In no particular order:
AP English Language and Composition
Pre-Calculus Honors (RIP to me)
AP Environmental Science
AP United States History
Newspaper 2 (yearly-half the year regular, half the year honors)
Physical Education Pupil Instructor 1
Technical Theatre 1
wow my schedule feels inferior… even though it is the hardest course load you can take doing the “normal” course track at my high school (aka not taking pre calc over the summer or something)
AP Chemistry
APUSH
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors English 11
Honors Spanish 4
Honors Biology
Leadership Class
Physical Education (yes, it is required for all 4 years)
Study Hall (also mandatory)
Your guys’ schedules look so intense!! Here is my relatively slacker one:
AP French
AP Calc BC
Chem 11 (Canadian system haha)
English 11 Enriched
Writing 12
Social Studies 11 (like History? or Civics? something like that)
Senior Jazz Band
Will also be self studying / taking some online:
German 12
Russian 12
AP Spanish
@Verit4s I didn’t know they still offered AP Latin!
I will be taking:
Honors English
US History
AP Physics 1
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus BC
AP World History**
Marching Band (seventh period after school)
**most likely, but I may get AP Human Geography or Public Speaking/Creative Writing because of scheduling difficulties.
I might be self-studying (with the help of EdX) APCS and AP Comp. Gov., but it all depends on time.
AP US History
AP Physics 1
AP Chemistry
AP English III
AP Computer Science
PAP (Honors) Pre - Calculus
Band
Marching Band
The hardest schedule one could have as a junior at our school is insane and no one has done it before. It’s:
Honors English
AP Calculus BC
APUSH
AP Physics
AP Chemistry
AP Biology
+either Marching Band, a sport, or drama because they take up tons of time.
Some people have done iterations, (e.g. Band instead of AP Bio, Ethnic Studies instead of BC). But nobody has ever done the whole thing; it would be murder.
My schedule:
Math Analysis Honors
AP Chemistry
AP Computer Science
AP Statistics
AP Spanish Language
Honors English/Classical Mythology
US History
meh
also might be self-studying AP Bio
I feel embarrassed because I’m only taking one AP class :-S
I have no idea how hard AP Physics 1 is. People say it’s hard but a lot of people had As last year. What r u guys doing to prep
My schedule for next year:
AP Chem
AP Seminar
AP Lang
AP US Gov
H Spanish 3 (lol I’m never taking AP Spanish—I’m terrible at Spanish)
H Trig-Calc-Stats (I’ve heard a lot of terrible things about this class, the teacher makes her tests insanely long and hard and it’s really hard to get an A)
@aleia044 if you’re choosing between APES and AP bio–take APES! In most schools, it’s an interesting and easy class. I took it this year and I loved it!
My schedule next year:
AP Lit
AP Psych
Calculus
Choir
Honors Spanish
AP Bio
US History
@shussain2 I chose both but its up to my chem teacher (my sophomore year science teacher) to recommend me
Hello everyone! Everyone has intense schedules compared to mine… my school doesn’t even offer enough APs to take 3 or more in a year. And we have so many requirements. I have to take 5 semester classes this year just to fill the requirements.
My schedule (all year classes then semester classes):
AP Calc (probably AB but I don’t know… didn’t tell us)
Honors English 11
Honors Chem
Spanish 3
Economics (semester)
Marine Biology (semester)
Forensics (semester)
Drawing (semester)
College Bound (semester - I think this is prep for ACT/SAT and help on college apps? I don’t know for sure.)
I’m also self studying computer science, maybe cybersecurity/computer forensics, and maybe AP human geography
My classes next year… Well, I predict it will end up looking like this:
English 11 Honors (No AP English Language)
Precalculus Honors
AP Spanish Language
AP United States History
AP Chemistry
Anatomy and Physiology
Programming I (semester)
Programming II (semester)
The only things I’m not sure of are the two Programming classes. I could end up with an art class, psychology, or biotechnology instead.
I’m definitely going to be doing at least one sport, participate in both Science Olympiad and academic team, and hopefully I’ll start a chemistry club. Not to mention test prep and stuff like that. I was considering studying either AP United States Government or AP Human Geography, but I think that will take too much time.Besides, I’ll be studying for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test in December.
At least next year will be busy! (Oh, man, I don’t mean to seem like I’m bragging but rather I wanted to kind of lay out my plans for next school year.)
i’ve got
APUSH
APES
AP Lang
AP Calc BC (dual period)
Business Law
Gym/Debate (One semester each)
Spanish 3
Wow, didn’t realize so many schools didn’t require physical education. Thought it’d be some national mandate to support health or something.
My school requires it in 9th and 10th grade.
My school requires it in 9th grade and one other high school year of your choice.
This topic prompts me to ask: What do you guys think about required physical education all four years of high school?
@Frigidcold At my school all officers are required to take leadership class. It’s not a club like other schools unfortunately. Thank you for telling me! I looked around online but didn’t see what I was looking for to start HOSA.