<p>Well this year I’ve managed to overcome my disinterest and junioritis to keep all A’s.</p>
<p>AP Bio
Computer Programming
Spanish 3 (foreign language at our school is a complete joke)
Government/Econ
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors British Literature
Money Management. </p>
<p>Next Year:</p>
<p>Honors Physics
AP Calculus BC
AP English
Sociology
Psychology
Honors Health
Art History
Music Theory</p>
<p>It is total crap that our school only has 4 AP’s (APUSH too). So I am going to self-study AP Physics, AP Chem, and maybe something else. Plus my SAT II’s uggghhhhh</p>
<p>nwgolfer321, for the exams that you are selfstudying, have you already arranged to take the test at your school or at an alternate location?</p>
<p>I’m self studying some AP’s too and I was wondering how you were going to do that. My school doesn’t allow for self studiers to take the exam at the school (and thus it hasn’t been done by any past students before) so I’m at the mercy of other local high schools.</p>
<p>I just read a few of the previous posts on people’s SAT scores, and I would kill for those grades lol. Only one–yes one-- person got higher than a 2000 on the PSAT in my class of ~1100 students. For the honor/AP students who are taking it in March, we are all freaking out. Are school doesn’t prep us at all, and our gc’s actually told us to wait to take our first SAT in June. If I get a 2000, I think I scream in happiness because, although I don’t want to sound doubtful, I am unsure if I can even get that =/</p>
<p>^ Your school’s situation is actually very realistic, considering that it’s what the majority of American public high schools face. CC just has a way of distorting that view.</p>
<p>Personally, I’m more of a pancake person. :p</p>
<p>And my school is somewhat like that, too. My best friend and I are trying to keep quiet about what we got (2200 her, 2190 me) since people at our school don’t usually crack 2000, and there’s a particular group in the AP/honors track that will blow it way out of proportion.</p>
<p>Then again, they already think she’s a genius and I’m as dumb as a bag of bricks, so it would be fun to shock them. ;)</p>
<p>Class of 12’!!! To the person who said their school didn’t prep you for the PSAT. They aren’t supposed to, no schools really do unless there is a class for SAT Prep.</p>
<p>I don’t think too many juniors at my school have taken the SAT yet. But a bunch of us are taking it in March. A few of us have taken teh ACT but we don’t really discuss scores since we have better things to talk about.</p>
<p>I don’t like waffles much either, to be honest. I made sour cream pancakes the other morning and they were delightful.</p>
<p>And out of the people I know who have taken the SAT at my school, I think more people broke 2000 than not. But that’s mainly because only the people who did well talk about their scores.</p>
<p>Both pancakes and waffles are fantastic! Blueberries, anyone? :)</p>
<p>I seem to have the highest SAT score out of anyone in my class so far. Coming in second are two kids in my AP English class, who are considered among the ‘smartest’ in my grade. They both scored 2250 on their January SAT’s, and were celebrating when I walked into class. People around them were congratulating them, saying what an awesome score that was. Then a bunch of others shared their scores too.</p>
<p>Not wanting to ruin their joy, I congratulated them and kept quiet about my 2290 ;)</p>
<p>I haven’t eaten French toast in almost 10 years o____o When I was 6 or 7 I decided that I hated French toast…but recently I’ve found myself really craving it.</p>
<p>Now, isn’t this more interesting than discussing SATs?</p>
<p>Heh… My school pretty much exclusively practices for the ACT… It makes me so lopsided when it comes to standardized testing… (at least, in reading/writing)</p>
<p>I changed my mind. Do you know what’s better than pancakes?</p>
<p>Pancakes with chocolate chips, that’s what. Or any pastry covered with obscene amounts of cinnamon/sugar/icing. How I’ve never gotten a cavity in 16 years, I’ll never know…</p>