<p>9/10 no mandatory PE for you guys? and how are you taking AP Physics, what science class did you take last year?</p>
<p>Sophomore Year:
English 10 HN (highest offered)
Chem HN (highest offered)
Algebra 2 + Trig HN (usually taken by juniors at my school)
Sports Marketing (usually taken by juniors/seniors at my school)
AP World History (highest offered)
Health & PE 10 possibly over the summer (mandatory)
AP Human Geography (if i end up taking Health & PE over summer)
Spanish III (usually for juniors)
self studying for AP Environmental Science during school year</p>
<p>tryna study business/econ/marketing in college</p>
<p>^Got out of Gym [doing it senior year], AP Physics was tested into</p>
<p>7-8/10
-Sports Marketing, while it looks good, is not an honors/AP class, so not as strong
-Not counting AP HumanGeo as you haven’t tested out of Gym
-Otherwise strong</p>
<p>AP Physics C (Mech)
AP Biology
AP Chem
APUSH
AP Physics C (E&M)
AP World History
AP English Lang
AP English Lit
AP Spanish Lang
AP Spanish Lit
AP Calc BC
Lunch</p>
<p>HALP guys i think its not competitive enough bcuz i have a wasted period with lunch :’(</p>
<p>Its just that usually people don’t do Intel stuff in school. When he applies to college, they will likely not see Intel research, but free period [Unless his school really has an Intel class…].</p>
<p>English I Honors
Algebra II Honors
Biology Honors
World Cultures Honors
Latin I (No honors offered.)
Dance Studio I / Dance Studio II (Semester each.)
Journalism</p>
<p>^5/6 if junior, 6.5 if sophomore
-Why no AP Computer Science
-Why no AP Physics
-Why is Varsity Football a class? You could do that out of school and take an AP there
Why not Pre-Calc as an honors course?
-Good classes are: AP English, AP Stats</p>
<p>Honors Chem
Honors English
AP World
Algebra 2
Honors spanish 3
Psychology (pre-req for AP psych)</p>
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<p>Junior / Senior:
Get into AP or IB in science, math and other specialties hopefully in every catagory. Continue on the AP or IB Math + Physics + Chem and or Biology. Get good grades >3.6 UGPA</p>
<p>Start on the Practice ACT or SAT now. Learn the timing of the tests, take it a few times to learn how to take the test; thus when you take it your will most likely have very high scores.</p>
<p>Get into volunteering program; personal developement and community involvement go a very long way to show you are a well rounded person. No more “uber techies” we all need to be global in thought and involved in our local communities, sports, and outside activities.</p>
<p>^7.5/10
-Why no Honors Algebra II? Don’t slack! If you do 2+ Honors courses, do all Honors!
-You can really take AP Psych by yourself. According to CC, it is the easiest AP
+AP World, 3 Honors classes
+Spanish 3 [Assuming that Spanish 2 is the norm for sophomores]</p>
<p>Debate II
Advanced Math II (1/2 Sophmore Level 1/2 Junior Level:
Gifted Chemistry
Gifted 10th Grade Literature
AP World History (only one available to me)
Spanish III</p>
<p>Lol, this will’ll be weird [2016’ers unite!]</p>
<p>^8.5
-Why Debate? Are there any honors social studies classes available?
-Advanced Math II sounds like the norm for your grade, so [I know this is so CC…] try to add some higher level of math in there.
+Gifted courses
+/- Is there no honors Spanish?
+AP World</p>
<p>Honors doesn’t exist at my school. Any other course I would have taken (say Drama, or Business Ed, or Computer Apps, would require me to start at Level 1. I’m also joining debate sophomore year, so this is to help me catch up)</p>
<p>I could take “Geography”, but It’d only be elective credit, thus making Debate matter all the same</p>
<p>I was N/A for AP Stat due to an issue when I didn’t go to Public School in Grade 6 (putting me on separate math track)</p>
