9/10, seems like you have a strong interest in social studies 
. Here is mine: (my school doens’t offer many AP classes, and sophomores cannot take any Advanced/ AP classes, so I fit all the AP classes offered, except for AP art History, in my last 2 years of high school)
Current (Junior)
American Lit (sem 1) and College and Career Writing (sem 2)
US His
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics C
AP Biology
ADvanced Chemistry ( my school doesn’t offer AP Chem :’( )
Spanish I
Theology III (required)
I also self-studied for AP Psychology too
Senior year:
AP Literature
AP Computer Science
AP Stats
AP Environmental Science
Taking Calculus III at a local university, night class.
Advanced Painting
Gym class
Theology IV
Business (sem 1) and Government (sem 2)
Thanks
Junior: 8.5/10
Senior: 7/10
Freshman Year
• Honors English 9
• Honors Geometry
• History 9 (mandatory)
• Biology (mandatory)
• Journalism
• AP Chinese
• Mandatory Non-Core Classes: 7 periods study hall, 2 periods PE, 1 period life skills
Confirmed Grade 10 Schedule
• Physics
• Honors History 10
• Honors Algebra II w/ Trigonometry
• English 10
• AP Computer Science
• Chinese Multimedia
• Chemistry (mandatory)
• Mandatory Non-Core Classes: 2 periods study hall, 2 periods PE, 1 period life skills
Available Honors/AP classes for Grade 10: English Honors, History Honors, Alg 2 Honors, AP CS, AP Studio Art (ha, never going to do that), AP Bio, Chinese Literature Honors
10/10
That’s a really nice amount of AP classes, even more so when taking the fact that your school does not offer AP classes to sophomores into consideration. And that’s really good that you’re taking Calculus 3 outside of school. I think it will show colleges that you are dedicated.
My schedule for next year (sophomore year) is:
AP Biology
Honors English
Honors Civics and Economics
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
Honors Spanish 3
AP Physics One
AP Environmental Science (self-study)
Thanks!
10/10, great number of AP classes as a sophomore.
Freshman (This year):
French 3
Honors English
Honors Geometry
Honors Physics
Honors World Civilizations
Business Management
Web Design
Phys Ed (mandatory)
Band/Orchestra
AP Chinese (self-study)
I also do marching band, jazz band, JV tennis, debate, Tri-M (music honor’s society), chess club
Sophomore (next year):
Honors English
Honors Algebra 2 w/ trig.
Honors Chem
Honors French
Honors US History 1
Personal Financial Management
Phys Ed (mandatory)
Driver’s Ed (mandatory)
Law
Band/Orchestra
Choir
MAYBE AP music theory (self study)
Probably continuing marching band, jazz band, JV tennis (varsity if i can practice a lot over the summer), debate, chess club, and Tri-M again…
Those are my definite ECs as of now, that number may or may not grow.
Pretty great for ECs 8.5
Sophomore
AP euro
Ap bio
Ap macro
Ap Gov
Pre calc honors
Eng 2 honors
Debate 2
Online Psych
Online parenting skills (lmao)
ECs
SGA pres
Exec board debate
Exec board of community chest
Going into IB next year
10/10 wow that’s a lot sophomore year!
I just got my official schedule for next year!
current sophomore:
hn precalc
hn chem
hn English 2
hn French 3
hn history
dance 3
sacraments/morality
official junior:
AP calc BC
AP chem
APUSH
hn English 3
hn Latin 1
computer graphics/photojournalism
church history
@iamnotironman 10/10 rigorous, well rounded schedule, good job! (and taking Calc BC as a junior is REALLY impressive)
Junior (this year)
Pre Cal Honors
Human Geography AP
Global Business Honors
English Lang AP
US History
Theatre Arts III
Spanish Lang AP
Physics 1 AP
Senior (next year)
Student Leadership honors
Decathlon Honors
Independent Research Honors
Bio 2 AP
English Lit AP
Stats AP
AP Gov
AP Econ
Seems like a lot for both years! although why not follow up with AP Physics 2 ? besides that, 9/10
Senior:
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP Physics 2
AP Government / AP Macroecon
AP Environmental Science
Law and Justice
9/10 for difficulty, but why are you taking 3 science classes? (chem, physics, apes)
Junior:
AP Calc BC
AP Psych
AP Lang
---->AP Chem
US History
Wind Ensemble
or
AP Calc BC
AP Psych
AP Lang
—> Physics on-level (don’t offer honors, and no room for ap in my schedule)
US History
Wind Ensemble
which one?!
