots of writing. Not so much math.
As for AP Physics B, I have heard some complain about its difficulty, but I honestly did not see the big deal. It’s really not that hard.
I don’t see how a senior would take AP Lang and Comp; it is a junior class where I live. And yes, it is just a bunch of writing.
Wise move not taking AP Spanish. It’s hard ;)</p>
<p>@bio No I’m not on a block schedule. </p>
<p>@Duke And that’s interesting AP Stats isn’t a real math class, that kind of sparked my interest even more. Also AP Lang and Comp is a senior class at my school, only a few juniors who took English I in 8th grade can take it. Thanks for the info!</p>
<p>2110 
not my very best, but it’s a good start.</p>
<p>“AP Stat is not an actual math class, in case you were wondering”</p>
<p>Well, statistics itself isn’t math any more than physics is math. They just use a lot of math.</p>
<p>I’m taking both AP Calc BC and AP Stats next year. A few people think I’m weird for taking two math classes, but I figure I’m practically in two math classes this year (Honors Precalc and AP Physics B) so it won’t be too different.</p>
<p>@Tinny AP Physics is really hard for me, but it’s going to depend on if your teacher is good or not. Concepts are pretty simple, but how they’re explained makes a huge difference. Psychology and Lang are both really easy. Also, I’m jealous that your school as AP Econ, I have to settle for honors.</p>
<p>hey fellow 14’ers (:</p>
<p>aight so i JUST posted a thread about what i should be taking next year, so i am just gonna copy/paste and see if i can get some input from people who are goin’ through the same rigor/classes that i am (: here goes:</p>
<p>What classes should I be taking my senior year?
Hey everyone! </p>
<p>I haven’t been on CC for a while, so thank you for those of you who take the time to respond to this thread!</p>
<p>Alright, so I am a Junior in High School in the lovely city of Atlanta. I go to one of the best (Top 100) schools in the nation. At this point in time, I am trying to decide exactly what classes I should be taking next year to get me into the college of my dreams (I’m not really sure what it is at the moment. Emory? Vanderbilt?). Nonetheless, the process is a lot more difficult than I wanted it to be.</p>
<p>Here are the classes I am taking this year:
1: Georgia Tech Distance Calculus (This is the course GA Students usually take after AP Calc AB/BC.)
2: AP Spanish Language
3: AP Chemistry
4: Junior Class Council/Lunch
5: Adv. Orchestra 3
6: AP United States History
7: AP English Language</p>
<p>It’s a pretty tedious schedule, but I seem to be managing well. A couple more months and I’m on my way to weeks of AP exams and a well deserved summer! Still, next year’s schedule must be arranged.</p>
<p>This is what I have so far:
1: AP Biology
2: Adv. Orchestra 4
3: AP English Literature? Or should I take Georgia Perimeter’s College English Dual
Enrollment option?
4: AP Psychology
5: 1 semester of a medical internship, 1 semester of AP Microeconomics
6: AP Physics B? Or AP Physics C?</p>
<p>The problems jump in around number 3 and number 6. The thing about Physics in Georgia is that AP Physics C does not suffice as a graduation requirement BUT colleges like Georgia Tech do not count AP Physics B for college credit. Therefore, I put in hours of work over the summer taking on-level Physics to save myself the trouble and jump straight to AP Physics C. Now, I’m having my doubts. I want to be a doctor. Will I even need Physics in college? By the way, our school’s AP Physics teacher is brand new, and as of now, the comments I have heard regarding his teaching style are far from positive.</p>
<p>So what should I do? College English or AP Lit? AP Physics B or C?</p>
<p>Thank you for your input in advance! (:</p>
<p>@TinnyT: It’s not crazy! You’ll just be super busy (: I’m doing it right now as a junior haha</p>
<p>@Quidditch: uck, im sorry! I hope you find out what’s wrong soon. </p>
<p>I’m thinking about taking chem at the end of the year, but I’ve heard that the curve is kind of harsh…</p>