<p>A word of advice, how do you plan on doing calc 1, then skipping calc 2 (which there applications in Linear Algebra), and just going straight to Linear Algebra. No calc 2 or calc 3? Although it could be argued multivariate calc is not required for linear algebra. And doing analysis, without having finished the first core 3 calculus classes? This would never work. And physics B and Physics C at the same time will be hard, and their will probably be scheduling conflicts on their test date. You are taking 6 HS classes, 3 partial self-study (what does this even mean?), and 3 university classes way out of your level (if your calc AB scheduling is to be believed). I didn’t mean to be rude or tough on you, i just wanted to emphasize some part of your schedule that would seem probable. So a 5.</p>
<p>Oh, well now this makes perfect sense. And considering you have a good background in calculus all the way to the higher application calculus (analysis), i don’t think you’ll have a problem with any of those classes. And wow, i’d love to go to a school system that allowed us to take multivariate calculus in 9th grade. </p>
<p>On an irrelevant note: Go Number Theory!!! My favorite discrete math :)</p>
<p>Don’t laugh…</p>
<p>AP English
Calculus 3 (uni)
Intro to Philosophy (uni)</p>
<p>It completely depends on the difficulty of those classes, but I’d say 4-6 just because of the uni courses. </p>
<p>Tentative sophomore schedule:
AP Calc BC
Honors English 10
Honors World History 2 (modern world history; I’m taking the APWH exam)
Advanced Chem 1 (highest level offered)
AP Physics B
Latin 2
Orchestra
AP Music Theory or AP Art History or AP Stat (can’t decide)</p>
<p>Also self studying AP Psych and maybe another.</p>
<ol>
<li>Your schedule is pretty rigorous.</li>
</ol>
<p>Senior
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP Physics C: Both
AP Statistics
AP Macroeconomics
AP Euro
AP Computer Science</p>
<p>I’d give it a 8.</p>
<p>My Sophomore Year</p>
<p>PE 10
English 2
AP Calculus
AP Statistics
AP Chemistry
AP European History
Spanish 3</p>
<ol>
<li>Very rigorous for a sophomore.</li>
</ol>
<p>My Senior Schedule:
AP Calculus AB
AP Computer Science A
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
English 12
Spanish II</p>
<p>Probably a high 7. There’s a lot of math involved there, even if you’re only taking one straight math course (and no, statistics isn’t math any more than physics or comp sci is). Your non-APs are low enough on the rung that the ranking gets dragged down. Plenty strong for senior year!</p>
<p>My senior year:
Orchestra (Don’t knock it, chief; getting to all-state took more work than anything else I’ve ever done in school)
Intermediate Spanish 1 and 2 (this is my fifth year of Spanish, and these are dual-enrollment classes, each a semester, at a CC; our school doesn’t offer AP)
AP Music Theory
AP US Government
AP Calc BC
Speech (mandatory quarter class <em>eye roll</em>)
And I’ll probably self-study AP Comparative Government or take a philosophy or anthropology course at a CC.</p>
<p>^ low 7
Junior at public HS</p>
<p>AP Chem
Honors Algebra 2
AP Lang
Honors Precalc
Honors Physics
Honors Spanish 4
AP US History</p>
<p>8.</p>
<p>Freshmen Year:
Honors US History
Honors Bio
Honors Geometry
Honors English I
Spanish II
Intro to Engineering Design (WG)
Intro to Java Programming
Graphic Design I (Requirement) </p>
<p>Sophomore Year:
AP Euro (WG)
Honors Chem
Honors Algebra II (WG)
Honors English II
Spanish III
Principles of the Biomedical Sciences (Might become a WG class)
Team Sports A (Required)
Health (Required)</p>
<p>I would take more AP’s, but AP Euro and AP World are the only ones offered to sophomores. So I may self-study something easy like APES :P</p>
<p>Freshman - 5
Sophomore - 7, mostly due to Euro.</p>
<p>About to get a low score, not that I tried.</p>
<p>To understand this schedule, you have to understand that there is a special program offered at my district where some courses are offered at a special high school where you spend part of the day. The first two classes are at that school. It is on a different schedule with 50 minute classes, as opposed to 90 minute classes at the “home schools”, hence the two 2nd periods. </p>
<p>Senior Year - First Semester
1st - Exploring Alternative Energies Honors
2nd - AP Government and Politics: US
2A - Theatre III Honors
2B - AP English Literature
3 - Speech and Debate I
4 - Discrete Math Honors</p>
<p>Second Semester
1st - Exploring Alternative Energies Honors
