<p>Spanish 3 H Pre-Diploma - 93.7
Physics First H - 93.5
English I H Pre-Diploma - 94.1
World History H Pre-Diploma - 95.3
Studio Art I - 96.5 (should have a 99 lol)
Algebra 2 H - 97.1</p>
<p>Hopefully I can finish with straight A’s, not great grades per CC standards but not bad at all.</p>
<p>@Catchinginfinity, there was one about box/whisker plots that I had no idea how to do, since I’ve never seen them before yesterday. There were two probability ones and one dealing with circle translations.</p>
<p>And yeah, the curve for math II is relatively lenient; you can skip five and get an 800. That’s why anything below 800 on Math II is unacceptable.</p>
<p>I haven’t taken pre-cal yet, nor do I plan to. I’m self studying AP Calculus BC, and I plan to take the exam this May. I basically taught myself pre-cal through Barron’s.</p>
<p>Grades for me are:
English II: 102%
World History: 100%
Advanced Algebra: 100%
Debate I: 100%</p>
<p>@TeamRocketGrunt, I think all 100’s are nearly unattainable unless your school does not have a particularly tough system, but if your school is known for challenging courses, then you are doing pretty well.</p>
<p>Um, I’m class of '16. That’s why I’m posting here.
Also, 100s in every class is obtainable. My older sister got straight 100s since elementary school.</p>
<p>Not really comparable to some of your grades but I’m alright with them considering my teachers are actually pretty tough.</p>
<p>@TeamRocket - How’s BC going? The class in my school is extremely notorious but it seems like you’re really math inclined. I’m thinking of studying AB over the summer if I don’t get into any camps but I’m not sure how that will go…</p>
<p>Ahh, probability. Do you think you’re going to take (or self-study) statistics in the future? You may just run out of math classes by senior year if you’re going to be done with calc by the end of this year. :P</p>
<p>@Catchinginfinity, it’s actually going pretty well. I find it really fun. I’m actually more bio/chemistry inclined, but I enjoy mathematics to a degree. (I abhor pre-calc, but calculus is extremely fun.) Cal is a very intuitive math; there’s hardly any formulas or anything you have to memorize (unlike in geometry, which is another math I hate). I like math, but I’m not good enough to get into programs like PROMYS or anything lol</p>
<p>I will take AP Stats, but whether it’ll be through school or self study hasn’t yet been decided. It’s a relatively easy AP to self study, I’ve heard, but the math/science academy I’m applying to and may attend has a stats requirement. Even if I take the AP exam beforehand, I’d have to take some level of stats. They have AP Stats, but it’s a year long course, and I’m fairly certain it’ll be a morning course. I’m trying to design a schedule so I don’t have any morning classes. I want to be able to sleep in lol</p>
<p>I plan to take Cal III next year with either AP Stats and/or differential equations. In senior year, I plan to do an independent study in applied mathematics or something.</p>
<p>@Idominate - I haven’t taken any form of calc yet (besides a brief introduction to pre-calc over the summer) and I’m breezing through AP Stats. It’s not really math per se, it’s more about interpreting data and being able to concisely present your thinking-process. You should be fine.</p>
<p>@TeamRocket - Don’t say that, I love math but I’m probably worse at it than you are and I’m still applying to PROMYS. I actually kind of wish I was slightly more into science than I am math, just because there’s so many more opportunities, but I can’t really find much interest in it. /: All my science classes have been pretty boring.</p>
<p>There’s no snow here in New York. I don’t think my school would be cancelled even if there was. D: Are all of you from New Jersey or Maryland or somewhere close?</p>
<p>@catchinginfinity, there’s no snow in New York? Not even any ice? Cause here in California, the windshield of my dad’s car had a layer of ice on it.</p>