Freshman: (current)
Debate (0 hour)
Honors English
Honors Physics
AP Euro
Advanced Orchestra
Spanish 1 (no honors offered)
Pre-Engineering
Health and Fitness (online)
Pre-Calc (online) (no honors online)
Sophomore: (no history required)
Debate (0 hour)
AP Calc BC
AP Computer Science
AP Physics C (yes, both of them)
Honors Bio (quote from my physics teacher “as hard or harder than the AP sciences”)
Honors Spanish 2
Drafting and Design (Engineering 2)
Fitness (online)
Honors English (online)
AP English Lit
AP Government
AP Psychology
AP/SUPA French
AP/SUPA Presentational Speaking
Forensic Science
Human Rights H
Algebra 2/Trig
Gotta take health, economics, and gym - if i can work my way out of health and econ by doing summer courses I’ll fit: Public Policy and Politics.
How are you taking AP Euro as a sophomore? That class is extremely difficult even for the most qualified seniors and is what many consider as the closest thing in High School to College-level courses. Anyways, 8 but look into taking an elective in possibly art, or another subject that interests you.
@Anish14 I give it a 7/10. Taking honors classes sophomore year is good, but I would try to squeeze in one AP class for sure and 1 more elective to make it more rigorous.
Senior Year:
AP Bio
AP French
AP English
AP Calc AB
AP Microeconomics
Religion 12
Introduction to Occupations
*I’ve taken everything my school has to offer. Nothing else can fit into my schedule that I haven’t already done or don’t qualify for.
(proposed) Junior Schedule:
Honors English 11 (UC Weighted; no Lang at my school)
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics 1
AP Chemistry
US History
Journalism (super selective school newspaper) if I get in OR Spanish 4 (DE)
Marching Band (first semester optional seventh period afterschool/PE credit)
5/10 not enough ap’s but a good foundation for future ap’s
Senior scedule for next year:
Ap physics 1 (double period)
Ap english lit
Honors Gov/ Econ (1 semester each)
Ap calc AB (double period)
College level statistics (school doesn’t offer ap stats)
8/10
Freshman Schedule (Catholic School, No AP or IB allowed until Junior/Senior):
Accelerated Biology/Chemistry
Health
Honors US History
Accelerated Algebra2/Geometry
Religion I
Honors English I
Honors Spanish II
Why not continue on to Spanish 4? I personally think the 4 year continuity would look better but I also think it’s super cool that you’re learning another language.
I go to an ECHS so most of my classes are dual-credit.
AP English Lang
Dual-Credit Pre-cal & Calculus 1
Dual Credit Introduction to Chemistry 1 & 2 (I guess it’s the equivalent to AP Chem?)
Dual Credit US History 1 & 2
Internship for both semesters
Dual Credit Accounting
Dual Credit Business Law
Dual Credit Biology 1 & 2 (Equivalent to AP Bio?)
AP Spanish Language & Culture
AP English Literature and Composition
Physics (No honors or AP at school)
Pre-Calculus Honors
Allied Medical Assisting III (Liaison with city fire station)
AP Psychology
Weight Training II (Required)
DE: Intro to Chemistry
DE: General Biology
DE: Human Growth and Development
DE stands for dual enrollment at community college.
I’d say 10/10 for you, seems like an all around nice schedule
My senior schedule:
Varsity Orchestra
Pre-AP Computer Science(has now been changed to a PLTW course)
AP English Literature and Composition
Prof. Communcations (required course)/Library Aide(literally no other option)
AP U.S. Government/AP Macroeconomics
AP Physics C(Mechanics and E&M)
JV Tennis
AP Calculus AB
What unfortunately got replaced by Library Aide and Comp Sci:
AP French Language and Culture
Theory of Knowledge (taught by a college professor but not a Dual Credit course)
Honors English 10 Lit/Comp
Honors PreCalc
Honors Spanish 3
Chemistry
US History
Health/IntroToBusiness (Health is semester and mandatory)
Study Hall
Lunch
I’m taking AP Spanish Language currently right now as a junior.
