<p>7.5/10
So I had scheduling conflicts. This is my final schedule for Junior Year. Please rate :)</p>
<p>Honors English 11
AP US History
AP Biology
Honors Physics
Honors French 4
Honors Band
Precalculus
AP Computer Science (online)</p>
<p>Pretty good 8/10, is there no honors precalculus?</p>
<p>Sophomore year:
AP calc BC
AP bio
Honors US history I
Honors Spanish III
Honors chemistry
CP English
Health/gym</p>
<p>EC’s: cross country, science olympiad (2nd in state tournament in materials science), physics club</p>
<p>Junior year (next year):
Online classes at university of Colorado: multivariable calculus first term, probably differential equations second term
AP chem
AP physics C (mech only)
AP stats
AP computer science
Honors English
Honors US history II</p>
<p>EC’s: maybe cross country, science olympiad, physics club, hopefully NHS</p>
<p>Sophomore year: 8.5/10 What is CP?
Junior year: 9/10</p>
<p>Senior year:
AP Calc BC
AP Physics
AP Photo
AP English Lit
AP Micro
AP Gov or college course gov idk yet
Accounting
Chem in Modern life at local university</p>
<p>CP is the level below honors</p>
<p>9/10 for SpiritKoi!! 
I’m assuming visual or performing arts classes and a foreign language were taken earlier in your high school career. </p>
<p>I haven’t solidified my schedule but this upcoming year, but I’ll post what I am signed up for now. </p>
<p>Some clarifications / explanations: I’m not taking a foreign language because I’ve already completed the highest level of French available at my school. I took French IV, AP French, and French Literature and Culture in grades 9-11. I am taking calculus this summer at UCLA. Honors Seminars are the highest level class in that academic discipline at my school; you generally take an AP as a prerequisite. I’m wanting to go the pre-law route and am most interested in international law, so I tried to load up on classes that I thought would help prepare me and that I’ll enjoy. I’m submitting the arts supplement in art and dancing, so the art classes have a purpose other than advancing skills in a passion. The Dress and Identity in World Culture sounds fluffy by the title, but actually is rigorous and in-depth, and it’s only for seniors. </p>
<ol>
<li> Honors English Seminar </li>
<li> Honors History Seminar: US Foreign Policy (fall), Honors Humanities Seminar (spring)</li>
<li> AP World History</li>
<li> Forensic Science (fall), Costume and Culture: Dress and Identity in World Culture (spring) </li>
<li> AP Physics - Mechanics </li>
<li> Senior Thesis in Drawing and Painting (fall), Portfolio in Drawing and Painting (Spring)</li>
<li> Psychology (fall), Regional Studies: Modern Middle East (spring)</li>
<li> AP Art History (online) </li>
</ol>
<p>@Artemis97 - 9/10, your passions really come through :)</p>
<p>Classes I’m taking junior year:
- AP Lang
- AP Physics I
- AP Chem
- Symphonic Band
- AP Psych
- Honors Pre-Calc
- AP US History
- Java I & II (at community college, equivalent to AP CS A - may self-study)</p>
<p>@sunsh0wers 10/10 AP Chem at my school was a killer, AP physics is even harder at my school. Props to you!</p>
<p>My senior year load out:</p>
<p>AP Macro
AP Micro
AP Gov
AP Psych
AP Stats
IB Environmental Systems and Societies
Adv Weight Training
Honors Anatomy of Writing</p>
<p>I am also applying EA to 25+ colleges, ECs are Minority Scholars (Leader), XC, Race Relations (Leader), Track.</p>
<p>@wildfactor 5/10 This would be a GREAT schedule for a junior. For a senior, this would be way too much. I mean, combining this with supplements is gonna be REALLY crazy when you are applying to schools. I highly doubt you are applying EA to 25 schools. That’s ridiculous. You shouldn’t even apply to more than 15 schools. Good luck </p>
