<p>@MissSuzyQ 9/10. It’s a nice, rigorous schedule. I feel like you’d be able to add another AP class, but honestly, taking classes according to what interests you is more important. I think it’s pretty sweet that you have an editor position for the newspaper. </p>
<p>maybe 8/10 I guess</p>
<p>(Senior Year)</p>
<p>Morning (lolzy):
2 semester LA courses (lol still honors tho)
AP Gov
AP French
Health (most hilarious class ever)</p>
<p>Afternoon: (slightly less lolzy)
Pton MAT 216/218 Accelerated Honors Analysis
*Pton COS 401 Machine Translation/Learning/etc.
*Pton MOL 2/3_ _ (forgot which)
Independent Study (written down as equivalent to two 300 level math courses at Pton but senioritis will probably kick in)
Departmental Aid - Physics (= study hall + toys to play with)
*subject to approval</p>
<p>After school:
Watching loads upon loads of anime</p>
<p>LOL, can I post again?</p>
<p>8/10 It would help if I had more knowledge on Pkton. It’s good you’re going up to AP French but it’d be better if you also were taking AP English.</p>
<p>Projected Senior:
AP English 4
AP Calculus AB
Civics and Economics Honors (graduation requirement–no AP alternative)
AP Government and Politics
AP Psychology
Newspaper 3 Honors (editor position)
Peer Discovery 2 (TA for 8th grade LA teacher)</p>
<p>Why doesn’t someone make a thread where you can post your schedule from all four years? That’s what this is turning into basically.</p>
<p>@MissSuzyQ, your classes seem strangely familiar. I feel like we live in the same district. o.o</p>
<p>Oh Pton = Princeton classes - and yeah dropped AP Lit since teacher doesn’t let people leave class early for Princeton classes 
They’re actually mad fun though. Like in the math class, first three weeks, we finished set theory, group theory, linear algebra, and vector spaces, and we’re on metric spaces and topology right now (like legit it’s in the class notes). The professor’s also hilarious.</p>
<p>But yeah I’m not really taking any AP classes. I couldn’t really take the others (other languages = won’t let me take them, AP Euro conflicts with Princeton classes, and AP World History/Psychology/Economics aren’t offered, so there’s none left).</p>
<p>Senior year’s still a bit more stressful than I would’ve liked - my 10 hours of anime a day over the summer has been reduced to barely 2 (also running out of new anime to watch any ideas anyone?)</p>
<p>@kirito69 I really should have figured that out! 
I understand the sacrifices you had to made. I’d say you have around an 8.5 then? It’s a little difficult because I’m not familiar with many of those classes since my school doesn’t offer them.</p>
<p>@tacoperson123 I’m sorry! I think it’s more beneficial to get input on different years’ schedules from different people. My apologizes for hogging the forum. LOL. I know we already established that we live in the same state but I think one time I read that your district was implementing some change that varied from mine. I’m in Wake County. Which classes does your school offer that are strangely familiar?</p>
<p>Senior:
Anatomy
AP Lit
AP Calc BC
AP Bio
AP Physics 1
AP Stats
Psych -> AP Gov</p>
<p>Scheduling conflicts aside, go STEM</p>
<p>^^8/10</p>
<p>Senior Year:
Spanish I
Spanish II
AP Environmental Science
AP Government
AP Statistics
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
AP Psychology
AP English Literature and Composition</p>
<p>Freshmen Year:
Honors Bio
Honors Geo
Honors Latin 1
Honors English 9
AP US History
Technology / Gym</p>
<p>@GCN844 9/10 - it’s great that you’re getting your language requirements completed now, and taking honors! That will really help in the long run</p>
<p>Freshmen:
*Spanish I
*Adv Graphic Art
PE
*English
*World History
*Algebra II
*Biology </p>
<p>Sophomore:
*Spanish II
Research & Communications (Basically a multimedia course)
*English
*US History
*Pre Calculus/Trigonometry
*Chemistry</p>
<p>Junior:
*Spanish III
*Computer Science
*English
*American Government/Economics
*Honors Calculus
*Physics
Health Ed.
