<p>8.7/10 AP Psychology is very easy, as is AP Enviro. Also, are you in your senior year right now, or is this projected? If it is the latter, then do you realize that the AB and BC exams can’t be taken in the same year?</p>
<p>Freshman Year (Last Year):
AP Human Geography
AP Environmental Science
Journalism 1
Intro to Business Technology
English Honors
Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>Sophomore Year (Current)
Chemistry Honors
Precalc Honors
English Honors
Newspaper Honors
AP World
AP Psychology
Spanish 1 (online)</p>
<p>Junior Year (Next Year)
AP Chem
AP Physics 1
AP United States History
AP Calc BC
AP Lang
Spanish 2 (online)
AP Macro (1 Semester)
AP US Gov (1 Semester)</p>
<p>Summer before senior year:
AP Micro</p>
<p>Senior Year (Two years away)
AP Physics 2
AP Biology
AP Stat
AP Lit
AP Computer Science (online)
AP Art History or Dual Enrollment Calc 3 (undecided yet)</p>
<p>@observeraffect I’m a sophomore now. I have to take AP Psychology because I need 4 social studies credit, and I don’t see any other social studies AP’s that I’d be interested in. I also I have to take APES because our school requires an earth science. If I took earth science over the summer, I would replace APES with AP Chemistry. I know the AB and BC exams can’t be taken in the same year, our school makes us take both classes. We just take the BC exam for the AB subscore. Junior 9.5/10 Senior 9.7/10.</p>
<p>@Adnauseam2015 What year is this?
If it is
Freshman 9/10
Sophomore 8/10
Junior 6/10
Senior - 5/10</p>
<p>It could use a lot more AP or Honors classes if it is one of the later grades.</p>
<p>Freshman Year (Last Year):
AP Human Geography
AP Environmental Science
Journalism 1
Intro to Business Technology
English Honors
Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>Sophomore Year (Current)
Chemistry Honors
Precalc Honors
English Honors
Newspaper Honors
AP World
AP Psychology
Spanish 1 (online)</p>
<p>Junior Year (Next Year)
AP Chem
AP Physics 1
AP United States History
AP Calc BC
AP Lang
Spanish 2 (online)
AP Macro (1 Semester)
AP US Gov (1 Semester)</p>
<p>Summer before senior year:
AP Micro</p>
<p>Senior Year (Two years away)
AP Physics 2
AP Biology
AP Stat
AP Lit
AP Computer Science (online)
AP Art History or Dual Enrollment Calc 3 (undecided yet)</p>
<p>Junior Year
PreCalculus Honors
English 11 Honors
AP US History
AP Environmental Science
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
AP Statistics
AP Human Geography
AP Comparative Govt (self study)
AP Euro History (possible self study)</p>
<p>9.3/10 Freshmen tend to take HUG, but the rest is amazing, especially if you do well on the self studies. </p>
<p>Freshman Year (Last Year):
AP Human Geography
AP Environmental Science
Journalism 1
Intro to Business Technology
English Honors
Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>Sophomore Year (Current)
Chemistry Honors
Precalc Honors
English Honors
Newspaper Honors
AP World
AP Psychology
Spanish 1 (online)</p>
<p>Junior Year (Next Year)
AP Chem
AP Physics 1
AP United States History
AP Calc BC
AP Lang
Spanish 2 (online)
AP Macro (1 Semester)
AP US Gov (1 Semester)</p>
<p>Summer before senior year:
AP Micro</p>
<p>Senior Year (Two years away)
AP Physics 2
AP Biology
AP Stat
AP Lit
AP Computer Science (online)
AP Art History or Dual Enrollment Calc 3 (undecided yet)</p>
<p>4 APs imo is sufficient, but you could replace one of those classes with an honors class </p>
<p>Just posting my sophomore schedule again for more input.</p>
<p>6 periods in a school day.</p>
<p>Last summer:</p>
<p>Personal Fitness (required)
Health (required)</p>
<p>Freshman (current)</p>
<p>Geometry H
AP Gov
Chinese 2H
Bio H
Lit H
Intro to Engineering (only non-honors/AP class)</p>
<p>Sophomore</p>
<p>Pre-Calc H
AP World History
Chinese 4H (Most students who learn Chinese take Chinese 3 or 3H in sophomore year)
Chem H
Pre-AP Lit (Lit H)
AP Compsci (available to the advanced math students i.e. only if you have finished geometry)</p>
<p>Freshman G/t weighed same as AP
Calc BC AP
PE/health(required)
G/t English 9
G/t or AP Bio Depending on guidance.
Chinese 3h.