<p>@AnnieBeats: Personally, I don’t think @wildfactor’s schedule is that rigorous. Macro, Micro, and Gov are all likely one-semester courses, and AP Psych and AP Stats are notoriously easy. I’m not sure about the other classes, but Weight Training is nonacademic and IB Environmental Systems and Honors Anatomy of Writing sound kinda fluffy. IMO, it’s not a rigorous schedule at all. 7/10.</p>
<p>However, applying to 25+ colleges is a sign of bad judgment. I don’t see how someone smart enough to succeed in several AP courses could possibly do something that ridiculous.</p>
<p>@discipulusbonus It varies from person to person. AP stats and psych may be easy for one person, and hard for another and can be taught very rigorously one place, and very easily in another. In my view, doing that and applying EA to 25 schools (it would still be crazy applying RD to 25 schools) would make the poster crash, which is why I gave the rating that I did.</p>
<p>@wildfactor 9/10</p>
<p>Senior:</p>
<p>AP Physics C
AP Stats
AP Lit
AP Gov
AP Spanish Lang
Ceramics
AP Psych (self-study)</p>
<p>Question: don’t most private colleges prohibit you from applying to other private colleges early action / early decision if you’re applying to them during their EA / ED application round? Like with Stanford if you apply in November you cannot apply to any other private college through an early action / early decision program. You can apply to public universities that have early admission programs, and you can apply to as many public schools as you’d like during the RD round, but you couldn’t apply to Stanford and to Georgetown, NYU, Princeton, Emory, and such that are private. </p>
<p>Or is that just a policy a few schools have, and I’m mistaken about it being common with private colleges? Sorry to post a question in the middle of the thread but the comment about applying to 25 schools EA made me curious. </p>
<p>@AnnieBeats: Ah…I didn’t realize you were including the crazy college application plan as part of your ranking system.</p>
<p>@crystal19 9.5/10</p>
<p>Senior (CMU ECE '18)</p>
<p>AP Chemistry
AP Biology
Spanish IV Honors
AP English Literature
AP Economics
AP Government
AP Calculus BC</p>
<h2>@dividerofzero: 9/10. Your schedule wasn’t extraordinary by CC standards, but it was definitely solid. Nice job on the CMU acceptance.</h2>
<p>After a month of on-and-off schedule editing, I think I am finally satisfied with my senior year schedule. (Note: I’m homeschooled.)</p>
<p>–AP English Language and Composition
–AP Macroeconomics (one semester)
–AP Statistics (one semester)
–AP Studio Art: 2D Design
–Astronomy
–Calculus-based Physics (dual enrollment; taking both AP Physics C exams)
–Compilers (one semester)
–Computer Science with Theory
–Economic Applications of Game Theory (one semester)
–Olympiad Geometry (one semester)
–Topology (one semester)</p>
<p>@DiscipulusBonus 9.7/10 (?!)</p>
<p>Sophomore</p>
<p>Honors Chemistry
AP World History
French III
Latin I
Chamber Orchestra
Honors English 10
Honors Alg 2/Trig
PE </p>
<p>@nina626 6/10
Senior year:
AP Physics C
Accounting
AP Photo
AP Calc BC
AP english Lit
AP Micro
College chem
College gov</p>
<p>^9.5/10
AP Economics (Macro + Micro)
AP Physics C (e/m + mechanics)
AP Environmental
AP Calc BC
AP Stats (self-study)
Honors English
Spanish 5</p>
<p>9 because Spanish 4 honors</p>
<p>Sophomore schedule - 6 periods, not taking 0 period :/</p>
<p>AP Lang
AP Microecon / AP Comparative Gov
Precalc BC
Honors Chem
Spanish 3/4
Honors Chorus</p>
<p>Best I can take (aside from Chorus… orch/band are harder, but i like singing)
feels bad</p>
<p>7
Last year, Freshman</p>
<p>AP Lang
AP Chem
AP Chinese
AP Human Geo
Gym/health lol
Calculus I</p>