How Will My Course-Load Be Viewed By Universities?

Applying to College
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<p>Greetings,</p>

<p>I am immensely curious to how my freshman and incoming sophomore schedules will appear to universities on my transcripts. If anyone had similar course-loads to mine, please let me know how it went for you.</p>

<p>Freshman
-AP Calculus BC (FLVS)
-AP Calculus AB (FLVS)
-AP Microeconomics (FLVS)
-AP Human Geography
-English Honors I
-Art
-Biology Honors
-HOPE
-Engineering I
-Latin II</p>

<p>Sophomore
-AP Chemistry
-AP Biology
-AP US History
-AP World History
-English Honors II
-AP Physics C: Mechanics</p>

<p>With some online courses:
-Latin III Honors
-Chinese I
-AP Environmental Science
-AP Lit. and Comp.</p>

<p>Thank you immensely for your time,
Icosahedron</p>

<p>P.S. If it helps, I received grades of 98.7-100 in all of my courses in freshman year.</p>

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<p>I think universities shall be immensely impressed by your immensely rigorous course load.</p>

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<p>How the hell are you taking AP Calculus in your freshman year in high school? Doesn’t your high school require more than one year of math? I feel like I am missing something… I guess you can take AP Statistics assuming your high school offers it but what else? I also don’t understand how your school allowed you to not take any math sophomore year.</p>

<p>Now that my ranting is done, your schedule is fantastic and better than any other schedule I have seen on CC which is saying something.</p>

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<p>This sounds like a ■■■■■ post. In the past day, AP Calculus has moved from sophomore year to freshman year – <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/16056498-post1.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/16056498-post1.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>Thank you all for replying!</p>

<p>I appreciate it greatly. Data10, I took the courses in freshman year, but opted not to take the AP exams. Thus, this year, I plan upon taking them. I apologize massively for coming off as a “■■■■■,” it did, indeed, seem like that. </p>

<p>Thank you all once again for your replies!</p>

<p>Best,
Icosahedron</p>

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<p>Yes but doesn’t your school require a certain number of years in math? For example my school requires 3 but recommends 4. Also many universities require a certain number of years in math especially top universities which you would be applying to with those classes.</p>

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<p>Nah FLVS kids really just do what they want sometimes. Virtual school, you know.</p>