<p>DE Cellular Biology [4 credits]
DE Foundations of Fitness/Health/Recreations [3 credits]
DE Calculus 1 [5 credits]
DE Contemporary Social Problems [3 credits]
DE Principles of Athletic Training [3 credits]
IB English
Seminar</p>
<p>18 College Credits+ IB English… hahaha. Good thing I like all of these subjects.</p>
<p>10/10
Junior Year Schedule:
APUSH
AP Chemistry
AP English Language
Aice Math 1 (Calculus)
Aice Thinking Skills
Aice Marine Science
Aice Photography</p>
<p>Senior Year:
AP Eng Lit
AP Calc AB ( or BC )
AP GOV/ AP MACRO
Aice Digital Photography 2
Aice Chemistry
AP Physics B
Teachers Assistant or Aice Sociology
IB=AP=AICE</p>
<p>Something creative, something liberal. Do you know what Liberal Arts actually means? It isn’t some cheap education or some sort, it’s generally associated with the removal of solely mechanical minded thought via expanding yourself in many ways.</p>
<p>The marine, photography and what not seem liberal but to be truthful they’re very set in a mechanical minded thought.</p>
<p>If you can’t adapt through creative thought, how can you be expected to succeed?</p>
<p>Math and science require creativity and imagination. Usually not when they’re packaged into College Board AP classes, but still - they’re not just about computation, or at least they shouldn’t be.</p>
<p>Junior Year:
AP Calculus AB
AP Environmental Science
AP English Language and Composition<br>
AP Computer Science A<br>
AP United States History<br>
Pre-AP Physics<br>
Pre-AP Spanish IV</p>
<p>Senior Year:<br>
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
AP Chemistry<br>
AP Physics B<br>
AP English Literature and Composition<br>
AP Government
AP Macroeconomics
Academic Decathlon </p>
<p>Self-Study:<br>
AP Spanish
AP European History<br>
AP Physics C
AP Psychology</p>
<p>11/10 not sure if that’s humanly possible, while maintaining extracurricular/social life</p>
<p>Junior:
Ap calculus ab
Ap English language
Spanish 3 honors
Anatomy & physiology
U.S. History
Sport</p>
<p>Senior:
Ap calculus bc
Ap environmental
Ap English literature
Ap Spanish language
Ap us government
Ap economics
Some art like finger painting (graduation requirement)</p>
<p>Haha, well, I certainly don’t have a normal social life, but I have extracurriculars and find time to let the craziness loose when need be! People seem to think that when they see my schedule, though. It seems to rather terrify them, but I just don’t know what I would do if I wasn’t busy. I’m naturally introverted, but I do like to let the geek flag fly. </p>
<p>To be honest, it’s only really bad when due dates pile up around each other or AP tests are at the same time. (Thank goodness for late testing!) </p>
<p>10/10: Nicely balanced schedule with lots of potential for college credit. It’s especially balanced with the sport – I definitely don’t have the time for that. </p>
<p>I was in a Varsity sport for a year, but after my knee injury and upping my workload . . . it would have been ridiculous. My body and my grades wouldn’t have been able to take it. =/ It definitely can make you more well-rounded. </p>
<p>Comp programming honors
Spanish 4 ap
World history ap
English 2 honors
Algebra 2 honors
Chemistry honors
Physics honors or anatomy and physiology honors
I am a sophmore</p>
<p>Physics Honors
Chemistry Honors
English 10 Honors
US History 1
Algebra 2/Trig Honors
Video Production 1
Italian 1
Gym (required)</p>
<p>In my school not many APs are offered and they start junior year</p>
<p>Junior</p>
<p>AP Physics C (both subjects and two periods)
Precalculus Honors
English 11
US History 2
Italian 2
Personal Financial Literacy (required)
Gym (required)</p>
<p>Senior (prospective)</p>
<p>AP Calculus BC (two periods)
AP Chemistry
AP Statistics
Intro to Engineering Design (hardest class in school)
English 12
Culinary Arts (required)
Gym (required)</p>
<p>In my school this is just about the hardest possible schedule (all classes are full year)</p>