Comp SCI 1- G/T
USH G/t</p>
<p>WOW! if you can handle all of those APs that is an amazing and most likely stressful schedule. so 10/10 for sure. the only thing is to make sure you enjoy high school because it can suck if you are studying all day long. Do you not have to take Calc AB at your school? </p>
<p>@elefish92 8/10. Are you able to replace Forensic Science with an AP? You would then be 9/10. To be 10/10 imo you would have to take an AP math too. I’m assuming you can’t jump to Calc though? You have to take Precalc next year?</p>
<p>Sophomore (current):
AP Computer Science
English Honors (No AP available)
Chemistry Honors (No AP available)
Precalculus (I can’t qualify for the honors track, which is simply being on the track since middle school.)
Chinese 3 (No honors available)
School Newspaper (Leadership position)</p>
<p>Junior (next year):
AP English
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus
Honors US History
School Newspaper
Speech and Debate </p>
<p>I am dedicated to both newspaper and speech for ECs so I’m taking them as classes. (A future 4 year member with leadership positions in these clubs.) I think my weak point is taking Honors US History when AP US History is available. I’m not a history person and may be overwhelmed by the reading (a lot of reading for AP English too) so I may risk a B in AP US History. Additionally, there is no guarantee that I can get an A in all my other classes. I am actually also risking a B in AP Chemistry next year because the teacher is very hard. I like chemistry though and want to take the chem subject test. My current GPA is 4.0 (uw) as a sophomore. I want to apply to competitive schools with average high school GPAs of 3.8 to 4.0 (uw). </p>
<p>Objectively comparing my schedule to my peers from the same school, I must say I have a pretty average looking schedule. Everyone’s schedule pretty much looks the same at my school. 1-2 APs sophomore year, 3-4 APs junior year. My school offers a lot of APs though. I could potentially take 7 APs as a junior at my school, but risk my GPA… a lot. </p>
<p>Thoughts? I would appreciate feedback on the HUSH/APUSH because scheduling for next year isn’t finalized yet.</p>
<p>Freshman Year (Last Year):
AP Human Geography
AP Environmental Science
Journalism 1
Intro to Business Technology
English Honors
Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>Sophomore Year (Current)
Chemistry Honors
Precalc Honors
English Honors
Newspaper Honors
AP World
AP Psychology
Spanish 1 (online)</p>
<p>Junior Year (Next Year)
AP Chem
AP Physics 1
AP United States History
AP Calc BC
AP Lang
Spanish 2 (online)
AP Macro (1 Semester)
AP US Gov (1 Semester)</p>
<p>Summer before senior year:
AP Micro</p>
<p>Senior Year (Two years away)
AP Physics 2
AP Biology
AP Stat
AP Lit
AP Computer Science (online)
AP Art History or Dual Enrollment Calc 3 (undecided yet)</p>
<p>8/10 pretty solid. If you are worried about AP Chem next year I suggest studying ahead over the summer.</p>
<p>Sophomore (6 periods in a day)</p>
<p>Pre-Calc H
AP World History
Chinese 4H (Most students who learn Chinese take Chinese 3 or 3H in sophomore year)
Chem H
Pre-AP Lit (Lit H)
AP Compsci (available to the advanced math students i.e. only if you have finished geometry)</p>
<p>This year (9th) schedule
PE
AP Human Geography
Chemistry
Pre-AP English
Algebra 2+(The + means it has some precalculus too)
Spanish 1</p>
<p>Next year(10th) schedule
PE
AP World History
Pre-AP Biology
AP English Language
Accelerated Pre calc first semester/AP Calculus AB second semester
Spanish 2
Flag </p>
<p>Freshman Year (Last Year):
AP Human Geography
AP Environmental Science
Journalism 1
Intro to Business Technology
English Honors
Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>Sophomore Year (Current)
Chemistry Honors
Precalc Honors
English Honors
Newspaper Honors
AP World
AP Psychology
Spanish 1 (online)</p>
<p>Junior Year (Next Year)
AP Chem
AP Physics 1
AP United States History
AP Calc BC
AP Lang
Spanish 2 (online)
AP Macro (1 Semester)
AP US Gov (1 Semester)</p>
<p>Summer before senior year:
AP Micro</p>
<p>Senior Year (Two years away)
AP Physics 2
AP Biology
AP Stat
AP Lit
AP Computer Science (online)
AP Art History or Dual Enrollment Calc 3 (undecided yet)</p>
<p>@goodone As much as I want to - I don’t want to overload Junior year, it is the most crucial year in terms of college admissions and I don’t want to risk anything. </p>
<p>Senior (rough):</p>
<p>AP Calculus AB*
AP English Literature
AP Spanish Literature
AP Statistics
AP United States Government / AP Macroeconomics
Physics Honors</p>