<p>@london2va 8/10</p>
<p>Senior Year Schedule</p>
<p>AP US Government
AP Statistics
AP Macro and Microeconomics
AP English Literature
AP Biology
AP Psychology
Wind Ensemble (Highest)
Multivariable Calculus/Differential Equations</p>
<ul>
<li>Self-studying Physics C – Mechanics and E&M</li>
</ul>
<p>@djgvolt: 9.5/10. Self-studying Physics C may be a bad idea if you don’t already have physics experience, but the rest of your courses are stellar. Multivariable calculus is really fun. :)</p>
<p>I posted my schedule earlier, but I recently changed AP Music Theory to AP Environmental Science.</p>
<p>Senior year:
-Topology (one semester; already completed MVC and linear algebra)
-Game Theory with Applications (one semester; focus on economics)
-Calculus-based Physics (dual enrollment w/ AP Physics C and SAT II Physics exams)
-Computer Science with Theory (post-APCS)
-AP Studio Art: 2D Design
-AP Environmental Science
-AP English Language and Composition (already taken AP Lit)
-AP Macroeconomics (one semester)
-AP Statistics (one semester w/ Coursera’s “Data Science” specialization)
-WOOT (<a href=“http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/School/woot.php”>http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/School/woot.php</a>)</p>
<p>Rate for Junior Year schedule?</p>
<p>AP BC Calculus (Track to Math HL)
IB HL Physics 1 (I want to take AP Physics, but then I won’t be able to HL Physics T.T )
IB HL English 1
IB Spanish 5
IB Music 1
IB History 1
TOK</p>
<p>Rate for Junior Year schedule?</p>
<p>AP BC Calculus (Track to Math HL)
IB HL Physics 1 (I want to take AP Physics, but then I won’t be able to HL Physics T.T )
IB HL English 1
IB Spanish 5
IB Music 1
IB History 1
TOK</p>
<p>Haha yeah, I took Physics B this year, and Honors Physics the year before, so I have a base of Physics going in;.
But really looking forward to MVC!</p>
<p>@ivybound24 I don’t really know enough about IB, but I’d say 9/10.</p>
<p>Junior:
AP calc bc
AP physics 1
AP English… Not sure which because my school never uses official names
APUSH
French 3 honors
And the hardest of all…religion 3</p>
<p>9.5/10, sounds like a busy year.
Junior schedule:
Academic Decathlon (zero period)
IB English 1
IB History of the Americas 1
IB Computer Science 1
IB Environmental Science
IB Math Studies 1
Pre-AP Japanese 3
IB Creativity, Action, Service
SAT-prep (one semester)
IB Theory of Knowledge (one semester)</p>
<p>@oonawong238: I don’t know much about IB, but I’ll give you a 9/10. Sounds pretty rigorous but II don’t really know what “IB Math Studies 1” or “IB Creativity” means.</p>
<p>I’m re-posting since people keep neglecting to rate my schedule. :/</p>
<p>Senior schedule:
-AP Studio Art: 2D Design
-AP Environmental Science
-AP English Language and Composition
-Calculus-Based Physics
-Computer Science with Theory
-WOOT
-Topology (one semester)
-AP Statistics (one semester)
-Game Theory (one semester)
-AP Macroeconomics (one semester)</p>
<p>9/10 These seem like a good way to “relax” yourself during senior year while still remaining rigorous. I like how your school actually offers such courses such as topology and game theory (mine would never even think of that kind of thing).</p>
<p>Am I on the right track for junior year?</p>
<p>*Calculus II/III (dual enrollment at community college)
*IB German I (basically German V here, and I’m not sure whether the IB German at my school is SL or HL)
*IB Physics SL (one year course, and IB Physics HL is not offered here)
*IB Psychology I or AP Chem (not sure which one I’ll get because I signed up for AP Chem only as an alternate but now I’m hoping I get that instead, especially considering I’m probably going to take the AP Psychology test next year no matter what (I have a little bit of experience in psychology from a one semester introductory course this year plus self study I’ll do next year))
*Concert Orchestra (I’m a first chair cellist)
*IB Theory of Knowledge (I’m not sure whether this will be second-semester-junior-year-first-semester-senior-year or a whole year this year)
*IB English HL I</p>
