@Aurora23 I’ve taken APUSH, and while I haven’t taken Euro, many of my friends have. You’re right in that the material is different but the course structure is mostly the same (the tests are the same exact format, they require roughly the same degree of detail/date memorization, and both are pretty intensive when it comes to taking notes).
Okay thanks sm!
since people seem to be posting their schedule for next year, here’s mine:
APUSH
AP Lang
AP Bio
AP Drawing
AP Seminar
AP World History
Honors Precalc
Honors Hebrew Lang
Honors Physics (prerequisite for AP)
Honors Jewish history
Honors bible study
Teacher’s assistant for a journalism class
Teacher’s assistant for a creative writing class
@wistfulwords wow that’s an extensive schedule! How do you have room for all of those? Are some semester courses?
But looks really good!
My intended schedule for next year:
AP Physics 1
Honors Chemistry
AP Lang
Honors pre calc
AP Government
French 3
Photography (fine arts credit)
(One other elective)
My son’s schedule for next year:
AP Psych (taking over the summer online through our district’s virtual learning academy)
AP Enviro Science
Dual Credit US History
Dual Credit Eng 3 (May have to swap for AP Lang depending on how DC is structured)
PreAp Pre Calc
Marching Band/Symphonic Winds
Debate
@aurora23 certain classes art only twice per week and others three times a week so I can still get credit and manage to fit more in. AP Music Theory is also an online course, so I can take it to fit my schedule.
my schedule for next year:
ap english language
ap chemistry
ap us history
ap calc ab
ap seminar
dance technique 4 honors
asl 3 honors
ap stats (online)
ap euro (online)
@wistfulwords oh okay that makes sense! Schedule looks great 
Since everyone is posting schedules:
-Precalculus H CCP
-US Gov
-English 3
-Chemistry H
-Spanish 4 H CCP
-Physiology H
-AP Euro
oh boy it’s schedule time!
AP Lang
AP Chem
AP Music Theory
Calc 3/Differential Equations Honors
Chinese 4 Honors
Choir
Me too!
- AP Lang
- AP US History
- AP Physics 1
- AP Calc BC
- AP Chem
- Health Science Theory/Clinical (double blocked)
- Dual Credit Biotechnology
ap lang
AP US history
AP calc BC
AP Bio
AP art history
IB physics
Spanish 4 maybe duel enrollment
Man I’d like to know my schedule but I don’t even know if I’ll be staying at my current school or attending boarding school! Anyway, if I stay where I am now, I’ll take:
AP Lang
APUSH
AP Calc AB
Spanish 4
AP Chem
AP CSP
Study Hall or Peer Intern?
this is my intended schedule:
- AP Lang
- Precalc H
- AP World
- Physics
- AP Chem
- Spanish 3
- AP CSA
i might take out ap world or ap lang…
My D21 will take…
AP English Lang
AP USH
AP Calculus AB
French 5
Physics
Computer science 1
Computer graphics
My D21 is signing up for APUSH, AP Chem, AP Spanish, Multivariable Calculus, AS English III, and at the local college, Data Structures, one other CS course, and Intro to Business, and PE unless she does Varsity XC.
Since we’re talking schedules i want your guys’s opinion on ap bio vs. ap chem. I took honors bio freshman year and got straight A’s, but hated the teacher, so didn’t enjoy the class too much. This, year, I am taking honors chem and had an A first semester, but the this is not the teacher’s favorite subject so while I love her as a teacher (I am taking anatomy with her and she is a much better teacher there), she isn’t the best chem teacher in the world. Now, because my school is tiny they usually have the 2 science aps at the same time. Now, the kicker, is that my honors chem teaches ap bio (one I really like), but my honors bio teacher teaches ap chem (One I don’t like, but kids have said that his teaching style for ap chem and honors bio is drastically different). I heard that ap bio is extremely versatile and applies to more subject areas, but IDK. Like I’m leaning more towards a bio related field, but I have never taken physics (AP physics and physics are taught by a terrible teacher and I decided that I won’t have the time or energy to self-teach my self that). Knowing all this, what do you guys think?
Guys I’m in a rut and I need advice! I can’t post my own discussion since I’m on a time out so I’m just going to post here. My problem is simply that I feel I’m not doing enough!!
I have NO honors classes or APs this year. According to my guidance counselor I’m only eligible for one AP next year, and that’s AP calculus…
I currently volunteer at a local hospital once a week and take a college level class at a local university… that’s about it. What should I do? Do you guys recommend me self- studying an AP? Or should I take up an extra day at the hospital? Maybe both? Do you have any new ideas? Or maybe you can just share what you’re doing and it can inspire me… thank you for the help guys.