<p>^10 wow</p>
<p>Junior:
AP US History
AP Physics 1
Gifted Precalculus
Gifted Language Arts
Peer Leading
Chorus
Self-study AP Psychology</p>
<p>^6 </p>
<p>Junior:
AP Physics
AP Lit
AP US History
Honors chorus
Honors French
Honors Pre-Calc</p>
<p>^6-7
Senior
Honors wind ensemble
Java
AP physics C
AP world
AP comp sci
Honors English
AP Calc AB </p>
<p>Oh and I’m doing Spanish 3 online, honors if that is an option </p>
<p>9 or 10 definitely 
Currently a freshman:</p>
<p>Honors Geometry (regents)
Biology Regents (our school doesn’t offer honors for this class)
Introduction to Science Research
Honors Spanish
Art 2
English (No honors offered)
Global history (No honors offered)</p>
<p>Sophomore (Our school doesn’t offer AP’s for Sophomores)
English 10 (required)
Creative Writing (It’s a senior class but I’m allowed in)
Honors Chem with SAT II at the end of the school year
Honors Algebra 2/ Trigonometry SAT II at the end of the school year
Honors Spanish FLAX exam
Honors Science Research- three year research program where we work in labs and stuff
Global History 10 (Required)
Physical Education
Accounting (elective)
Introduction to Psychology (elective)</p>
<p>^I’m not going to rate, since I’m currently inebriated off french limeade, but I will tell you that amongst the best students, they eschew “rules”. I wasn’t “allowed” to take college courses as a sophomore, but 6 APs and 4 classes at a local state college later, and I’m suddenly a “junior in college”.</p>
<p>Essentially, what I’m trying to say before I go back to drowning my AP based sins in limeade is that the rules may exist, but if you are the best, simply do whatever needs to be done to be the best.</p>
<p>Like Snoop once said:</p>
<p>I Paid the Cost to be the Bo$$</p>
<p>
I want this to be pronounced bo-dollars-dollars. </p>
<p>^^ @Apollo11 - Glad I didn’t have to be told that when forming my schedule for soph year, they made several exceptions after an innumerable amount of conversations with those recalcitrant counselors.</p>
<p>What did you take sophomore year? </p>
<p>Well here’s a recent update of my schedule for next year:</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Calculus AB
AP Literature
AP Gov/Politics
AP Environmental Science
AP Physics (Probably AB but My teacher said they’re dividing it somehow next year?)
AP Art /Drawing
French 2 Honors (I might take this online next year)</p>
<p>9!</p>
<p>These are hopefully going to be my schedules, but I don’t know for sure how they’ll work out. I may post again soon with an updated schedule.</p>
<p>Junior:
AP English Lang
PreCalc
AP Chemistry
Honors Physics
AP World History
AP Psych / Forensic Science (Each for a semester)
Spanish 4
AP Stats</p>
<p>Senior:
AP English Lit
AP Calc BC
AP Biology
AP Art History
AP European History
AP Spanish Language
Maybe self study AP Physics C or I’ll take AP Environmental</p>
<p>@halcyonheather
Oh my god, that makes the album 10000x better</p>
<p>@apandia
You’re welcome!</p>
<p>As for my sophomore schedule, here it goes:</p>
<p>AP Psychology [Self-Studied]
AP European History
UConn Introduction to Microeconomics
UConn Macroeconomics
Honors English 10
Spanish 3 [No honors available; AP requires you to actually know Spanish]
Pre-AP US History [School makes me do this 1/2 year course and then APUSH next year]
Ancient World History [The other 1/2 year course that I took; didn’t really have a choice, but I did teach part of the class]
Honors Pre-Calc [AP Calc = No bueno, so I didn’t try to skip this one]
AP Human Geography [Great class, enjoyed this a lot]
AP Physics B
UConn General Physics 1
UConn General Physics 2
Honors Eastern and Western Thought</p>
<p>I think that’s it, but IDK.</p>
<p>10^
I’m a sophomore now so my schedule for this year was :
Ap bio
Pre ap Us history
Alg 2 /trig honors
Chem H
Spanish 3H
English 2H
And my one as a junior is going to be
Ap stats
Ap lang
Ap chem
Apush
Physics H
Intro to calc pre Ap
And Spanish 4H</p>
<h2>@Kitsyxoxo: Sophomore is 7/10; junior is 8/10. Both are fairly standard among high-achieving students.</h2>
<p>Here’s my senior year schedule. If it helps, I’m home-schooled.</p>
<ol>
<li><p>Topology - One semester. Taken through MIT OCW. I’ve already finished the traditional math curriculum through multivariable calculus and linear algebra.</p></li>
<li><p>Game Theory with Applications - One semester. Taken through Coursera Stanford and MIT OCW. Focuses on economic applications of game theory.</p></li>
