<p>@rockcomet what were ur Stats to get into Exeter?</p>
<p>Junior:
AP Bio
AP Computer science
AP English 11
AP Physics 1
AP Calculus AB
CP US history (will self study for the AP exam )</p>
<p>9.5 /10</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Calc BC
AP Bio
AP Lit
AP Gov / AP Macro
AICE Sociology (counts as AP, and I’m out of AP classes)
AICE Thinking Skills (same as AP)
AICE Physical Edu (AP credit - anatomy)
AP Psychology(online)
AP Human Geo (online)
AP Computer Science(online)</p>
<p>10/10, I wish you luck. I would give you an 11/10 if I could. 10 AP classes?!!?!!?!?</p>
<p>Junior:
Spanish 3
AP Psychology
College Algebra
AP English Lang
AP Biology
US History
Off Period
Finance (Online)
Humanities (Online)</p>
<p>I wouldn’t call AICE equivalent to AP… I took thinking skills and sociology, and they’re definitely easier than APs. I’d give it a 9-9.5, mainly because of the number of APs as well as number of classes. @ModernAge </p>
<p>Sophmore:
AP Biology
AICE Biology (must take with AP Bio)
AP Seminar paired with AICE Environmental Management
AP Calculus BC
AP World History
AICE English Language (sadly the highest level of english for sophomores…)
Spanish 3 Honors or AP Computer Science
Most likely self-studying for AP Japanese (native speaker) </p>
<p>Junior:
AP Chemistry
AICE Chemistry (must take with AP Chem)
DE Multivariable Calc or Linear Alg
AP USH
AP English Lang
AP Stats
AP Computer Sci (if not taken Sophomore yr) or AICE Spanish or AP Psych </p>
<p>Not a native Spanish speaker
Will be doing 2 varsity sports (definitely captain for one of them)
Officer for at least one club
Volunteer Hrs: 110 (freshman year, summer not included) </p>
<p>And does this seem like a good schedule if I am aiming for ivies or equivalent schools (like MIT)? </p>
<p>@NYHope, I don’t really rate, as much as provide criticisms and ways to improve (I hope that’s the real point of doing this, and not some egomaniacal boost)</p>
<ol>
<li><p>Why are you in Spanish 3 as a Junior? AFAIK most people start in Spanish 2 as freshmen and move up from there. Will you still be able to reach AP Spanish? It’s important that you do so, since you’ll otherwise have to do language classes at most colleges</p></li>
<li><p>Is College Algebra equal to Linear Algebra?</p></li>
<li><p>Have you done AP English Lit already? I find it to be a better course for seniors in terms of life skills that it provides</p></li>
<li><p>Why not APUSH? You already have a very strenous schedule, but it the difference between US History and APUSH that great? APUSH can net thousands of dollars for you in terms of credit; perhaps you may want to take the step up if the rigour doesn’t increase much between the two</p></li>
<li><p>What level of rigour is Finance and Humanities? If it is a CP/sub-Honors class, I’d only recommend it if you are pursuing an interest</p></li>
<li><p>What kind of class is Humanities? What will you be studying?</p></li>
</ol>
<p>@Apollo11. </p>
<p>I moved to a new high school freshman year and they wouldn’t let me start a foreign language in middle school 
i won’t be able to take AP Spanish because I’ll have to take Spanish 4.</p>
<p>No college algebra is the lower class than pre-calculus, it’s taken by average math students. </p>
<p>No AP Lit is for seniors and AP Lang is for juniors. </p>
<p>I was going to take APUSH but at my school it’s incredibly hard and the teacher is incredibly biased. I also hate US History</p>
<p>Finance and Humanities are incredibly easy, I have to take them to graduate </p>
<p>10… (to the last schedule…Dang BC in 10th grade? I know smart people taking AB in 12th)</p>
<p>Junior Year Schedule:
AP Chemistry
APUSH
AP Physics 1
PE2 / AP CompGov (Semester Courses)
AP Calc BC
AP Eng Lang</p>
<p>^7/10, no foreign language? </p>
<p>@Zeppelin7
It’s Algebra II in 11th grade; They aren’t in Linear Algebra (The post-Calc BC class)</p>
<p>junior year:
eng 3 (maybe???)
