<p>Unfortunately, my school doesn’t offer AP classes at all. It does, however, offer dual-enrollment classes, so that’s what I’m taking.</p>
<p>Senior Year [Projected] Schedule:
Calculus III (Sem. 1) and Differential Equations (Sem. 2)
Organic Chem II (Sem. 1) and Human Anatomy and Physiology (Sem. 2)
English III (Sem. 1) and World Literature (Sem. 2)
Physics II (Sem. 1) and Physics III (Sem. 2)
Latin III (Sem. 1) and Latin IV (Sem. 2)
Microbiology I (Sem. 1) and Microbiology II (Sem. 2)
Government and Politics I (Sem. 1) and Government and Politics II (Sem. 2)</p>
<p>AP Physics B
Advanced Choir
AP Psych
AP English 3
APUSH
AP Chemistry
Pre-AP Pre Calc((AP Calc(s) is optional however only for seniors at my school))</p>
<p>I’d give it a 9-ish.
Freshman
AS level marine science
AP environmental science
AS level photography
AS level math (equivalent to pre-calc)
AS level general paper
AS/A level thinking skills I and II
Honors Spanish II
All of the A/AS level courses are college credits
Planning on self studying for AP Calc AB and taking AP Computer Science online over the summer
I am in two varsity sports and have practice after school all year, do various community service activities, in 3 other clubs at school, ranked #1 in freshman class, participate in many local races, etc…</p>
<p>Next year (sophmore), I plan on doing the same sports, would also like to be in math and science olympiads, may be the officer for one of my clubs, and here’s my intended schedule:
AP calc BC
AP English language
Honors Spanish III
AP world history
AS level biology
AP biology
(Study hall or AP psychology or AP sociology)</p>
<p>9.5 for next year
also there is no AP sociology</p>
<p>planned junior year:
AP Chem
AP Physics C
APUSH
AP Computer Science A
AP Lang
AP Spanish Lang
Multivariable Calculus/Differential Equations/Linear Algebra/not really sure yet</p>
<p>might take AP Chem senior year and do AP Gov and AP Comparative instead.</p>
<p>Sophomore:
Honors English 10
Honors French 3
Honors Chemistry
AP World History
Algebra 2
Studio Production</p>
<p>Junior (Planned):
AP English 11 (Language and Composition)
APUSH
Honors Physics
Honors French 4
Pre-Calculus
Honors Band
Computer Science
Cartooning and Animation</p>
<p>-AP micro/macroeconomics
-AP English 11
-AP psychology
-AP biology
-French 4 Honors (only level my school offers above honors is AP, which is only available to seniors)
-AP world history
-AP calculus AB</p>
<p>2, though to be honest, I don’t know all that much. You probably should take more APs, though…</p>
<p>Freshman</p>
<p>Honors English 9
AP Statistics
Honors Geometry
Honors Introduction to Physical Sciences II (I know; it’s a really convoluted name)
French III (no honors at my school… sucks)
US History 2 (see above)</p>
<p>^ If it makes you feel any better, I’d give you a 4-5 ish
Is that considered a hard schedule at your school? I’m taking four APs as a sophomore and the rest are honors.</p>
<p>8/10. Good that your a freshman taking AP Stats!</p>
<p>New Junior Schedule:
-Zero Period: Spanish 3
-AP Physics 1
-AP World History
-College Algebra
-AP English Lang
-AP Environmental Science
-AP US History
-Off Period</p>
<p>It’s no big deal lol. It’s not necessarily hard, it’s just that 1 year of physics, .5 credit writing, .5 credit literature, .5 credit govt, .5 credit econ, 1 year of math, and .5 credit of sex ed/money management are required for juniors, so it’s hard to make room for more than 2 APs, but I have to take spanish as well…</p>
<p>Sophomore year at one of the top public schools in Pennsylvania</p>
<p>Honors Biology
Honors English 10
Honors World History (teacher refused to recommend me for AP Euro even though i had all the requirements and wanted to take it)
French 3 (no Honors)
Geometry/Trig (No Honors)
Algebra 2/Trig (No Honors)
Advanced Health (Elective version of Anatomy and Physiology)
P/E
Architectural Design 1 or Photography 1 (Have not chosen)
Debate(Elective)
We have block schedule and electives last for one quarter.
This is basically as hard as it gets unless you are in AP Euro( only AP for sophies) or you take Honors Chemistry which im not allowed to take because of a math prerequisite. So basicaly the most rigorous I am able to take currently. Merci!</p>