<p>9 for both years</p>
<p>Junior:
English 3
APUSH
Chemistry
Algebra II
AP Psychology
AP Euro
AP Comp Politics (Self Study)</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Human Geo
AP US Gov & Politics
AP Economics
Forensics
English IV
Sociology/Hist Genocides
Pre-Calc</p>
<p>Can’t decide on Economics, Yes it would be both of them?</p>
<p>@PlzRito The most classes we can take a day at my school is 5
For Junior, AP Chem, AP Lit, and AP Spanish are all year courses. I’d take AP Physics C: Mechanics and Calc III in the fall semester and then take AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism, PDE, and Intro to Higher Mathematics in the spring.
Senior year, APUSH would be all year, Real Analysis 1, some English class, Electromagnetic theory and Linear Algebra would be in the fall while Real Analysis 2, Complex Analysis, and University Physics III would be in the spring.
I would need one more class for spring semester senior year, so I’m hoping to double up on physics, although the university I’m dual enrolling at has “University Physics III” as a prereq for most upper level classes, and it’s only offered in the spring (I’d be getting credit for I and II via AP Physics C)
Linear Algebra and Complex Analysis could possibly switch semesters senior year depending on availability… </p>
<p>I’m a rising freshman so this is my schedule </p>
<p>Honors English 9
Spanish 1
Algebra 2
Physics
Principles of biomedical engineering
PE or a sport</p>
<p>Freshman schedule
Honors English
Honors Geometry
Honors Bio cellular and ecological
Honors Spanish 2
Honors World Civ
Cinematography 2+3 (excused from mandatory intro class)
Study hall (mandatory)
Phys ed (mandatory)</p>
<p>9/10, it’s not a very difficult schedule but there’s not a lot you can do Freshman year unless they allow you to take AP Human Geo or something.</p>
<p>Upcoming Junior Year
AP US History
AP Spanish Language
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus AB
Honors English III
Water Polo/ Swim Team (First/Second Semester)</p>
<p>5/5 </p>
<p>My Senior Year:
AP Euro
APES
AP Calc BC
AP GOV / AP Econ
AP Comp/ Classic Lit
AP Chem
BI </p>
<p>I’ll repost my schedule since no one rated me </p>
<p>Honors English 9
Spanish 1
Algebra 2
Physics
Principles of biomedical sciences
P. E or a sport</p>
<p>I also plan on doing robotics and choir or advanced strings</p>
<p>9/10, It’s not like a freakishly impossible schedule but you can’t really do much better as a freshman. I guess I’ll repost mine again.</p>
<p>Upcoming Junior Year
AP US History
AP Spanish Language
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus AB
Honors English III
Water Polo/ Swim Team (First/Second Semester)</p>
<p>8.5/10. If you have the option to take AP Language and Composition I’d do that instead. Also, I only notice six classes. It would seem more rigorous if you were to take a seventh credit. Everything else looks great!</p>
<p>I’ve done this already but I’m more sure of my schedule now.
My junior year schedule for next year (a mix of IB and AP):
First semester:
AP Chemistry
Economics (graduation requirement)
IB English HL I
Calculus II (dual enrollment at local community college)
Concert Orchestra (I’m a cellist)
IB German (HL?) I
IB Physics SL (one year at my school, and only SL)
Second semester:
IB Theory of Knowledge (zero hour, also first semester senior year)
A free period second hour (I can only take seven credits)
Calculus III (same dual enrollment, same community college, same period)
Everything else is the same
I’m also planning on self-studying AP Psychology this year</p>
<p>Planned senior year schedule:
First semester:
Theory of Knowledge (from the previous year)
Racket Sports (P.E. is a graduation requirement)
IB German II
Linear Algebra (or whatever is available at the community college)
Concert Orchestra
IB English HL II
Second semester:
Civics (graduation requirement)
Astronomy
Some other math course at community college (maybe Differential Equations)
Everything else is the same
I’m really not sure what to take other than that for senior seeing as how I currently would have a free period all year otherwise. I’ll probably self-study AP US Government after Civics, though. I already have a college government textbook on my hands for that. Should I end up taking an independent study of IB Physics HL?</p>
<p>Sorry if I might have had a little distraction. I can post my completed freshman and sophomore year schedules if anyone wants me to.</p>
<p>9/10
I’ve heard AP Physics was challenging with a teacher, I’m not sure about IB…</p>
<p>Junior year:
Ad World Civ (At my school we take can college courses that aren’t AP)
AP Computer Science (not sure about this)
Multivariable Calculus (Calc III) 1st semester
Differential Equations 2nd semester
AP Physics
Spanish 3A
Orch A
Physical Education (required…sigh)
English 11A</p>
<p>My junior year schedule:
Differential Equations w/ Complex Analysis
AP Physics C: (both of them)
AP Computer Science
Honors Global Studies
Honors Wind Ensemble
Academic English III
Gym</p>
<p>8/10 Good schedule mate.