calc ab ap
physics 1 ap
psychology ap
apush (might drop)
eng lng ap (??? drop???)
elective
elective</p>
<p>@Apollo11 I like your criticisms… Could you do it for mine? I still don’t really “get” the system.</p>
<p>Freshman: (my school only offers one AP class for freshmen)
AICE Math
AICE General Paper
AP Environmental Science
AICE Marine Science
AICE Thinking Skills 1 and 2
AICE Art and Design
Spanish 2 Honors
(I earned all As in all of my classes, including As on my semester exams. I think I passed all of my AP and AICE exams with the highest marks. Hoping for a perfect score on AICE Math.)</p>
<p>Sophomore (anticipated):
AP Biology
AICE Biology (must take with AP Bio)
AP Seminar paired with AICE Environmental Management
AP Calculus BC
AP World History
AICE English Language (sadly the highest level of english for sophomores…)
Spanish 3 Honors
Most likely self-studying for AP Japanese (native speaker)</p>
<p>Junior (anticipated):
AP Chemistry
AICE Chemistry (must take with AP Chem)
DE Multivariable Calc
AP USH
AP English Lang
AP Stats
AP Computer Sci or AICE Spanish</p>
<p>Senior (anticipated):
AP Micro/Macro Econ
DE (some sort of a math class, preferably 2)
AP English Lit
AP Psych
AP Computer Sci or AICE Spanish (whichever one I did not take Junior yr)
possibly AP Human Geo (online)
possibly AP Seminar paired with AICE Global Perspectives</p>
<p>Not a native Spanish speaker
Did and will be doing 2 varsity sports (definitely captain for one of them starting sophomore year)
Officer for at least one club starting sophomore year
I will do anything it takes to earn the highest grades possible… I work very hard and am hoping for a 4.0 or close to 4.0 GPA.
Will be joining a nationally ranked Science Olympiad team starting next year.</p>
<p>Freshmen Year Accomplishments:
Qualified up to Regionals individually for XC and track
Earned varsity letter for XC and track
Earned Most Outstanding Performance award for XC
Volunteer Hrs: 110 (freshman year, summer not included)
Was selected to attend a science camp at a university
Earned academic excellence award for 5 classes
Earned dedicated member award for Key Club
Attended district and zone conference for Key Club
(those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head)</p>
<p>Does this seem like a good schedule if I am aiming for ivies or equivalent schools (like MIT)?
And I know that being selected to attend some of the nation’s top universities requires beyond good grades and good classes… All I want to know is if my schedule is difficult enough/challenging enough to compete with the future attendees of those schools. I am also planning on majoring in something math-related.</p>
<p>@scholarathletexc I think you have a pretty good shot! It looks quite rigorous to me so keep up the good work!</p>
<p>Freshman:
Honors English I
Honors Earth Science
Honors American History
Speech I
Geometry
Health/PE
Technology, Engineering, and Design
French I</p>
<p>Sophomore:
Honors English II
Honors Biology
Honors American History I
Algebra II
Child Development
Digital Media
French II
Psychology/Sociology</p>
<p>Junior:
AP English Language
AP US History
AP Environmental Science
Honors Chemistry
Honors Contemporary Law and Justice
Honors Speech II
Honors French III
Advanced Functions and Modeling</p>
<p>Senior: (still deciding)
AP English Literature
AP Psychology
AP Statistics
AP Government and Politics
AP Biology (My Plan B in case I cannot get French)
Honors French IV (May or may not be available due to how many students sign up)
Honors Physics
Honors Business Law
Civics and Economics</p>
<p>I will be self studying AP World History and AP Human Geography in either my junior or senior year.</p>
<p>EC:
PSYCH- Founder and President
Student Government- Legislator
National Science Honor Society
Key Club- Board Member
National Achievers Society
National Honor Society (currently a sophomore so this is a possibility)
