English 10
Spanish 10
Enriched Biology (already took advanced chem and physics)
Pre-calculus Plus
AP World History
Psychology
French III
College Ed (not really an actual class) -one semester
P.E. (one semester)
Societies:
Tri-M Music Honor Society
National French Honor Society (If they let me. I don’t know if students in French III can be in it)
National Honor Society (If I get accepted)
Clubs/EC’s
*My school is only 13 years old so there aren’t really any clubs I’m interested in. I guess I’ll see if they’re gonna offer anything new this year. Hopefully, they will. Although, I was in a Music Club, but it kinda just stopped because no one was going, so…
Depends on what schools you are aiming for. Seems like a good schedule with good extracurricular involvement, but not enough AP/Honors/IB classes for really competitive schools (i.e. Ivy Leagues). Rated 6/10 overall.
@diane11 I suppose you are rating the first one(mine). Science and Technology is what I am aiming for so I am aiming for a “Tech school” like Georgia Tech and I am taking Biology Honors(there is no AP) and two math classes in one year which can count as an honors course because of the challenge but not confirmed. That should let me in a class in my junior year which is called Trig/Pre-calc which is the most challenging course my school has to offer and is two math classes but in one period and extremely fast paced.
Friend’s Senior Year Schedule (Already did mine):
AP Literature and Composition
AP Calculus
AP Chemistry
AP World History
AP Physics
AP Biology
AP Psychology
English 10
American and Gov.
Biology Honors
Geometry
Algebra 2
Robotics
Spanish 1(did Italian before)
Gym
Clubs/Sports:
DECA(Business Club)
Newspaper Club
Cross Country or Drama/Theater
History Club
Indoor Track
Outdoor Track
(Trying to start a Technology, Science, or Math Club)
@ambers58 9/10
Pretty solid, and with some classes to breathe in
Junior Year:
AP Stat
AP US Gov’t
AP Lang
AP Chem
AP French
Precalc Acc (or Honors, if you prefer)
US II (post-Reconstruction) Acc (or Honors, if you prefer)
Tempted to self-study APUSH, any opinions on that?
9-9.4/10 (I couldn’t resist the decimals :). It really depends on your school – do your teachers have a history of churning out students with high AP scores?
I haven’t taken APUSH yet, but if it’s comparable to AP Euro… I don’t recommend it (it’s the sort of AP that needs lots of reading throughout the year, and it might be easy to leave it until a few months before the exam, which is not good), but if you have great study skills, the test prep books, and enough free time with all your other classes, why not? Is there any way you can take it senior year?
Junior Year:
Religion (this is required)
AP English Language
AP Biology
AP Spanish Language
APUSH
Honors Precalculus
2-D Design
Rocketry
Academic Decathlon (Priority!)
What if I self-studied for AP Macro and AP Micro? Thoughts?