<p>It’s kind of a mix between IB and AP, because I’m not doing the full diploma (I didn’t want to compromise math with IB and a terrible IB Math teacher at my school). I’m sorry for the uncertainty in my schedule because we don’t receive ours until August (registration was in February). I did also sign up for a few alternates, and I’d probably like those rated as well because I might have those courses instead:</p>
<p>*AP US Government
*Honors Economics (one semester)</p>
<p>@lanflan I just really love Art History for some reason even though I plan on being a Doctor! (lol)</p>
<p>And Ooops I forgot that I’ll be taking a Latin 2/3 Split next year wish me luck!</p>
<p>9.0/10 ^^</p>
<p>@niletheriver: 9/10. I really don’t have many suggestions since you have already registered, though. Economics would have been a nice addition since the AP course is supposedly rather easy.</p>
<p>Also, I’m homeschooled, so I’m taking topology from MIT OCW. I had already finished MVC and linear algebra, and topology sounded like a lot more fun than differential equations. Game theory is a mix of online resources, including Coursera MOOCs and MIT OCW’s Economic Applications of Game Theory class.</p>
<p>Junior:</p>
<p>AP English Lang/Comp
AP US History
AP Biology
Honors Physics
Honors Spanish 1
Honors Band
PreCalculus
AP Computer Science (online)</p>
<p>Senior (Projected):
AP English Lit
AP US Government
AP Physics C
AP Statistics
AP Calculus (not sure about AB or BC yet)
Honors Spanish 2
Honors Band
AP Environmental Science (online)</p>
<p>@bardinators Junior: 7/10 Senior:9/10 Nice amount of AP’s, but why did you just start Spanish in the 11th grade?
also would you consider PreCalculus Honors? It would help with Calculus and Math 2 SAT Subject test if you decide to take it.
Junior Schedule:
AP English Lit+AP English Lang combination
AP Calculus BC
AP Chemistry
AP Art History
AP Microeconomics/AP Macroeconomics OR AP Government and Politics + AP Comparative Government
Spanish IV Language Honors
<em>I may also do honors Jazz band during period 0 for guitar but I like keeping music seperated from school.
*</em>Also should I choose to do Micro/Macro or GovPol/Comp Gov?</p>
<p>10/10</p>
<p>There really aren’t any flaws in this schedule; just remember that the threshold at which colleges will really care has been exceeded, so it is more important to make sure that the remaining classes are classes that you know well and enjoy.</p>
<p>Also, I did Micro/Macro and liked it a lot, but US/Comp Gov is also really exciting. The key difference between the two is that one will also have judicial aspects of government across many governments while the other is more focused on legislative policy and how it affects everyone in a society.</p>
<p>Rate my junior year schedule please</p>
<p>AP Lang and Comp
AP Physics A
AP Calculus BC
AP Gov
AP U.S. History
Spanish 4 Honors</p>
<p>7/10 (Because there are only 6 classes, but there’s probably nothing you can do about that.)</p>
<p>Junior</p>
<p>AP Lang
APUSH
Honors Precalc
AP Spanish Lang
AP Euro*
AP Stat*
AP Bio</p>
<p>*I’m not really sure if I should replace Stat/Euro with Chem? Would that make my schedule look that much more rigourous to do both Bio and Chem? Stat has more to do with my potential major/research and our chem teacher is pretty crappy, but I’m also hoping for a rec letter from the teacher.</p>
<p>It probably would make your course load more rigorous. Would you just be replacing one of those or both? If both, then maybe not, you can just take chem senior year and have more APs, but if it’s just one then I would go for Stat & Chem, skip Euro (super long AP exam). It’ll be fine either way, though. Very rigorous.</p>
<p>Senior Schedule
-AP Chem*
-AP Lit
-AP Cal BC
-AP Econ/Gov
-Physics PreAP (or honors, it’s the same thing)
-Band
-Newspaper</p>
<p>I’m not dropping band and newspaper, don’t even bother asking. I’m not sure if I should take AP Chem or AP stats. The chem teacher sucks a little bit and the stats teacher is awesome and I want to take the class. However, going into EnviSci in college, I feel like chem would be a better choice. </p>
<p>^AP Physics 1 will cover the same things as “Pre-AP Physics”, so why not take AP Physics 1?</p>
<p>We just have AP Physics, no stratification. PreAP, despite the name, is absurdly difficult. Even top kids fail tests which is exactly why I didn’t take it this year.</p>