College courses:
Introduction to Multimedia
Psychology </p>
<p>Expected Senior:
*Spanish IIII
*Statistics
*Adv Computer Science
*English
Senior Project</p>
<p>Note: My school does not offer AP courses, hence why I am not taking any. We teach subjects in a different manner that requires that we do not follow the strict guidelines required in a AP classroom. They’re still considered advanced in the way that each class with a * is college prep.
I will continue taking college courses each semester and during the summer.</p>
<p>@pyrotonic Your Schedules are really good considering your school doesn’t offer any AP courses 9/10</p>
<p>Freshmen Schedule </p>
<p>Biology Honors
Accelerated Geometry
English Honors 1A
New Media/Health
World Geography Honors/ Model United Nations
Spanish Honors 2A
Athletics 9</p>
<p>Note: AP Classes is only available to Sophomore and above.</p>
<p>9/10 looks like youre taking the most advanced classes youre capable of taking, hopefully you’ll be taking aps next year</p>
<p>Freshman:
Reg Bio
Reg World History
Reg Writing seminar/ research literacy
Reg Spanish III
Reg Geometry
Reg English</p>
<p>Soph:
AP Chemistry
AP European History
AP Art History
Sophomore Biology Research
Honors Spanish V
Reg Trig
Honors English </p>
<p>Junior:
AP Physics 1
AP Biology
AP U.S. History
Junior Biology Research
Spanish for Professions
Reg Pre Calc
AP Language and Composition</p>
<p>Expected Senior:
Post AP Chemistry
Post AP Genetics
AP U.S. Gov
Senior Biology Research
AP Calc BC
Multivariable Calc + Partial Diff Equations
Honors Creative Writing </p>
<p>6</p>
<p>Freshman:
English 1 H
Algebra 2 H
Chemistry H
World History H
Spanish 2 CP
AP Computer Science</p>
<p>Sophomore:
English 2 H
AP Calculus AB
AP Statistics
AP Biology
Us History 1 H
Spanish 3 CP</p>
<p>Junior:
AP Language Composition
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics C
AP US History
AP Spanish
AP Art History</p>
<p>Senior (Currently taking):
AP Literature
AP Chemistry
AP Micro/Macro Economics
Multivariable Calculus (Princeton Fall)
Advanced Spanish (Princeton Fall)
Human Psychology (Princeton Spring)</p>
<p>I decided to start a new thread since the old one has like 238 pages. On a difficulty scale, rank the schedule above you from 1-10. I’ll start:</p>
<p>Junior (current):
AP Chem
APUSH
Everything else is honors
Self-Study for Stats (Maybe Gov’t)</p>
<p>Senior:
AP Physics C
AP English Lit
AP Calc BC
AP Econ (Micro and Macro)
AP Comp Science
AP Bio
1 off period (thinking of taking AP world but my schedule is already jammed pack; What do you think?)</p>
<p>Current sophomore schedule – you can only take APUSH and AP Gov as a soph. and I didn’t want to take AP Gov. My schedule during junior and senior year is much much more accelerated and filled with AP classes.</p>
<p>Chemistry H
Sophomore English H
Health & Fitness
AP US History
Pre Calculus H
Spanish 3 H
Physics H
Engineering in Graphics 1 H</p>
<p>Is P.E/Fitness no longer required anymore, a lot of schedules don’t have it.</p>
<p>AP Lang
AP US History
AP Physics C
AP Stats
AP Chemistry
AP Art History
AP Spanish </p>
<p>Junior year Schedule</p>
<p>@HSTeen Some people choose not to take it until their junior/senior years so they can take a more challenging schedule freshmen and/or sophomore year. I’m not taking PE, but I’m taking Marching Band as an optional seventh period first semester (for each year of high school) to make up for my PE credits.</p>
<p>@MrVenKata You’re going to die. 8.5/10 simply because your schedule won’t be manageable.</p>
<p>Junior Year:
Honors English 11 (UC weighted; no AP offered)
US History
Journalism (school newspaper; super-selective)
AP Physics 1
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus BC
Marching Band (optional seventh period/PE credit)</p>
<p>Senior Year:
AP Lit
Gov/Econ (my school doesn’t offer AP, but we’re trying to get that to happen)
Journalism
AP Physics C (or 2; depends on what course my school decides to offer that year)
AP Biology
Multivariable Calculus/Linear Algebra (college credits/weighted)
Marching Band</p>