Going into Senior year:
AP Statistics
AP Literature
AP Calculus AB
IB Physics HL II
Honors World History ( just need first semester) / Health
Advance Orchestra </p>
<p>Hai guyz</p>
<p>Here’s my senior/junior/sophomore/freshman schedule</p>
<p>PhD in (dumb field here)</p>
<p>Please give your based response featuring an anecdote in which you did 8x that while sleeping and laughing at me for being 2 years old without a PhD already.</p>
<p>Also, I really look forward to all the arbitrary ranking, especially with no actual criticism to explain any sort of drop in points.</p>
<p>/rant</p>
<p>9/10 - I think that looks pretty hard, although I’m not quite familiar with the IB program, sorry!</p>
<p>Slightly curious about what kind of responses I’ll get, even though I just graduated. :P</p>
<p>Senior year:
AP Psychology
AP Chemistry
AP English Literature/Composition
AP Comparative Government
AP French
AP Physics C
Orchestra</p>
<p>I’d say that’s pretty close to ten. That’s definitely challenging yourself even in senior year, and with two AP sciences! How well did you do? </p>
<p>Junior year (expected):
AP Calc BC
AP Chem
AP Comp Sci
AP Lang
Chem 2 H (stupid class that goes before AP Chem)
USH H (either you could take one semester of honors or two semesters, 1st being honors and 2nd being AP, which in my opinion is stupid)
Chamber Music H
Advanced Topics H (course offered after AP Music Theory)
Youth Orchestra H</p>
<p>8/10. Challenging, clearly, but the Music should be fun.</p>
<p>Sophomore Year</p>
<p>AP Calc BC
AP Biology
APUSH
English II
AP Spanish IV
AP Physics C</p>
<p>@mrnephew 8/10…You must be really good in math, and you’re taking APUSH and Calc BC, and Physics C as a sophomore, WOW…</p>
<p>Junior Year (Projected):</p>
<p>AP English Language and Composition
AP French Language and Culture
Honors Spanish IV
AP United States History
AP Calculus AB
AP Art History
AP Chemistry
AP Physics 1</p>
<p>@TengoQueSaber 10/10 7 AP’s is crazy lol! Are you sure you can handle all of that work and be able to devote time to ECs? </p>
<p>Senior Year (Subject to Change):
AP Chemistry
AP Comp Sci
Either Fundamentals of Calculus or AP Calculus AB
H Physics
H Western Civ (AP Stats?)
H English 4
H Spanish IV (AP Stats?)
Phys Ed</p>
<p>Should I consider taking AP Stats instead of H Western Civ or H Spanish IV? If I don’t end up taking AP Calc AB I would want to have an AP Math class.</p>
<p>7/10 A lot of honors classes, but not too many APs 
But some schools only let you take 2 or 3 per year, so I guess it depends 
If you have to drop a class to take AP Stats, I’d recommend Honors Western Civ. 4 years of a language is better.</p>
<p>Freshman Year</p>
<p>Honors Geometry
Honors English 9
Biology (no one from my school got into honors at the public high school)
AP Human Geography
French 1
Study Hall (so I can take online Mandarin Chinese)</p>
<p>1st Semester: Music Theory or Computer Applications 1 (depending if they let me take Music Theory as a freshman)
2nd Semester: Phys Ed 2</p>
<p>I also might be able to take Honors Algebra 2 next year, and replace it with the Study Hall! Then I’d just do the Chinese all at home. But there’s only like 1 freshman in the whole school who took Algebra 2 last year, so I don’t know if I have a shot :/</p>
<p>It was really hard for people from my school to get into honors at the public high school 
We had to be in the 95th percentile on this standardized test in that particular subject. My school didn’t even take a science test, so we couldn’t get into Honors Bio.</p>
<p>8/10 </p>
<p>It looks like that’s the most difficult you can do in your year (assuming pre-ap and honors are the same). Although if you could take Mandarin outside of school and replace the study hall with another academic elective that would be even better (assuming Algebra 2 doesn’t work out). I have a friend who taught herself Korean, learning Spanish and French in school, and also learning Mandarin on her own time. So if you could handle it, it would be awesome. </p>
<p>I go an Early College HS so my electives are basically associate degree requirements. </p>
<p>Sophmore Schedule </p>
<p>AP World History
AP Physics
Pre-Ap Algebra 2
Pre-Ap English 2
Spanish 3 Pre-Ap</p>
<p>(College Courses) </p>