<p>@topaz1116 You really think so? I’m a sophomore right now. I love Chemistry and Math, so I think I can manage AP Chem and AP Stats. Isn’t AP Physics related to math? That’s why I’m taking AP in that. I’m not hispanic but I like Spanish and I want to be fluent. I’m not a fan of English or History so those are the only classes I’m worried about. AP Art History seems interesting so I want take that and I need a Fine Arts Credit and thats the only one which is graded on a 5.0. Any other suggestions? BTW, your schedule seems doable. Oh and I’m taking Physics B, not C</p>
<p>@HSTeen You learn about artists and their artistic style used in paintings and such. The AP Exam is all about memorizing apparently. It seems interesting so I want to take it.</p>
<p>AP Physics 1
Composition (English 12, I’m getting honors credit because of a schedule conflict)
College Algebra/ Pre-Calculus
AP US History
AP Statistics
PE
Theology (Catholic school)</p>
<p>Couldn’t take AP Spanish Lang because of a schedule conflict. I’m taking it next year because I already took Spanish IV Honors</p>
<p>@HSTeen It depends on graduation requirements, as well In my state you only need 2 semesters of PE. Also, at my school, you can take the first semester in summer school. Some schools even let you fulfill your PE requirement (or part of it) by playing a sport.</p>
<p>AP Art History
AP Calculus AB
AP Macroeconmics/AP United States Government
AP Statistics
Multicultural Literature Accelerated
Introduction to Sociology/Criminal and Civil Law OR Cross Country/Track & Field</p>
<p>@emilym23 No, we simply don’t have any other electives. A lot of schools only offer 6 periods in a day; our “elective” spaces are taken up by AP courses.</p>
<p>@MrVenKata APUSH is a lot of work; I assume Lang is, too, although my school doesn’t offer it (but our Lit course is crazy (only ~2 As per period, with ~2 books to read at a time as well as 1000 pages of outside reading per quarter); the only reason I’m taking it and not taking ERWC (a writing course that’s occasionally weighted) is because I actually like English and might minor in it in college). </p>
<p>I’m taking Physics and Chem as well junior year; at least you’re taking B (but isn’t it 1 now? they don’t offer B anymore), since C would probably require Calculus knowledge (did you take it sophomore year?). I’m not taking APUSH because it would be too much work, especially since Marching Band and Winterguard keep me out until 6 on some days of the week (I also have other extracurricular obligations), and with 4 weighted and Journalism, my schedule will already be lots of work.</p>
<p>I’d trade the class you’re least confident about for an easygoing elective; you don’t want to overwork yourself and end up getting bad grades.</p>
<p>@topaz1116 Idk… I might take out AP Art History. But I want to try this out because I want to show people that I can do it. People keep on doubting me and I want to show them wrong, you know? Plus, wouldn’t taking these classes DURING JUNIOR YEAR, a time where you have to focus on SATs and all, and getting A’s in them AND doing well on the APs show colleges that I am a very skillful person. About APUSH, I’m right now taking WHAP and I’m not that shabby. Also, I do have a lot of electives and play on the basketball team, but I still manage well in school. It’s shocking to see the number of pages you have to read for English! Crazy! I’m in Alg 2 right now, taking Pre Cal over summer and then do AP Stats in Junior year, AP Calc BC in Senior year. Is work for APUSH more than WHAP or about the same? Right now, WHAP is pretty chill, except for textbook readings which kill me :). So, i guess I’ll test it out and talk to my counselor. Thanks for your info!!!</p>
<p>@WhoDatBe 7/10 don’t drop apush, it’s like a right of passage </p>
<p>Senior year:
BC Calc (Sem1)
Differential Equations (Sem 2)
AP Biology (2 periods)
AP French
AP Economics
AP Lit
Designing a Maritime History course (post AP, by selected by history dept chair)</p>
<p>sophomore:
AP Calc AB (screwed around in hon. precalc last year, but I will study for the BC AP exam)
AP Macro (sem 1)/ AP Micro (sem 2)
AP Comp Sci
AP Chemistry
honors english 10
French 3
Photography</p>
<p>10/10
Sophomore:
AP Biology
AP World History
AP Spanish (Self-Study)
PSAT/Honors English and Algebra 2
(Varsity Orchestra, Cross Country, Soccer)</p>
<p>Sophomore:
AP Computer Science
AP Physics C
AP US History (dual enrollment)
AP English Literature (dual enrollment)
Differential Equations / Multivariable (dual enrollment)
Chinese 3</p>
In my state you only need 2 semesters of PE. Also, at my school, you can take the first semester in summer school. Some schools even let you fulfill your PE requirement (or part of it) by playing a sport.</p>