<p>9.5/10. Nice job!! AP Physics, Chem, and Calc in the same year… impressive!! </p>
<p>Senior year:</p>
<p>Marketing
Health
Spanish 4 (no honors at my school)
IB Biology 2 HL
IB English 2 HL
IB Visual Arts HL
AP Euro History
AP Calc AB
AP Calc BC</p>
<p>I know what you’re thinking but (unfortunately) I couldn’t shirk out of health or marketing because there’s no way to get the credits waived in my state… I really wanted to take another AP. 
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<p>9.5/10, but you can’t help having to take those classes so 10/10 for trying to challenge yourself to the fullest extent!
AP Literature
AP Chemistry
AP Euro
AP Psych
AP Calc BC
AP Macro
AP Micro</p>
<p>10/10 gosh just don’t kill yourself lol, but some very nice classes.</p>
<p>Senior Year:
AP Lit
AP Psych
AP Music
Orchestra
AppSci/Engineering
Hon Physics
MVC/DiffEq</p>
<p>I plan on majoring in engineering, and my school’s science dept is top notch, so I’m sacrificing my gpa for appsci (since it’s a regular course).</p>
<p>Score: …/10 </p>
<p>Freshman year (this past year):
AP Chemistry
AP Government and Politics
AP Music Theory
Honors Composition and Literature II
Spanish IV
Russian II
Geometry
Band/Orchestra</p>
<p>Clubs (for Freshman year)
Captain of Science Olympiad team
National Chemistry Olympiad (made to ‘nationals’ level)
National Spanish Exam (gold)
Maryland Classic Youth Orchestras (MCYO), principal clarinetist
Potomac Valley Youth Orchestras (PVYO), bassoon
New Life Youth Orchestra, principal clarinetist
King’s Cathedral Youth Band Program, principal clarinetist, principal saxophone in jazz band
Lion’s Club Honors Band, 2nd bassoon
Mid-Atlantic Music Invitational, principal bassoonist
West Virginia University Honors Bands, principal bassoonist
Adventures in Science, Adventurer’s Assistant (TA for classes)
Running (I’m homeschooled, so not doing ‘track’ officially)</p>
<p>Summer:
Algebra II</p>
<p>Sophomore year (Not set in stone yet)
AP US History
AP English Language
AP Biology
Spanish V
Macroeconomics (will take AP test)
Microeconomics (will take AP test)
Pre-Calc
Band/Orchestra
Russian III
Rock Climbing (what can I say…PE is a requirement…)
Computer Science–cs50 from Harvard</p>
<p>The only thing I’m planning on adding to my ‘clubs’ list is a model UN team. I will not be doing Adventures in Science again, but everything else should continue. </p>
<p>10/10</p>
<p>Junior Year: </p>
<p>AP Biology
AP Bio Seminar
AP European History
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
AP English Lang
Nanotechnology/Materials Science
Calculus 3</p>
<p>Senior Year:</p>
<p>AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry Seminar
AP World History
AP Human Geography
AP English Lit
Research Class (AP weighted)</p>
<h2>@caffeinemolecule: 8.5/10. The upper-level mathematics is great, but you’ve only got 4-5 core academic classes (not sure about AppSci/Engineering). Have you fulfilled foreign language and history requirements? What about taking AP Physics?</h2>
<p>Junior year, homeschooled:
AP Biology
AP Computer Science (one semester)
AP English Literature and Composition
AP Microeconomics (one semester)
AP Psychology (one semester)
Bioinformatics (one semester)
Constitutional Law
Epidemiology (one semester)
General P.E.
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Introduction to Logic (one semester)
Latin VI
Linear Algebra (one semester)
Multivariable Calculus (one semester)
WOOT</p>
<p>Senior year, homeschooled:
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)
Computer Science with Theory
Cryptography (one semester)
Economic Applications of Game Theory (one semester)
Olympiad Geometry (one semester)</p>
<h2>Topology (one semester)</h2>
<p>Looking back, I have no idea how I managed to maintain a 4.0 GPA during my junior year. Most of my senior year courses are significantly more rigorous than my junior courses, so that accounts for the lower number of classes.</p>
<p>^10/10 for both junior/senior schedules.
