<p>This is borderline pointless. Yes, we can say if it’s good or bad, but to rate it on a scale of 1-10 is just not possible because we don’t know how many classes your school offers, how much funds it has, the average school gpa, and much more.</p>
<p>^ Excellent point. I’ve seen people rating schedules badly even though people have expressly stated that it’s the most challenging schedule possible for their grade level at their school simply because there are no AP classes.</p>
<p>Yeah, my school doesn’t have any AP’s for freshmen, and it only has honors for sciences… I am not looking at really big universities (since I don’t have any AP’s or honors this freshmen year), just the normal/small colleges that have big scholarships! I also have a 4.0 gpa without any weights.</p>
<p>Geometry
Algebra 2
World History
Honors Biology
World literature
Grammar and Composition
English (writing 3-4 page research essays every week…)
Spanish 1-2
First chair in Violin 2 section for orchestra
Teaching myself Russian for about an hour every day</p>
<p>I am hoping to get a good SAT and ACT score, which will help a lot… I took a practice ACT and got around 25 without knowing barely any geometry for the math section… 
This year my score should go up, by having more geometry and algebra 2 knowledge.</p>
<p>8, only not a 10 because some of the crazy people here chem calc and APUS are hard all at once</p>
<p>Me:
AP Calc Ab
Cp english 11
College Anatomy and Physiology
AP Us history
Spanish 3
AP Chemistry
Honors PHysics (teacher detests AP physics)</p>
<p>@Kylemcg He’s a freshman >_< I couldn’t even imagine a freshman being allowed to take those three classes, even if he wanted to. And he stated that there were no AP classes for freshman, yet one of the reasons you gave him that score was because he wasn’t taking APUSH. You should rate people based on what their school offers, not on what random people on the Internet are taking.</p>
<p>I’m sorry if I cause any confusion, i replied to a different person, it just so happened that in the time between I started and finished, there was another reply</p>
<p>Hmm everyone is getting really high numbers… heheh - maybe we should rescale the /10 so that the scores are more spread out? (we should do that with test scores too - out with the 90% average, in with the 50% average)</p>
<p>0 - mostly trivial classes, like cooking
1 - mostly easy classes, like consumer economics
2 - mostly normal classes
3 - some honors classes
4 - mostly honors classes
5 - some AP classes
6 - mostly AP classes
7 - one AT/IS/college courses, some AP classes
8 - some AT/IS/college courses, others AP classes
9 - one very rigorous college courses (i.e. accelerated or honors at high profile universities), most AP or above
10 - some very rigorous college courses (i.e. two or three accelerated honors sophomore/junior classes at high profile universities), and the rest being AT/IS/college courses or empties</p>
<p>For freshmen, add 3; for sophomores, add 2; for juniors, add 1. </p>
<p>For instance, a 8 schedule for a sophomore would be:
AP Calculus BC
AP Biology
Lab
AP US History
AP Computer Science
French III Honors
LA II Honors
Health/Gym</p>
<p>And a 10 schedule for a senior would be:
(Princeton)
MAT 216: Accelerated Honors Analysis I
MAT 218: Accelerated Honors Analysis II
CHM 306: Physical Chemistry; Thermodynamics and Kinetics
AP Literature
AP Government & Politics
AP French
Independent Study: Graph Theory
Departmental Aid: AT Physics
Health/Gym
Empty 1
Empty 2
Empty 3
Empty 4</p>
<p>(since the grading schemes are pretty loose here)</p>
<p>@kirito69 I think that scale is way too hard, especially considering most people don’t have access to college-level courses, besides AP/IB, at their schools. Also, that sophomore schedule looks extremely rigorous to me.</p>
<p>8/10 @ Kylemcg</p>
<p>Sophmore</p>
<p>1) AP Biology
2) AP Chemistry
3) AP Stats
4) AP USH
5) German 3
6) Spanish 3
7) AP English</p>
<p>I might have already done one of these.</p>
<p>Dasfunny - 10/10</p>
<p>Fantastic. And two languages on a third year level is cool.</p>
<p>Freshman:</p>
<p>AP Physics
Gov/Econ Honors
Health
Algebra 2 Honors</p>
<p>Next semester:
AP Env (semester long)
AP Physics
Calculus Honors (don’t worry–the skip of Precal isn’t too big, I already know all of trig and logs and sequences and stuff)
English Honors</p>
<p>@kirito69 That’s really not fair. For example, at my school AP Bio is ONLY for sophomores, it is the ONLY AP class sophomores can take, AND if you do, it takes 2-3 HOURS EVERY DAY INCLUDING WEEKENDS to maintain an A. Even for the geniuses three years ahead in math!</p>
<p>Right now, I’m taking seven classes (I’m a sophomore) and three are honors, one pre-ap, and the 3 others are standard.
