<p>10/10
Junior
AP Language and Composition
Honors Chemistry
Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology
Algebra 2 CP
Advanced Choir
Advanced Creative Writing
Honors U.S History
Health/PE</p>
<p>@rumorsareflying </p>
<p>7/10</p>
<p>Sophomore Year [CURRENT]</p>
<ul>
<li>Honors Pre-Calc</li>
<li>Honors English 10</li>
<li>AP Government</li>
<li>Computer Programming 1</li>
<li>Ceramics</li>
<li>Honors Physics (AP Physics B)</li>
<li>Honors Bio</li>
</ul>
<p>Junior Year</p>
<ul>
<li>AP Calculus BC</li>
<li>AP Language and Composition</li>
<li>Honors World History or Honors European History</li>
<li>AP Programming 2 (AP CompSci)</li>
<li>AP Stat</li>
<li>Semester A: AP Physics C: Mechanics (Double Period) </li>
<li>Semester B: AP Physics C: E&M (Double Period)</li>
</ul>
<p>I heard AP Chem is pretty rigorous along with AP Calc BC; so 8.5 </p>
<p>Sophomore
Art I
Algebra II Pre-AP
Chemistry Pre-AP
AP English Language & Composition
AP World History
Computer Maintenance
Tennis
Spanish 1 Pre-AP (Sadly couldn’t get Spanish into my schedule till this year LMAO) </p>
<p>I’d give it an 8 because when I was a sophomore I slacked off majorly.
AP Calc AB
AP Lit
AP Government
AP Biology
Health Academy 4 (I’m in a health occupations charter school, this is a required class and offers numerous transferable college credits)
Ceramics & Sculpture 1 (visual arts is required for my top college choice lol)
Youth Apprenticeship (through the health occupations charter school I get an hour of release to go work, I work as a CNA 3-4 times a week doing 8 hour shifts)</p>
<p>I’d say 7/10 since AP Gov and Lit are on the easier side of AP classes, although bonus credits for Bio I know that’s a heck of a lot of work.</p>
<p>AP Calc AB
AP Lit
AP French
AP Macro/Micro
AP Human Dem.
AP Research Methods</p>
<p>@ssswims Not necessarily, AP English Lit. can be a challenging course, it depends on the school. And I’ve never heard of AP Human Dem. or AP Research Methods, are they part of the new AP Capstone program? :)</p>
<p>I haven’t heard of those either so I’m not sure what to rate it.</p>
<p>Senior
AP Lang
AP Calc (2 periods)
AP Bio
AP Gov
Certified Nursing Assistant (2 periods)
Physics H
French 2 H</p>
<p>I’m so tired of this thread. Lol.</p>
<p>9/10. Kudos to you for taking AP Calc and AP Bio. My favorite classes right now!</p>
<p>8.5 – good but AP Human Geography and AP Psych are on the easy side and you should try to do AP Calc BC</p>
<p>SOPHOMORE YEAR</p>
<p>Honors Chemistry
Honors English 10
Health & Fitness - required
AP US History
Honors Pre Calculus
Honors Spanish 3
Honors Physics
Honors Engineering in Graphics 1</p>
<p>^Good, seems like a great sophomore year.</p>
<p>Junior year for me</p>
<p>AP Organic Chemistry
AP Physics
AP Calculus 3 (multi-variable)
AP Economy
AP Lit
AP Psych
AP Biology
AP some math course
And hopefully online gym at home so I can just do academic classes. (not sure how my counselor is doing this 2nd semester.)</p>
<p>Senior I’m not too sure about
Calculus 4? I’ll be done with every course at junior year (at the highschool and almost done with everyone at community college</p>
<p>@Terykis Do you mind rating it? And I didn’t know there was such thing as AP Organic Chem and AP Calculus 3? That is quite a rigorous schedule. How did you get so ahead??</p>
<p>@losingcrayon I meant in relation to the AP test. AP Lit curve is usually pretty generous, although I’m sure there are tough AP lit teachers out there that expect above & beyond for their students. And I believe AP Human Dem has been around for awhile, but Research Methods may be part of the capstone program</p>
<p>@livelaugh7 How do I rate it? I would personally rate it on my scale of 1-10 as a 7. I’m currently a sophomore and calc 3 is if my self studying of calc AB and BC works out, which it should. AP Organic chemistry is just organic chemistry at a local college. I just get ahead from self studying and doubling up on classes early on.</p>
<p>@Terykis I’m in a math & science academy and even that seems challenging for me. I’d give it a 9 i’d say. </p>
<p>Senior
Magnet Anatomy & Physiology
AP Statistics
Wind Ensemble (Band)
AP Government
AP Physics
Honors English</p>
<p>(pretty chill for me in my opinion)</p>
<p>@samantha0013 What’s that? and ap government sucks… I’m more of a math/sci guy.</p>
<p>@Terykis since my state only requires a minimum to graduate, the academy makes me take more than i need to. Like I HAVE to take AP Calc, some physics like magnet or ap (im taking both), an elective science (im taking anatomy & physiology), and there are the basic classes that are taught at a more college-like level such as algebra II/trig and pre-calc. I also have to do this huge senior project at the end wher you can do a research project or a mentorship. I did 100 hours with a prosthetist and I have to present that. It’s a cool academy and I am such a math person but it’s a lot of work. </p>
<p>@Samantha0013 Oh. I’m poor. That’s neat, though. I feel like if everyone had to take ap calc the world would be a lot smarter.</p>
<p>@Terykis Yes! And calc isn’t even that bad. I actually really enjoyed it</p>
<p>@Samantha0013 Did you only take AP Calc AB?</p>
<p>you actually have a similar schedule to me, but i am a freshman. i think it was recommended for u to skip an extra grade of math (take geometry and alg2 in one year) so you could be more competitive. also, spainish 4 would be more competitve sophmore year, or 5/AP if you were in immersion, but if that is what your school offers, that looks good.
D colleges take their expectations from what your school offers
my schdule is- Hon Chem(my school is werid and doesn want freshmen to take HSAs), HonEng, Hon Alg 2, Hon Chinese 5(ap next year), Studio Art1,phy ed, and APUSH.</p>
<p>if i were to make my schdule better though, i wouldd be taking pre caulc, but sadly, it was not offered because i never attended a magnet school</p>