<p>@awakeningvenus 8.5/10 because Calc AB, Lang, and Comp Sci aren’t extremely difficult APs. Does your school not allow you to skip from Pre-Calc to BC directly?</p>
<p>Stanford’s going to be a stretch, because your application, while good, is not amazing. None of your ECs really stand out (I’m not sure what the string of long letters is, is that like a club?). Do you have any awards or hooks (like first-generation or legacy)? Do you have any idea about your SAT scores either? </p>
<p>@Swag87 7/10, Algebra 2 as a junior seems a little too easy, same with normal English (unless that’s all that’s offered) and normal Chemistry. AP Psychology is pretty easy as well.</p>
<p>@IsometricKiwi I somehow managed an A average in Geometry this year but I usually suck a math (C+ final grade) in Regular Algebra, I really don’t wish to transfer to AP English because I tried Honors English this year and HATED it, as for Chem, I would be willing to be in honors but it might be too late on Guidance’s end.</p>
<p>AP Gov/Econ
AP Lit
Biomedical Innovations (college level course – 3 credits if passed)
Precalculus (duel credit)
German II
Speech half a year and then psych at my local college</p>
<p>IB English HL (will do AP Lit)
IB 20th Century World History HL (no AP equiv)
IB Biology HL (already did AP)
IB Psychology SL (probably will do AP)
IB Math SL (Might to AB)
AP Stats
TOK (IB requirement)/Fundamentals of Volleyball
Year long research/study period</p>
<p>oops, almost forgot to rate. 9/10, because it looks okay, but I’m not really familiar with IB and am not sure what Math SL is. </p>
<p>No Honors classes available besides English. APs are reserved for upperclassmen. (I’m a rising Sophomore)</p>
<p>CP U.S History
CP Chemistry
Trigonometry
CP Biology
Honors English II
Principles of Engineering
Spanish III
CP Pre-Calculus
Computer Programming</p>
<p>@ThatOneWeirdGuy what is CP? Assuming it’s some kind of advanced level I’d rate yours a 9/10 for a soph. It looks like you’re taking some above your grade level too? Props to you. Your schedule (and mostly everyone elses) makes me look dumb as a rising senior </p>
<p>AP European History (elective)
Math IV (my school does integrated math - this is a combo of precal, trig, and stat)
AP Am. Gov
AP Chem
AP Lit
Honors Econ (no AP offered or I would have taken, this is graduation requirement)
Forensic Science - 1st year offered, probably a fluff elective but that’s my midday reward.
And I plan to self-study for another AP online if counselor will allow.</p>
<p>Rising senior:
AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP Lit
Multivariable Calculus at local college (not CC)
AP Gov and Politics
AP Psych
AP Spanish Language
AP Music Theory</p>
<p>Next Year (Junior):
AP English Comp
AP US History
AP Biology
AP Computer Science (online)
Honors Physics
Honors Band
Precalculus
AP Statistics or Advanced TV (my schedule may be full or these may not fit in my free block so it may just be a study. I don’t know yet)</p>
<p>@Bardinators Wow. 9/10 Also does your school offer AP Comp Science online or are you talking it somewhere else?</p>
<p>NextYear (Junior)</p>
<p>Ceramics
Civil Engineering & Architecture
Computer Graphics (Half Year)
English 11 Regents
Chemistry Honors
U.S History Honors
Algebra 2N
Gym (Not sure which one)</p>
<p>I might have a one or 2 more elective but i cant remember. Thanks for Reading this!</p>
<p>Maybe a couple of classes online and a class at my local college.(for next summer)</p>
<p>Also classes i want to take in 12th grade</p>
<p>Comp Programming 1 and 2
AP Economics
AP P.I.G/gov
Digital Electronics or Principles of Engineering (Maybe both depending if i have space)
Astronomy
AP Physics
Web Design And Dev( I might be taking this next year but i forgot)
Advanced Woods(Took Basic Woods this year)</p>
<p>The Rest im not sure. But thanks soo much! PLEASE tell me if you have any suggestions! :)</p>
<p>@IsometricKiwi NCSSSMST stands for National Consortium for Specialized Secondary Schools in Math, Science, and Technology, and SECME is Southeastern Consortium for Minors in Engineering.The AP classes I’ve taken and am planning to take are based on the limited classes offered at my school. (It’s a small school; only 600 students.) I’d prefer to take AP Calc AB and BC in my last two years of high school, because I wouldn’t have any other math option afterward. As for awards, I’m certified in Photoshop CS6, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Powerpoint, and I led the SECME team to first place at Regionals last year. Sounds pathetic, but I still have two years left of high school. My main focus right now is trying to get into Intel STS or ISEF before I graduate high school, and that’d be worthy accomplishment if I can manage to do it. Also, odds are that I’ll just go to UCF Honors for undergrad and then just go somewhere else for grad school. Stanford is more of a dream than a dead-set consideration.</p>
<p>I’d say 9 with AP, but isn’t there art AP/honors?</p>
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<p>Strings
AlgII honors
Eng II honors
Sci Research honors
APUSH
Span III level 2 (i suck)
Chem Level 1 (again i suck. hopefully get A- or better in class so I can take APBio junior yr!)
PE</p>
<p>(btw please type this------> @penngirlpending
so I can view the comment thanks)</p>
<p>@penngirlpending 8/10. Have more confidence in yourself. It seems like you really like science, I do too! Good luck with Chemistry. I took AP Biology at the same time as Honors Chemistry, and it’s smart of you to take Chemistry first. I’m hoping to take a science research class next year too; my friends and I even signed a petition for it. >_<</p>
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