<p>@runnerxc: 9</p>
<p>For Spring Semester, Senior:</p>
<p>AP Calculus
AP Macroeconomics
AP Physics
Orchestra
Psych 1A (junior college course)
Peer tutor</p>
<p>ha…</p>
<p>@readyfor2014</p>
<p>I actually hate it when teacher dilute the coursework to make it easier for the students. I mean, tutorials and peer tutors and Google are available for a reason and there’s no reason why you can’t just…forego…sleep to learn/cram. </p>
<p>Hahaha…</p>
<p>In all seriousness, though, dilution of coursework dilutes the work ethic of the students since we all think the classes are easy 5s and slack off. And then when we get to the excellent teachers who don’t really pay attention to state curriculum, we curl up and cry because our brains can’t take the beating.</p>
<p>:</p>
<p>You really can’t judge a schedule without knowing the school. My schedule received a 7/10 despite the fact that I am taking the most rigorous schedule possible at my school. I agree it isn’t very difficult, due to the fact that I am easily getting all A’s, but I still think you need to know the schools policies first (my school doesn’t offer AP until junior year nor does it have any honors languages or electives).</p>
<p>@readyfor2014
I know, this is what everyone says at CC. But my teachers seem to be savvy to the fact that students seem to just blow off these two AP courses, causing them to fail the exam, so they are trying to prevent this.</p>
<p>erm so I guess I’m rating commanderkeen42’s schedule:
Rating: 9/10
It’s a senior schedule that gives some leeway to senioritis. However, it depends on what level of Calc/Physics. And the school, too. My school, for example, has hard math and Physics courses. </p>
<p>So here’s mine:
I’m a junior, and going into second semester.
I will be taking</p>
<p>AP Statistics
AP Calc AB
AP Japanese
AP Biology
Myth (my school doesn’t have a year-long honors course, so this is unweighted)
Regular US History
AP Physics C (E&M) </p>
<p>Because of the two AP sciences, I wasn’t eligible to take APUSH (but I wasn’t interested in US History anyways).</p>
<p>I move that we begin to post honest, candid descriptions of our courses instead of just listing them out. After all, every school’s curriculum is different and not all teachers follow curriculum.</p>
<p>I don’t really know if I should re-post my schedule as an example; I’m pretty satisfied with my judge’s results. </p>
<p>At my school IB and AP courses are taught in the same year and integrated within each other, so the courses go under two names and the classes move fast. The thing is, a lot of the IB HL classes are two year courses, which means that we are actually over-prepared, since we actually have more time for what is technically one class, if there is such a thing, according to the teachers. Their rationale is that since SL and HL are basically the same for Music, English, and History, it’s irrational to make two separate courses when they can just prepare for one. AP courses are still one year long each, so it’s interesting trying to switch gears in between units.</p>
<p>If that makes sense.</p>
<p>9/10</p>
<p>Most rigorous possible if that helps:</p>
<p>AP English Lang
Astronomy (Semester course)
Spanish III (no honors)
AP US History
Honors Chemistry (no AP)
AP Calc AB
Religion (Catholic school)</p>
<p>I’d say about a 7, but good if that is rigorous. I don’t know how rigorous some of your classes are, but I’d give that a 7-8.</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Calc AB
AP French
AP Latin
AP European History
AP Literture
Dual Credit English (College English. Weighted like an AP)
AP Physics</p>
<p>9-10: how are you surviving with that many APs??</p>
<p>(posting again because my schedule didn’t get rated :p)</p>
<p>Soph:
Honors Physics
AP Calc AB
Programming 1 (all sophs have to take a tech class :mad:)
Honors US History
Honors English II
AP Stats
AP French
Wind Ensemble (highest band)</p>
<p>8 wow two maths!
Sophomore:
Pre-Calculus Honors (Equivalent to AP Calculus AB)
World History
AP Computer Science A
AP Physics B
English 2
P.E.-2 (required =( )
French 4 (highest level of French before AP)</p>
<p>I am self studying for more APs, but I won’t mention them, cuz this is just to rate my schedule</p>
<p>8/10 Competent!</p>
<p>AP Biology
AP Biology
AP Language and Composition
Math 12 Honors Pre-Calc
AP American History
AP Physics C alt. w/ Physical Education
AP Physics C
Spanish 12 Honors</p>
<p>10! </p>
<p>Sophomore, this is the hardest schedule for sophomores at my school.
Honors chemistry
AP Art History
Spanish 3
English 2 Honors
Honors World History
Honors Pre-Calc</p>
<p>Junior : (Sister’s Schedule)
Honors American Lit
AP Calculus AB
Honors Chinese 3
APUSH
IB Econ SL
AP Physics B
IB ToK</p>
<p>Senior:
IB English Lit HL
IB Math HL
IB History HL
IB Chinese SL
IB Physics HL
IB Biology HL
IB ToK</p>
<p>I forgot ^ 9/10 Great schedule</p>
<p>10</p>
<p>I probably have like the least AP’s and Honors classes in this thread, but to put things in perspective, my school only allows 3 combined AP/Honors classes per year, and most of them can only be taken during specific grade levels (which, in my case, are ALL grade-specific this year)</p>
<p>Senior</p>
<p>AP Calc BC
AP Latin
Honors Physics
English 4
World History
Theology (part of the core in my school)
Art History</p>
<p>10, you have a good mix of classes.</p>
<p>AP literature
AP environmental studies
Painting/Drawing
precal honors (took ap stats year before)
Ap Computer Science
(took Portuguese at a com. College over summer)</p>
<p>Sent from my PH44100 using CC</p>
<p>Solid 9. Why only 5 classes?</p>
<p>For senior year:
English 12 (I am learning this year that I’m not cut out for AP English)
AP Gov
AP Stats
AP Environmental
ASL III
Studio Art or Choir (req’d visual or performing art credit)</p>
<p>I’d say an 8. </p>
<p>I’m a senior now, this is my schedule:
AP Gov
AP Bio
AP Lit
AP Calc AB</p>
<p>(I’m also taking a forensics class, but it’s an elective, and I have a study hall, lunch, and early dismissal thrown in there)</p>
<p>9!</p>
<p>AP Calc AB
AP English Lang
US History
Piano 1
French 2
Anatomy</p>
<p>I just want to say that my school doesn’t have honors classes and have only 5 AP Classes (Lang, Lit, USH, Calc AB, Calc BC). Also two of the AP classes are in the same period (USH and Calc AB). Also I asked my school if I could take AP online classes using their new online program. And basically they forgot about me and now half the year is over so I decided to not even attempt an AP class anymore</p>
<p>My school is so messed up</p>
<p>5 - Pretty good, especially considering your school (a good friend of mine in America goes to a school that only offers 1 AP, so I sort of understand your problem). French 2 seems pretty low though (again, probably a problem with the school) and if I were you I would have gone for Calculus BC. In all, good, but not mindblowingly impressive.</p>
<p>I’ll give my schedule for next year, as it’s slightly easier to translate into the American system.</p>
<p>I’ll be in the equivalent to junior year, and I’d say it’s closest to:
AP Calc. AB
AP Comp. Sci.
AP Physics B
Chemistry (already taken 2 years, but not sure it’s quite AP level)
Biology (as above)
AP English (uncertain which)
Analysis (self study)
MIT OCW Physics 1 and 2 (self study)</p>