Id say the chemistry is pretty cool personally. I give a 7.
Junior
Precalculus.- honor
Physics 1 - AP
Comp Science 1- IB
Lang and comp - AP
US History - AP DC
Academic Decatholon
Film 3 - IB
Color Guard
Self Study - Spanish
Senior
Calculus AB AP
Chemistry 2 - AP
Comp Science 2- IB
Lit and comp - AP
US gov - AP DC
Psychological- AP DC
Academic Decatholon
Film 4- IB
Color Guard
Senior year schedule -
AICE Psychology A Level
AICE Physics AS
AP United States Government and Politics (First semester) / AP Microeconomics (Second Semester)
AICE Marine Science A Level
AP Calculus BC
AICE Global Perspectives AS
AICE Environmental Management AS
AP Computer Science A (Online)
AP Psychology (Online)
AP Macroeconomics (Online)
AICE Physics A Level (Self Study)
AICE Thinking Skills AS (Self Study)
AICE Thinking Skills A Level (Self Study)
AP Physics C: Mechanics (Self Study)
College English 2 Composition (Dual Enrollment)
Two Environmental Management College courses (Dual Enrollment)
College Health Concepts and Strategy (Dual Enrollment)
College Principles of Biology + Lab (Dual Enrollment)
Extra Curricular:
Varsity Cross Country
Varsity Track and Field
National Honor Society
Science National Honor Society
Environmental Honor Society
Math Honor Society
National Art Honor Society
I don’t know much about AICE classes, but that looks really impressive–even without all the self-studied courses; 10/10
Junior Year (99%):
Honors English 11 (no AP offered)
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics 1
AP Chemistry
AP Human Geography
US History (I’m already screwed without APUSH)
Marching Band (optional seventh period that takes up time after school)
Senior Year (still quite unsure):
AP English Literature
Multivariable Calculus/Linear Algebra (DE)
AP Statistics
AP Physics C (both E&M and Mechanics)
Gov/Econ (no AP/honors offered)
AP World History
Marching Band (see above)
9/10
Really nice schedule. Ceramics and Gym seem like pretty chill classes to help with the rigor of Euro and Calc.
Junior:
Calc II/III from GT
American Lit
Spanish III
AP Psych
AP Physics Mechanics and E&M
APUSH
(all gifted)
Solid 9/10!
Junior:
AP Lang
AP Gov
AP Enviro
Honors Chem
Honors PreCalc
Honors Latin III
Business Comm and Child Development for electives
Self studying AP Psych
My sophomore schedule is similar to yours
Honors Chem
Honors English ||
Honors Algebra ||
Spanish |V AP
Computer Sci AP
Princ. Business, marketing, Finance
World history AP
10/10
My Junior Year Schedule:
Multivariable Calculus
AP Bio
AP Physics 1
AP Gov
AP Spanish
Anatomy and Physiology
Honors English III (no AP :,c)
Gym (meh, required)
9.5/10. I like the upper level math and the AP classes. Maybe I’m biased?
Freshman Year:
Semester 1:
-Honors Communication Skills (Intro Freshman English)
-Honors Math II
-P.E
-Honors Biology
Semester 2:
-Honors Math III
-Honors Personal Finance (Elective + GPA boost)
-Honors English I
-Honors American History I
Kinda nervous because seven honors classes is crazy, not by CC standards though.
9/10 - ^^plenty of STEM classes!
Next Year (Junior):
-Civil Engineering
-AP Physics
-AP Chemistry
-AP Calculus AB
-AP Lang
-Spanish IV
-History of Western Civilization (College Class)
@Irrationalpepsi
I have no idea what Math II and III correlate too, but I’m guessing you’re already on an accelerated math track since you’re starting off with II and not I.
8 or 9/10 (for a freshman). Though I don’t think that Freshman should be worried about the degree of rigor of their classes because its their first year, just as long as they do have some rigor. But that’s just my personal opinion.
@1LuckyBrave
9/10 A bunch of college-level classes
Senior Year:
AP English Literature & Composition
AP Statistics
AP Spanish Language
AP Physics C (Both Mech & E/M)
AP Music Theory
AP US Gov (first semester) & AP Macro (second semester)
9
Same Sophomore
English2
H.Spanish 3
H.Chem
H.Algebra 2
AP Euro
AP Psychology
AP Micro+Macro Econ