<p>8.5/10
EDIT: wait if it only has 5 APs, then 10/10 woohoo</p>
<p>Senior:</p>
<p>AP Physics C
AP Stats
AP Lit
AP Gov
AP Spanish Lang
Ceramics
AP Psych (self-study)</p>
<p>^9.8/10 :)</p>
<p>Junior:</p>
<p>AP English 3
AP US History
Chinese 3
Precalc
AP Environmental Sci
AP European History</p>
<p>9.75/10</p>
<p>Sophomore: current
AP US
Honors English
Algebra 2 (honors not offered)
Online computer science (took AP freshman year)
Spanish 3 (honors not offered)
Bible (required)
Decided not to take science to focus on comp sci+ APUSH</p>
<p>Junior year:
AP English (lit)
Gov and econ (will take AP govt exam)
Honors chemistry (AP?)
Spanish (haven’t decided specifics)
Bible (required)
Pre-calc (honors not offered)
Online computer science (next level)</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Calc
AP Spanish
Bible
Honors physics (AP?)
AP English (lang)
Computer science at college (PSEO)
Psychology (AP)
History (undecided, AP Euro?)</p>
<p>Where are people getting these ridiculous decimals from?
Without providing feedback, your ratings are useless. </p>
<p>@warriorpg3 7/10, 7/10, 9/10. I get that your school doesn’t offer honors for every class, and it seems like you’re taking the hardest classes you can. :)</p>
<p>Junior year:
AP English III (Lang. + Comp.)
AP Environmental Science
AP US History
Honors PreCalculus
Honors Wind Ensemble
Personal Finance/ACT Prep (required semester classes)</p>
<p>To whomever rates mine, please explain why you gave the rating. Otherwise the rating is kind of pointless :P</p>
<p>@TotallyTrudy the first four classes that you listed are very good…the last two should be easy correct? I would rate that a 7/10</p>
<p>AP English Lang and Comp
AP Physics 1
AP US History
AP Calculus BC
AP US Government
Honors Spanish 4</p>
<p>@151Andrew151 9-10/10 (Spot on , colleges will be impressed with cal bc)</p>
<p>Current
AP Computer Science
H ALG 2
H WH
H Eng 2
H chem
H Anatomy and physiology</p>
<p>Junior:
AP Chem
AP Physics
AP USH
H Pre-cal
H Computer science 2
English 3 (honors not offered, and didn’t want to take AP) (i DON’T HAVE THE PATIENCE)</p>
<p>@elefish92 I wouldn’t worry too much about Calculus unless you’re planning to go to a school with a low acceptance. Personally what I would do in your situation is take both maths, but if you really love Cross Country and Track and Field, you should take it.9/10 for schedule. I think it’s awesome that you’ll be taking AP Spanish.</p>
<p>Junior (Projected, need to double-check with Guidance Counselor)
- AP Calculus AB
- AP United States History
- AP Language and Composition
- AP Chemistry
- AP Computer Science
- Honors Spanish 3
- Honors Experimental Science <em>OR</em> DE Networking 1 & 2</p>
<p>The reason that Experimental Science is a maybe is because the school originally didn’t put the course on the sign-up sheet, and just told teachers to publicly tell students to write it in if they wanted to. But of course, no one really knew about the course, so there were not enough people signed up to take it. Me and a couple of my other friends talked to the principal and the sponsor for the Experimental Science Club, and what’s probably going to happen is that he’ll teach the course during his planning period if we have enough people sign up.</p>
<p>@rondo23 8/10. Good schedule!</p>
<p>Freshman -
H Algebra 2 w/ trig
AP Human Geo
H English 2
H Chem
H Japanese 3
H Ceramics
PE 1
Sophomore -
H English 3
H Precalc
AP Physics
HUSH or APUSH?
H. Japanese 4
PE 2
Study Period</p>
<p>@Avacvrs
9/10 nice Japanese class. I don’t understand why you are taking english 2 though.
Mine now(11)
Web tech(thought it would be fun but it’s killing my gpa as it’s unweighted)
Newspaper 2
APUSH
AP Lang
AP Chem
AP Spanish iv
Honors Pre-Cal(I took Algebra 7th grade but moved and got held back)
Honors physics
Next year(12)
AP Lit
BC Calc
AP Physics C
AP Bio
AP Stat
AP Macro.5
Newspaper 3
PAP World Geo(lol required)
Self study for AP Gov and CS
My new high school is hella easy.(3rd one haha)</p>
<p>@DogShelter 9.7/10 </p>
<p>Really good! Good amount of APs. Obviously, don’t worry about the whole “taking an unweighted class.” As long as it interests you, that’s what matters! </p>
<p>Junior (Current):</p>
<p>AP Calculus BC
AP Government
Physics I
Advanced Biology
English 11 Enhanced (we don’t have honors apparently…)
Jazz Band
Madrigal Singers
Percussion Ensemble
Self-studied AP Microeconomics</p>
<p>Senior Year:</p>
<p>AP English Lit
AP Physics 2
AP Stats
AP Chem or AP Bio (haven’t decided yet)
AP Spanish Lang
Madrigal Singers
Percussion Ensemble
Astronomy/Speech (speech is required…)</p>
<p>Haven’t decided between AP Chem or AP Bio. Chem interests me more, but the teacher is absolutely awful, and I don’t want it to kill my GPA. I’m mad though, because next year they’ll be starting AP English Lang for juniors; I missed it by one year, and definitely would have taken it. Oh well…</p>
<p>@rkepp12 9/10</p>
<p>You seem really loaded on music. But, if that’s your passion go ahead. Your junior schedule is middling, but your senior schedule is amazing. I took AP Bio sophomore year. Very little content knowledge required on the exam. Mostly just general science knowledge. I took AP Chem this year (junior). Tons of prior knowledge required; but highly doable. Chem had way, way more math than bio. </p>
<p>8th grade:
Algebra 1 H
Biology 1 H</p>
<p>Freshmen:
English 9 H
Geometry H
Chemistry 1
AP World History
Spanish 1
Intro to engineering
PE</p>
<p>Sophomore:
English 10 H
Algebra 2 H
AP Biology
AP Us History
Spanish 2
Physics
Principles of engineering</p>
<p>Junior (current):
Spanish 3
School newspaper/yearbook
AP Chemistry
Precalculus
AP English Lit.