That is the max number of classes. only 1/3 of the standard ones have an honors option. </p>
<p>I don’t have a lunch or study hall. I am pulling all As, but my schedule:</p>
<p>H Bio
H Chinese 2
H Spanish 3
Pre-AP English
Algebra 2
American Gov
Latin 1</p>
<p>…would probably be rated as a 4.5 on your scale, while at my school, if I was in AP Bio, AND H Algebra II, I would be a freaking god. So I have like a 9/10 at my school, WITH all As. </p>
<p>The scale changes by school, because opportunity is everything.</p>
<p>Hmm yeah that scale was quite harsh… I meant to make it so that the number of 8’s would be closer to the number of 2’s, 9’s 1’s, and 10’s 0’s (or at least less right-skewed), so 8’s, 9’s, and 10’s (and high scores in general) would be rarer, combating grade inflation lol</p>
<p>idk it just seems that the lower scores on the 1-10 scale are pointless if all but a select few of schedules are 7 or above (And those that aren’t are like 6’s), so it’s more like a 6-10 scale and the 1-5 is unused</p>
<p>But obviously, the scale does vary by school, by person, and by grader, so there’s really not much point in this anyways beside self-gratification of people giving you a high score</p>
<p>Freshmen Schedule</p>
<p>@Spiral 6.5-7.5/10</p>
<p>Geometry
German 1
H. Intro to Lit
Algebra 2
Metals Shop
Sports marketing
Biology
Chemistry
AP Calc BC – Was misplaced but decided to stay and finished with a A</p>
<p>@Dasfunny …what? How did you take Geometry, Algebra 2 and AP Calc BC the same year? No way that’s possible…</p>
<p>Geometry - Physicial Course</p>
<p>Algebra 2 - Online Finished 2 semesters in first sesmester</p>
<p>Took placment test, Placed in AP Calc BC but was suppose to be in precalc</p>
<p>Finished the year long course in 1 semester</p>
<p>@Dasfunny you’re very lucky your school is that flexible. I don’t really understand how you placed in Calc BC from Alg 2, but whatever. You’d be lucky at my school if you could do that in 2-3 years.</p>
<p>Wow at the freshmen’s schedule!</p>
<p>Physics honors
(Gym)
English honors
orchestra
AP US History
Spanish Honors
AP Chemistry
Precalculus Honors</p>
<p>@peachie1232 If you are a freshman or sophomore then it’s a 10/10. Junior 8/10 and senior 7/10.
Sophomore:
Advanced Chem Lab
H Math Analysis/AP Calc A
AP Chemistry
Spanish 3
H English 10
Lab Assistant
AP Work History
Junior
TA
AP psychology
AP calc AB
AP English Language
AP US History
AP physics 1
Cinema (pierce class 2nd semester)
Senior
AP Physics 2
AP Lit or regular lit 12
AP Gov\Econ
AP Computer Science
AP CALC BC
Business Stats</p>
<p>Senior year (next year):</p>
<p>AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP US Government
AP Calculus AB
Honors English 12
Honors Concert/Marching Band
Advanced TV
Jazz Band</p>
<p>Sophomore:
Advanced Chem Lab
H Math Analysis/AP Calc A
AP Chemistry
Spanish 3
H English 10
Lab Assistant
AP Work History
Junior
TA
AP psychology
AP calc AB
AP English Language
AP US History
AP physics 1
Cinema (pierce class 2nd semester)
Senior
AP Physics 2
AP Lit or regular lit 12
AP Gov\Econ
AP Computer Science
AP CALC BC
Business Stats</p>