2nd - AP Government and Politics: Comparative
2A - Theatre III Honors
2B - AP English Literature
3A - Study Hall
3B - Sociology Honors
4 - Organic Chemistry</p>
<p>You can rate each semester individually if you like.</p>
<p>^ 9</p>
<p>Tentative Junior Year sched:</p>
<p>AP Psychology
Pre-Calc advanced
AP Biology
English III Honors
French IV Honors
Chamber Orchestra Honors
(mandatory) P.E. / Health
T.V. 1 + T.V. 2
^ looking to major in the cinematic arts ;)</p>
<p>10, just like every other schedule here. Now let’s see how low mine gets.</p>
<p>These are the most advanced classes I can possibly take. Junior.</p>
<p>“Honors” Pre-Calc
“Honors” Journalism. Editor-in-Chief 
Gym
“Honors” Chemistry
Japanese 3
Advisory
AP US History
College Political Science</p>
<p>Honors is in quotations because there’s no regular version of any of these classes, and none of them are particularly difficult. Sure, Journalism gets LOADS of work, but IDK. That one might deserve honors without quotes.</p>
<p>Um, maybe a seven … its still going to be presentable because they at least show up as honors, and you have a high level language, a leadership role, an AP, and a college political science course. </p>
<p>AP Biology/lab
H. English
AP Calculus BC
H. World History
AP Art
band
(((free period … I’ve taken up to Spanish III as a soph but don’t want to take Spanish IV … would it be better to jump into a new language or take CAD?)))</p>
<p>^8 Would’ve been a 9 if the AP art was a different AP class. And I’d take a new language!</p>
<p>Senior 1st semester:
AP Chemistry
AP Calculus
AP Euro
H Economics
Dual Enroll Geology
DE Greek Mythology</p>
<p>2nd semester:
The same three APs
Holocaust
DE Western Humanities: Renaissance to Modernity
DE Composition II</p>
<p>Interesting classes…I’m going with 8 (8.5?), since you have a nice variety of classes.</p>
<p>Please rate both!</p>
<p>Junior (current)
AP Calc BC
AP Chem
AP English Language
AP US History
Honors Physics
Spanish III</p>
<p>Next year: Tentative Senior Schedule
Multivariable Calculus
AP Literature
AP European History
Spanish IV
AP Physics
AP Biology
Orchestra (I like music plus its a nice break :))</p>
<p>At local university
Organic Chem
Linear Algebra</p>
<p>Completely tentative (and unlikely)</p>
<p>^If you are taking Organic Chemistry, I would suggest taking the lab as well (for the more hands-on experience).</p>
<p>10/10 for both.</p>
<p>My school does not do AP/IB:
Current Senior Semester</p>
<p>Organic Chemistry II + Lab II
Linear Algebra
Fourier Analysis
American History
World Literature
Electricity & Magnetism + Lab</p>
<ol>
<li>Big points for Organic Chemistry, too. Such a hard class for me. </li>
</ol>
<p>This is the third time I’ve posted my junior/senior year schedule, but I’d like a bit more input.</p>
<p>Junior year:
-AP U.S. History
-AP Language and Composition
-Algebra II Honors
-Physics Honors
-German III
-Psychology (no AP or honors. Plan to self-study for the AP Psych. test, anyway)
-Computer Graphics II (need to fill that last fine arts credit)
-SAT Prep.</p>
<p>(Pre-Calc summer school, yadda yadda)</p>
<p>Senior year:
-AP Calculus AB
-AP Physics B
-AP European History
-AP Statistics
-AP Microeconomics
-U.S. Government Honors (no AP)
-British Literature (changed my mind about taking AP Lit.)
-Law Education</p>
<p>Junior: About a 7, I’d say 6 but APUSH is a real kick in the ass.
Senior: 8.5, good luck with those APs when senioritis kicks in second semester.</p>
<p>I don’t think I got a real answer, so I’ll try again.</p>
<p>Senior Year - First Semester
Exploring Alternative Energies Honors
AP Government and Politics: US
Theatre III Honors
AP English Literature
Speech and Debate I
Discrete Math Honors</p>
<p>Second Semester
Exploring Alternative Energies Honors
AP Government and Politics: Comparative
Theatre III Honors
AP English Literature
Sociology Honors (I may drop this)
Organic Chemistry (this class is a total joke)</p>
<p>okay…7
i’m a DE student at the local community college
HS courses:
AP chem
AP spanish
physics
english
US/VA gov
(no honors) :((</p>
<p>1st semester
multivariable calc
college comp 1
micro bio
Western civilizations to 1877</p>
<p>2nd semester
differential equations
college comp 2
music theory
intro to psychology</p>
<p>after these I will have enough AP and transfer credits to enter a university with sophomore status ;)</p>
<p>BTW the math, english, psych, and west civ count toward my HS GPA as honors courses
the other 2 are strictly transfer credits ;)</p>