<p>Freshman year - 4 at first, about a 1 after the first semester (I was homeschooled, so I did really badly at first not knowing how to efficiently study/take tests)
World Geography PAP
ROTC I
Health 1/2 / Keyboarding 1/2
Algebra I
Biology PAP
English I PAP
Spanish I</p>
<p>Sophomore year - meh, 1.5
AP Computer Science A
English II PAP (pretty much the only tough class; teacher graded essays by the actual AP rubric and I’m not that great at writing)
Spanish II PAP
Algebra II PAP
Medical Terminology 1/2 / Intro to health science technologies (1/2)
Chemistry PAP
World History PAP</p>
<p>Junior year (current) so far about a 2, but it’s not that far into it so it might get harder. It’s mostly just time consuming because APUSH and AP psych require reading every night for the daily quiz.
AP US History
AP English lang & comp
AP Psychology
Tech Theater I (art credits…)
Pre-Calc PAP
Spanish III PAP
Physics PAP
might self study ap enviro
PAP is basically honors, also. (pre-ap)</p>
<p>Spanish I
Weight training
Geometry
Geography/personal growth
Biology
Honors English 9
Algebra II at CC</p>
<p>Sophomore:</p>
<p>Chemistry
Spanish II
AP World History
Honors English 10
Art I
Trig/Precalculus</p>
<p>Junior:</p>
<p>CC Psych 1A
CC history 17a
AP Spanish IV
AP Calculus AB
AP English Literature
AP Biology
Political Science 2 at CC
Second sem. CC classes:
Economics 1a
History 17b
English 1a</p>
<p>No senior year as I am graduating after junior year.</p>
<p>This was the hardest schedule offered at my school, plus I took multiple CC classes on my own.</p>
<p>I’m a Freshman, for me, my classes in order of difficulty:
Honors Algebra 2-it’s a joke for me, but a lot of people struggle with it because they never really learned the stuff in Algebra 2.<br>
Honors English 9-The teacher NEVER inputs grades, but the class is pretty easy.
Gym-Really easy obviously, but I hate going outside when it’s cold out
Modern World History-a non-honors academic course everyone has to take, so it’s obviously really easy. Some test questions:
Which of the following people did not live in the Renaissance Era?
A. Albert Einstein
B. Leonardo da Vinci
C. Michaelangelo
D. Rafael
or Which of the following was not a new idea in the Renaissance Era?
A. Communism
B. Art
C. Learning
D. Humanism
5th period: Spanish 2, pretty easy but kind of hard for a general class(I’d say it’s harder than Honors Algebra 2). I got the “hard” teacher(my Mom actually teaches Spanish 2 and she’s one of the easier spanish teachers) and the tests are pretty easy, but she’s picky about spelling(no partial credit) and we get tested on culture which can be really annoying when they ask for people.
6th period: Honors Biology, teacher doesn’t really teach, but tests are easy(usually Scantrons). You have to read the textbook by yourself.
Cross Country: OH GOD THIS IS SO HARD! (technically it’s not a class) My parents forced me to do cross country because sports look good on college apps. So time consuming, so much running(6-9 miles every day!), and I’m the worst runner on the team and I run a sub 7 minute mile pace for 5 Kilometers and our team probably won’t even make state. Whoever invented cross country is a jerk!</p>
<p>Freshman Year (2):
Health / PAP Oklahoma History
PAP Geometry
PAP Biology
English I
Excel/Access/Word/PowerPoint
Art I
PAP Spanish II</p>
<p>Pretty much a complete joke year. Only homework I would ever have would be about 10 minutes of Geometry a day. Max.</p>
<p>Sophomore Year (4):
AP European History
AP Biology
AP Music Theory
PAP Spanish III
PAP Algebra II
PAP Chemistry
PAP English II</p>
<p>This year stripped me of my sanity. Was totally caught off guard with all of the homework. Survived it though…</p>
<p>Junior-Current Year (3.5):
AP US History
AP Chemistry
AP English Language (III)
PAP Spanish IV
PAP Physics
PAP Pre-Calculus
Creative Writing</p>
<p>This was legitimately the hardest course load available for me this year… So far, it really isn’t terrible, but maybe it’s because I’m still used to last year…</p>
<p>Planned Senior Year (4.5):
AP Spanish Language
AP Calculus BC
AP Government
AP English Literature
AP Physics B
Financial Literacy/Independent Fine Arts
Human Anatomy</p>