Do you go to some magnet science program? Then that makes the schedule even better since the classes are harder</p>
<p>JUNIOR YEAR
Honors Precalculus
Honors English 11
AP US & Comparative Government
AP Environmental Science
AP Human Geography
AP Micro & Macro Economics
AP Statistics</p>
<p>SENIOR YEAR
AP Calculus BC
AP English Literature
AP US History
AP Biology
Discrete Mathematics
Entrepreneurship
Social Media Marketing/AP Spanish Language and Culture (can’t decide which one to take)</p>
<p>Thanks in advance</p>
<p>@DiscipulusBonus just wondering, what is Latin VI’s curriculum like?</p>
<p>@krpoltax: Mainly translations from Vergil/Caesar/Ovid. Somewhat similar to the AP curriculum, but with extra focus on essays. I took the AP exam and was really unsure of my score, but I got a perfect paper on the Latin V-VI NLE. Go figure.</p>
<p>@DiscipulusBonus Language and history are done, and in my school, you can’t take AP before honors physics. However, I’m trying to get ahead by studying over the summer. I just wonder if there’s a chance I can take the AP exam anyways even though the curriculum’s going to change this year.</p>
<p>8.5/10 for junior, 9/10 for senior 
Your junior year has 2 easy APs, and the rest aren’t considered too difficult, but every single class is Honors or AP! For your senior year, you have some very difficult math in there! The APs are also a lot harder. I’m not completely sure about Entrepreneurship or Social Media Marketing, but you do need some normal classes to balance out those APs! I wouldn’t recommend AP Spanish unless you’re a native speaker, because you didn’t take any Spanish your junior year.</p>
<p>I’m beginning my freshman year this fall, so this is only if everything works out as planned.</p>
<p>Before high school:
Algebra 1 (8th grade, no honors available)</p>
<p>Summer school (all graduation requirements):
Speech (9th grade)
PE 1 (9th grade)
Personal Finance (10th grade)
Ancient World History (10th grade)</p>
<p>Freshman:
Honors Geometry
Honors Algebra 2 (only person in the entire grade to double up, but 1 other freshman taking Honors Algebra 2)
Honors English 9
Biology (Honors offered, couldn’t get in due to stupid requirements >_<)
AP Human Geography
French 1
PE 2 (1 semester)
Computer Apps OR Music Theory (1 semester)</p>
<p>Sophomore:
Honors Pre-Calc/Trig
Honors English 10
Honors Chemistry
Honors Physics
French 2
AP Statistics OR AP Art History
Computer Programming: C++ (1 semester) Visual Basic (1 semester)</p>
<p>Another option is I could take both APs, but then Computer Programming as a junior. It’s a prerequisite for AP Comp. Science, but I could just take that my senior year instead of junior. AP Art History is usually only offered every other year, so I might have to take that my junior year, anyway.</p>
<p>@caffienemolecule: Then I’d give you a 9.5/10. It’s admirable that you are taking classes even though they might hurt your GPA.</p>
<p>8.5/10</p>
<p>Senior:</p>
<p>AP Physics C
AP Stats
AP Lit
AP Gov
AP Spanish Lang
Ceramics
AP Psych (self-study)</p>
<p>@crystal19 If you can handle that, 9/10. Did you already take AP Calculus BC? </p>
<p>Sophomore Year [I got all "A"s for semesters.]
<p>Junior Year [Projected]
<p>AP Computer science
AP Gov/Econ.
AP English Comp. and Lit.
AP Biology
AP Art History
AP Stats
Multivar. calc/diff. eq./linear algebra
Calculus-based physics</p>
<p>I hope I don’t die :(</p>
<p>@losingcrayon freashman-7 sophomore-8 (just because many things in those schedules don’t seem super difficult)</p>
<p>my junior schedule will be</p>
<p>CHS/AP Calculus AB
College Prep english 11
CHS/AP Anatomy/Physiology
CHS/AP US history
Spanish 3
CHS/AP Chemistry+ lab
Honors Physics+lab</p>
<p>9.5/10 VERY NICE</p>
<p>AP Calculus (AB)
AP Physics
AP Psychology
AP English Lit
AP US Government
French - 5th Year (I’ll be taking AP French language exam)
Nutrition and Wellness</p>
<p>Would Anatomy and Physiology look better than 5th year French? I’d slightly prefer French, but both subjects pique my interest. I can’t substitute out the Nutrition and Wellness class, for I’m forced to take another health credit (the point of education isn’t to learn, but rather fulfill state graduation requirements). </p>
<p>@awakeningvenus Yeah I took it junior year.</p>
<p>@crystal19: Just curious…what would you change about my schedule?</p>
<p>@screamingpumpkin: Unless each third of “Multivar. calc/diff. eq./linear algebra” is studied for at least one full semester, I doubt you’ll get a strong understanding of each subject. Check out the MIT OCW class topics here: <a href=“http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-02sc-multivariable-calculus-fall-2010/Syllabus/”>http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-02sc-multivariable-calculus-fall-2010/Syllabus/</a></p>
<p>@DiscipulusBonus Whoa sorry I meant to give that rating to the poster above you! I’d yours a 10 haha…that’s a lot of classes…</p>