Track and Field</p>
<p>Do you think this is rigorous enough to even consider Ivies? I currently maintain all A’s and have a 4.13 GPA (UW). </p>
<p>Sophomore year, this year:
AP bio
AP calc BC
Honors chemistry
Honors US History q
Honors Spanish 3
CP English
Health/Gym</p>
<p>Junior year:
AP chem
AP physics C (mech only)
AP stats
AP compsci
Honors US history 2
Honors English
Self study multivariable calculus and differential equations online at University of Colorado
No foreign language :(</p>
<p>Self-studied calc AB freshman year and physics honors junior year</p>
<p>EC’s:
Sophomore year: cross country, physics club, science olympiad (2nd place in state tournament in materials science)
Junior year: maybe cross country, physics club, science olympiad</p>
<p>Bubba: that definitely looks rigorous for ivies. How does an above 4.0 UW gpa work?</p>
<p>2016: Looks good to me, of course some will ask why not APUSH or English. But, to me, it’s heavy in science and math. But, I’m only going into 9th, so what do I know.</p>
<p>Freshman Year:
Honors English
Honors World History
Honors Bio
Geometry
Russian 1
Graphic Design (half year)
Photogrpahy 1 (half year)
Health</p>
<p>ECs
Photographer for Yearbook (already been given to me)
Theater
Soccer</p>
<p>Big who that looks good, is there no honors geometry? I kinda suck at the humanities but senior year I’m gonna try taking AP gov and AP Econ, probably not AP English but we’ll see. I wanna get into Really good science and math schools like MIT and I wonder if that schedule is good enough.</p>
<ol>
<li> Math is not my strong point. I’m not destined for MIT.<br></li>
</ol>
<p>Your schedule looks good for MIT to me. I know someone who got in with less APs than your taking. </p>
<p>@bigwho Oooooh. I love your electives. I think it’s great that you’re taking the opportunity to learn Russian, and that you’ll be spending time to pursue graphic design and photography. 9/10. In the end, high school is all about finding interests and seeing where they can take us. ^_^</p>
<p>Freshman: 2012-13
- Honors Biology (“A” both semesters.)
- Honors English 1 (“A” both semesters.)
- Honors Algebra 2 (“B” first semester, “A” second semester.)
- AP Human Geography (“B” both semesters"
- Spanish 2 (“A” both semesters.)
- Digital Design 1 (“A” both semesters.)
- Intro to Information Technology (“A” both semesters.)</p>
<p>Sophomore: 2013-14 (I got all "A"s for my semester grades.)
- AP Biology
- AP World History
- Dual Enrollment Network Concepts/Maintenance and Repair
- Honors Chemistry
- Honors English 2
- Honors Pre-Calculus
- Honors Yearbook </p>
<p>Junior: 2014-15 (Projected)
- AP Computer Science
- AP Chemistry
- AP Language and Composition
- AP US History
- AP Calculus AB
- Honors Spanish 3
- Honors Experimental Science (Or Dual Enrollment Networking)</p>
<p>Senior: 2015-15 (Projected)
- AP Calculus BC
- AP English Literature
- AP Physics 1
- AP Government / AP Macroeconomics
- AP Environmental Science
- Experimental Science
- Honors Spanish 4</p>
<p>Extra Curricular Activities:
- Freshman - Art Club, Writer’s Guild, NCSSSMST, SECME
- Sophomore - SECME (President), Beta, NCSSSMST, BPA, Science Fair, Sophomore Council (Historian)
- Junior - SECME (President), Beta (President), Junior Council (Secretary), NCSSSMST, Odyssey of the Mind, National Honors Society, Science Fair
- Senior - No idea what positions I’ll have then, but I don’t think it’ll change much from Junior year.</p>
<p>Do you guys think I’d have a chance at getting into any top tier schools? (Stanford, UChicago, Ivies, etc.) I really want to go to Stanford, but my freshman year grades kind of sucked…</p>
<p>Junior Year Schedule</p>
<p>English III
Algebra II
AP US
Chem</p>
<p>AP Psychology
AP Euro (dual enrollment)
Personal Finance
AP Human Geo (self study)
AP Comp Gov and AP US Gov (self study)</p>
<p>EC: Robotics and Possibly National History Honors Society</p>