<p>Junior year: 8.5, I think…it doesn’t make much sense to take AB <em>and</em> BC Calc. Also, there isn’t any history? Unless, of course, you’re done with history reqs - in that case, congrats!</p>
<p>Senior year: 9, I think this is extremely well-balanced. I’ve heard good things about AP Psych, by the way.</p>
<p>Upcoming sophomore year:
AP World History
AP Psychology
Honors English 10
Honors Chemistry
Honors Precalculus with Trigonometry
French 3
Advanced Orchestra</p>
<p>Junior year (I know it’s SUPER early to have this planned out):
AP Chemistry
AP US History
AP English Language/Composition
AP Calculus BC
Honors Physics
Advanced Orchestra
French 4</p>
<p>@AtharvaLarva if you can help it don’t take both AB and BC u should still cover all info in BC and u get a subscore for AB consider taking another ap or self studying an AP while taking a floater class.</p>
<p>@ Guys, our school is really weird with Calc; like REALLY weird. If you want to take BC, you have to take AB as a prerequisite; you can take year-round AB as well; with the “A” the first half and the “B” the second half. In our school, you either take AB/BC, or just AB. </p>
<p>EDIT: I am also completing the history requirements @ our school; I’m finishing up American Studies II online. </p>
<p>rising junior
not sure if everything’s final, but really hope I get all these classes!</p>
<p>AP Eng
APUSH
AP Psych (self study)
AP Chem
APES (self study)
Honors Pre Calc
Latin 3
Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology
Biomedical Sciences
Pharmacy Technician (Online)</p>
<p>9/10 So many APs for Sophomore year! I didn’t think people took Calc as early as sophomore year, though that’s probably a rarity. Most difficult is probably going to be Biology, but the rest look pretty decent, though I am not entirely sure how difficult ‘Engineering Applications’ is supposed to be.</p>
<p>Senior year:
AP English Literature & Composition
AP World History
AP Statistics
AP US Government & Politics
AP Physics C: Mechanics & E/M
H Latin IV</p>
<p>9/10, especially if it is both AP Physics C</p>
<p>Senior year</p>
<p>AP Physics 1
AP Government and Politics (Both US and Comp, Semester each)
AP Literature and Composition
AP Calculus AB
Music Theory 2 and Audio Production Techniques (Band)
Philosophy
Military Science 12</p>
<p>9.5/10 Having all 5 academic subjects your senior year in itself is amazing, nevermind taking 5 AP tests (and a useful elective). I’m proud :)</p>
<p>Senior Year:</p>
<p>AP Calculus AB
Physics (honors not offered)
AP English Literature and Composition
AP European History
AP Spanish Language
Honors Personal Finance (half year course)
Orchestra (advanced) </p>
<p>@bmt1998 I give yours an 8/10 AP Calc AB is impressive for a junior! AP Chem is also really challenging! I’m not sure how hard Psychology is at your school, but it it’s not as hard as AP Psych (one of the easiest APs) I’m guessing it’s unweighted, which is fine! Weight Training looks like an easy class, but you need to balance out those APs with an easy elective. Oh, and by the way, you kind of have to rate the person above you… It’s not a very hard concept; I mean it tells you to in the title of the thread.</p>
<p>I posted my freshman schedule like a month ago, but now I’ve changed it. Here’s my revised one :D</p>
<p>Rising Freshman:</p>
<p>Honors Geometry
Honors Algebra 2
Honors English 9
Biology (Honors offered, no one from my school got in)
AP Human Geography
French 1
Computer Apps 1 or Music Theory first semester, P.E. 2 second semester</p>
<p>I’m going to be the only freshman to double up Geometry and Algebra 2, and there’s only one other freshman taking Honors Algebra 2. I think that makes up for no Honors Biology? :)</p>
<p>AP Lit
AP Econ (half year micro, half year macro)
AP French Language
AP Physics 2
AP Statistics</p>
<p>I really want to add AP Chemistry to my school schedule and drop french for it, but I don’t think my school will let me
Online through community college (1st half of year)
Advanced Data Structures (3rd level CS course)
Intro to Psych</p>
<p>Plan to self study AP Physics C (both tests) 2nd half of year</p>
<p>@LosingCrayon I give yours a 8.5/10 because you doubled up on math and got an AP for freshman year. Would be a 9 if you got in Biology H. But that’s okay </p>
<p>Freshman Schedule:</p>
<p>Algebra 2 H
Biology H
English 1 Honors
AP World History
French 1 H
Programming With Java</p>
<p>If I get lucky I might also take Physics H It’s my goal to take AP Bio and AP Com. Sci. sophomore year. </p>
<p>I’d give that a 9. You have a ton of honors classes, and the AP for 9th grade is very impressive! </p>
<p>Freshman Schedule:</p>
<p>Precalc Acc
Bio I Acc
Spanish III Acc (9th grade acc level)
English I (no honors available)
US History I (no honors available)
Java Programming
Orchestra</p>
<p>Senior Schedule
AP Bio(2 periods)
AP English Language
AP Spanish 6
AP Psychology
GT Journalism 4?5?(IDK)
Honors Econ/ Honors Philosophy, maybe AP Econ, if counselor chooses to change it
Honors Calc</p>
<p>^^8. I can tell you’re very focused on language and bio. IMO, you should keep econ to balance out your schedule with more math,</p>
<p>Junior Schedule
AP Physics 1
AP Calc AB
AP Stat
AP Engineering Design (You get college credit, though im not sure it is an AP)
Hon Spanish 5
Hon English 11
Adv Computer Programming</p>
<p>[Rising] Freshman Schedule:
Honors English
Honors Biology
Honors Algebra 3-4
AP US History
Honors Intro to Engineering
Honors Biomedical Science
Honors Academic Decathalon
French 3-4 [No Honors offered, sigh.]</p>
AP Calc AB is impressive for a junior! AP Chem is also really challenging! I’m not sure how hard Psychology is at your school, but it it’s not as hard as AP Psych (one of the easiest APs) I’m guessing it’s unweighted, which is fine! Weight Training looks like an easy class, but you need to balance out those APs with an easy elective. Oh, and by the way, you kind of have to rate the person above you… It’s not a very hard concept; I mean it tells you to in the title of the thread.</p>
It’s my goal to take AP Bio and AP Com. Sci. sophomore year. </p>