Civil engineering
Health</p>
<p>Senior (2014-2015):
AP Calculus AB
Speech*
Economics*
School newspaper/yearbook (I’ll be yearbook editor-in-chief)
AP English Lang.
AP US Gov.
Art</p>
<p>*My school is starting a new program next year where a group of seniors will be bussed to a local university to take one class every semester on campus for full college credit. That’ll be interesting. </p>
<p>By the time I finish high school, I’ll have taken 8 AP classes (US History, World History, Biology, Chemistry, both Englishes, Calculus AB, US Gov). I remember reading some of the CC threads when I was a freshmen and thinking how some of the people who posted were nuts for taking so many AP classes. But now I’m one of them. Lol.</p>
<p>I’ll have about 23 community college credits (9 of those are basically non transferable, 3 are worthless because it’s a basic math class, just 11 are valuable because those are Chem and English credits) and 19 “big” college credits through a bunch of dual credit classes (I think all of them will be valuable) when I’m done with senior year. </p>
<p>@IsometricKiwi I don’t understand IB and I won’t respond to it.
Lol jk but I really don’t know anything about your classes. However based on the hellish IB workload some of my friends have to endure, and the fact that you’re taking 8 classes, I’ll give you a 9/10.</p>
<p>@demorrin I talked to my friend who went from 2 to 5 AP’s senior year, same ones as mine (except stats). The lit, spanish, and econ teachers are really chill, stats is just an easy AP in general, and calc BC is somewhat of a rehash of AB. I feel a lot better now. The only one I’m worried about is physics c. </p>
<p>9/10. You have/have had a very rigorous course load all throughout your HS career. I really wish my school let freshmen/sophomores take APs! </p>
<p>Here’s my schedule for this year and the tentative one for my senior year:</p>
<p>Junior:
Community College classes (27 credits total):
College Chemistry I-II
College Composition I-II
Technical Writing
Elementary Statistics
Advanced Math Analysis
HS Classes:
APUSH
AP Statistics
AP Psychology</p>
<p>Senior:
Community College classes (idk how many credits, but probably 25-30):
College Anatomy/ Microbiology
DE English (basically AP lit)
Independent Study
Calculus I/ Intro. to Linear Algebra
HS Classes:
AP Biology
Advanced Biology Lab
AP US Government
Technical Drawing/ Design</p>
<p>By the time I graduate HS (assuming I get at least a 3 on all my AP exams), I’ll be beyond the credit requirement, but I will be 1 class short of the requirements for an associate’s degree from my local CC. This class is a PE class that I’d have to pay for myself and my mother can’t really afford to do it at the moment.</p>
<p>10! You are taking a ton of really great classes :)</p>
<p>next year (junior):
AP Physics
AP US History
AP Literature and Composition
Honors Pre-Calc
Honors Spanish 4
Journalism
PE: Leader</p>
<p>Not bad, 8/10.</p>
<p>I just started actually taking school seriously in my Sophomore year. I managed to turn my 2.7 gpa into a… 3.0 gpa in my sophomore year.</p>
<p>Eh, what can I say. I’m not the brightest.</p>
<p>Sophmore
World History 2
English 10
Chorus
Geometry
Chemistry
PE
Latin 2</p>
<p>Junior
AP US/VA History
English 11 Honors
Computer Science
Physics
Latin 3
Algebra II
Economics</p>
<p>Again, I’m not the brightest.</p>
<p>5/10. Props for taking APUSH, but what about some other Honors courses besides that and English?</p>
<p>Junior (just finished this year):
AP Psychology
Anatomy and Physiology Honors
Spanish 4 Honors
AP Geography
AP Physics
AP Literature
AP Stats
AP Economics
Open hour / lab internship (honors)
[Surprisingly, I did not die this year and got a full seven hours of sleep most nights!]</p>
<p>Senior (next year):
AP Language
AP Government
AP Environmental Sciences (maybe, but our teacher sucks) OR AP Spanish
AP Calculus BC
AP Computer Sciences
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
Open hour / lab internship (honors)
Drama Honors
Health Honors (n00b class)
!!! TA hour !!!</p>
<p>10/10 </p>
<p>Freshman/Sophomore Year - IGCSE (British Curriculum) </p>
<p>Economics
Maths
Additional Maths
Biology
Chemistry
French
Art
ICT
English Language</p>
<p>Junior/Senior Year - IB Diploma</p>
<p>HL Biology
HL Chemistry
HL Psychology
SL Maths
SL English
SL Spanish
+TOK/EE</p>
<p>Junior Year. </p>
<p>AP US History
AP Spanish
AP English Lang
AP Art History (independent studies)
Anatomy & Physiology
Algebra 2 w/ Trig
P.E. (Required)
Honors Chemistry </p>
<p>SAT Prep Tutoring</p>
<p>EC Activities.
Key Club President
Speech and Debate Captain
LINK Crew Commissioner
National Honor Society </p>