FuturePICUNurse: 10. Seems rigorous enough for freshman year.
Junior year:
AP/ECE EnglishLit
Veterinary science
AP/ECE enviromental science (possibly)
Advanced animal science or Advanced animal repro (considering for both)
Honors physics
Regular pre-calc
Spanish 4 Honors
I may be forgetting one but sadly I have no more room for more APs because the rest are double periods (besides APUSH. But with sports, volunteering, my business, etc. I’m not sure id have the dedication for that)
I would say 7 but it balances out with your EC activities!
IB Statistics
IB Compostion and literature
IB USA government
IB Spanish 5
IB Biology HL
AP psychology HL
IB computer graphics
That’s a 10 if you feel like you can do it; if you can’t your GPA will probably go down by a lot. (and that would be a 0)
Going to be a Junior (not taking a Spanish class because I’m hispanic, I already finished Spanish 5 and I’ll take the AP Spanish Language test without the class)
Constitutional Law Honors
AP English (forgot if it was Lit. or Lang., but it’s the one you’re supposed to take your Junior year)
AP Computer Science A
AP US History
AP Chemistry
AP Psychology
AP Statistics
That looks like a 10, if you can manage it properly! Seems like a lot of work, though, so be careful not to let your GPA slip.
Freshman Year
// Pre-AP English I
// Math II Honors
// Earth Science Honors
// World History Honors
// Chorus (Counts as an honors classs)
// Latin II
(We aren’t permitted to take any AP classes until sophomore year, unfortunately.)
@JadeRock you have to study the history of dining, know the table manners of all different countries, understand the history of silverware, etc. The AP test is quite difficult…
latin’s more unique, but sounds pretty normal (7/8) for freshman year!
Senior schedule:
AP Comp gov/econ
AP Calc BC
AP Spanish Lang
English 4
AP Env. Sci
AP Bio
@noplayallwork Now you can go dine in the finest restaurants around the world with proper etiquette and some history of dining to spark a conversation! Not sure who would want to listen…
@JadeRock i got a 97 on my latest test so it isn’t too bad, but the class i’m worried about is AP dismissal. I heard you have to pack your bag in 12 seconds to qualify for an A in the class!
Simple, don’t take anything out for class.
Getting an A in the class is peanuts compared to what you need to do to get a 5 on the AP exam. Your ‘dismissal’ from the test center amounts to 70% of your exam score.
This is my planned senior schedule
AP Lit
AP Calculus BC
AP Chem
AP Gov
Economics
Japanese III
Advanced Video Film
Creative Writing
Good luck in senior year! 8-9/10
Junior (next year):
AP English Language
Honors Precalculus/Trig
Honors Chemistry
APUSH
AP Macroeconomics
Honors Spanish 4
Latin 2
Business Administration
8/10 good luck! 
Senior (next year):
AP Lang (we take AP Lit junior year in my school)
AP Bio
AP Psych
AP Calc AB
Gov/Econ Cohort
Korean I
I took “harder” APs this year like AP Chem, lit, apush so next year all of my APs will be pretty easy. I was going to take AP Gov and AP Econ, but I want to be able to enjoy senior year a little bit more and learn korean! (Because I don’t want to do AP Spanish; I don’t really like spanish class)
10/10
Sophomore (Next Year)
Honors Pre-Calc w/ Trig
AP Bio
APUSH
Chemistry (no honors at school)
German IV
Advanced Composition
6/10 (8/10 since you’re a sophomore and we’re only allowed one ap class in our second year)
Counseling Mental Health
AP Spanish IV
AP English III
Pre-Calculus
AP US History (Dual Credit)
Pre-AP Physics (Honors)
Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness
I can’t wait until senior year…
7/10
Junior year:
AP Stat
AP Bio
AP Chem
AP Micro/Macro
AP Spanish
Advanced orchestra
Brit Lit B
9/10
Sophomore
Algebra 2 Honors
Chemistry Honors
AP Biology
English 2 Honors
AP World History
French 3 Honors
Medical Terminology
10/10 - wow you’re doing so well. Keep it up! @j’aime la banane
Senior (IDK why I’m doing this I already know where I’m going to college but have at it)
Trigonometry Honors
AP English Literature
ASL 4 Honors
AP US Government
Creative Writing 4 Honors
Philosophy Honors
Peer Counseling Honors (we basically tutor ALG 1, Geometry, Biology students and help new students assimilate)
10/10 that’s a cool schedule!
My Junior year schedule (currently a sophomore), keep in mind all of these are either at or above AP level because of how my school works
Semester 1:
20th Century Novel (English 11/12)
Modern History (we usually take this sophomore year but I was abroad 1st semester)
American History
Statistics
Intro to Physics
PE
Race, Class, Gender (a history class)
Gender Studies (an English class)
(hopefully) Oral Spanish (taken at a local university)
Semester 2:
Poetry (English 11/12)
Human Genetics
Statistics
Interdisciplinary Thinking
Physics A
American History
Stage Craft
Intro to Psychology
(hopefully) Spanish Literary Analysis or Hispanic Linguistics (taken at a local university)
the University classes might get moved to Senior year or summers
10/10
Junior Year-
AP Bio
AP Computer Science A
AP English Language
APUSH
French V Honors
Precalculus
Writer’s workshop (half year) Gym (other half year)