<li><p>Computer Science with Theory - An amalgamation of resources, including MIT OCW, CLRS “Introduction to Algorithms,” Coursera Rice, and Udacity “Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science.” Supplemented with USACO and TopCoder algorithm competitions.</p></li>
<li><p>Calculus-Based Physics - Dual enrollment at a local community college. I’ll also be taking the SAT II Physics and AP Physics C exams.</p></li>
<li><p>WOOT - Course name stands for “Worldwide Online Olympiad Traning.” If that doesn’t help, it’s a full-year USAMO training class on AoPS.</p></li>
<li><p>AP English Language and Composition - Self-taught. Modeled after rigorous AP Lang courses.</p></li>
<li><p>AP Studio Art: 2D Design - Self-taught. Covers theory and application. Mediums include photography and graphic design.</p></li>
<li><p>AP Music Theory - Not sure how I’m going to learn music theory yet, but I’m planning to combine textbooks and online resources in an attempt to mirror a traditional music theory class.</p></li>
<li><p>AP Statistics - One semester. Self-taught. Taken after I complete topology.</p></li>
</ol>
<h2>10. AP Macroeconomics - One semester. Self-taught. Taken after I complete game theory.</h2>
<p>I’m still not sure what resources I am using for the last four classes I have listed, but they should be complete enough to significantly over-prepare me for the AP exams (and portfolio evaluation).</p>
<p>^10
Help me decide what schedule/rate</p>
<p>Senior Year</p>
<p>AP Lit
AP Calc AB
AP Bio
Honors Physics
Double Period Internship at NIH</p>
<p>or</p>
<p>AP Lit
AP Calc AB
Honors Physics
IB Anthropology
Triple Period Internship at NIH</p>
<p>@s3ni0r: It basically comes down to AP Bio or IB Anthropology. Those are quite different classes, so just choose whichever one you like better.</p>
<p>@Apollo11: I’d also like to know how you managed that work load in sophomore year. How many classes were you actually taking per semester?</p>
<p>@Apollo11 - How did you take that many classes?</p>
<p>Lul, @Kitsyxoxo, I wasn’t doing a schedule for this thread, but I realize how my wording seemed like it only now. </p>
<p>Thanks anyway! </p>
<p>Also, for the people, @apandia and @DiscipulusBonus, who wanted to know about my courses, I just did cocaine literally through the nose a lot of work, way less CCing/other procrastination than usual, and simply listened to as many things as I could, always being receptive to hearing anything that I could use to BS my FRQs with could later use in life, which ended up helping me a lot, as a lot of the things that I picked up on affected more than one of my courses. I’d answer more questions later, but I have ~4 APs to take in the next week or so, and have to finish my finals for a class right now.</p>
<p>Current (Freshman):
AP Computer Science A
AP Human Geography
Pre-IB English I
Pre-IB US History
Pre-IB Algebra II
Pre-IB Biology
Pre-IB Spanish II</p>
<p>Next (Sophmore):
Physics I Honors
Anatomy and Physiology Honors
Earth-Space Science Honors
AP <xyz>
AP Statistics
Pre-IB English II
Pre-IB World History
Pre-IB Pre-Calculus
Pre-IB Chemistry
Pre-IB Spanish II</xyz></p>
<p>Please help suggest something for <xyz>, I’m thinking about:
AP Environmental Science
AP Microeconomics
AP Macroeconomics</xyz></p>
<p>I’m trying to show my passion for science, so I’m veering away from Micro/Macro so that I don’t look like I’m a AP collector, but I also don’t want to overload myself with Enviro as it is a full year course whereas Micro/Macro are half year courses.</p>
<p>10/10</p>
<p>I’d offer some sort of criticisms of the sophomore honors level courses for the sciences, but really, just throw in AP Physics 1 or AP Bio and its a schedule that I couldn’t find a fault in. Obviously it’s a strong schedule, it’s just that AP Sciences are advised over honors ones since they are essentially the same difficulty, but are better for college.</p>
<p>My school doesn’t offer any other AP sciences other than AP Bio and AP Enviro (Yup, not a single AP Physics). Should I take AP Bio? It’s pretty difficult and I believe I would be the only sophmore to ever take it at my school, which would kind of be awkward :P. I do have the option of just leaving out the sciences and taking AP Macro + AP Micro + AP Enviro, but I’m sure I would do horribly on the AP Exams :/. Also, I really don’t want to give the impression of someone who just wants to collect AP’s, my school has a bad history of AP collectors; we’ve had people who went to USAMO, people who won the National Geography Bee, etc. and none of them went to Ivy’s because of the fact that our school basically pushes you to do as many AP’s as possible.</p>