<p>I give you a 10.
That is an excellent schedule and I can see you’re also getting college credit at CC.
Keep it up.
You’re going places with a well structured schedule like that. </p>
<p>My schedule:</p>
<p>CP Basket Weaving
Yoga
Music Therapy for Tuna Fish
Advanced Culinary
Female Anatomy 101
Introduction to Aliens and UFOs
AP Bible Studies</p>
<p>junior year : </p>
<p>PAP cal?
AP USH
IB English 3
AP Physics B
AP Psychology - 2nd semester
Chamber Orchestra
PAP Spanish 3</p>
<p>GUYS I REALLY NEED HELP WITH MY SCHEDULE.</p>
<p>should i take pre-ap or AP calculus? which one would you take?</p>
<p>and also, what should i take 1st semester for a class bc im taking psych 2nd?</p>
<p>lastly, someone told me to take AP Stat at the same time as Pre Cal? what is the reasoning behind that…</p>
<p>^^ uh 6.</p>
<p>I recommend taking AP Calc. It does, however, depend on whether or not you’re a “math person,” and how well you did in precalc. I love math, and took ap calc w/o precalc. While I will say I’m extremely glad I took it, it was also tougher because I didn’t initially know trig rules and such.</p>
<p>Sorry, for your first semester question I can’t help as I don’t know what your school offers. Probably something easier, because AP Calc and AP Physics B combined can be quite a workload depending on your teachers.
Lastly, AP Stats is considered an easy AP, and AP Calc isn’t really. If you wait to take Stat and Calc at the same time, that’ll be a tougher schedule. The AP Stats doesn’t contain any calc, so you’re safe for that.</p>
<p>Schedule (each subject = 1 year unless otherwise noted):</p>
<p>High School:
Honors English 12
General Biology</p>
<p>Junior College:
Gen. Chem.
Gen. Engineering Physics
Microecon (200 level) - 1 quarter
Gen Bio - 1 quarter
Microbio - 1 quarter
Multivariable Calc - 1 quarter
Linear Algebra - 1 quarter
Diff Eq - 1 quarter</p>
<p>Senior year! :)</p>
<p>@OunceOfAction. Daaannng You got yurself a finnnne schedle I give yo a 10/10.
One Spicy Schedule rite derr</p>
<p>^^ 10/10 all the way</p>
<p>Junior Year:
IB English
IB History
AP Psychology
Chemistry
Algebra II
American Sign Language II
World Religions (.5 year)
Personal Finance (.5 year, required)</p>
<p>Senior Year (next year):
IB European Literature
IB 20th Century Eastern Affairs
IB Environmental Systems & Societies
Pre-Calculus
American Sign Language III
The Middle East (.5 year)
Advanced Writing (.5 year, required)</p>
<p>^
Junior: 6.5/10
You have three AP/IB classes but they are the easiest ones IMO.</p>
<p>Senior: 6/10
Again, three IB’s, but I think that two of them are very easy. And you don’t have much else.</p>
<p>Senior Year (Next Year)</p>
<p>AP Biology
AP Physics C: Mech
AP Statistics
AP Spanish Lang
AP Calc BC
Highest Level Marketing Course in School
English (regular)
Gym</p>
<p>OH MY GOD, BUT WHAT IF THOSE ARE THE ONLY AP/IBs OFFERED?</p>
<p>Junior
Honors Pre-calc
Ap English Language
IB Economics
AP Chem
French 3
IB Environmental Systems & Societies
AP US gov’t</p>
<p>Senior
Ap calc BC
Ap english literature
IB economics
Ap Physics
Ap French
AP BIo</p>
<p>^Looks pretty good to me. Good luck!</p>
<p>Just registered for next year, assuming everything fits in a schedule. Our school offers dual-enrollment so that’s why I get UConn credit for a lot of classes, thats what ECE means.</p>
<p>Senior Year:
AP/ECE Biology
AP/ECE Microeconomics
AP/ECE English Comp.
AP/ECE Spanish 5
S1 - Multivariable Calculus (On UConn campus)
S2 - Differential Equations (On UConn campus)
S1 - Ceramics…need an art credit
S2 - Honors Computer Science</p>
<p>Wow! 10.
AP Physics: E&M
AP English Lit
AP Stat
Guitar I (need the art credit)
Advanced Object Oriented Design
Latin IV (No other levels offered)
Intern/Mentor Program (Internship at Johns Hopkins APL)</p>
<p>10.</p>
<p>Junior year schedule:
AP US History
AP English Lang
French IV
Honors Precalc/Trig
Honors Physics
AP Microeconomics</p>
<p>Projected senior year schedule:
AP Macroeconomics
AP English Lit
French V
Honors Calculus
AP Chemistry
AP US Gov. and Politics</p>
<p>9
9/10. </p>
<p>AP English
AP USH
Gym/First Aid-_-
Honors choir/theory
Dual-enrollment Honors French 4 independent study
AP Calc
Mandatory lunch/lab/guidance aid on non-lab days
AP Chem</p>
<p>8-9</p>
<p>We only get 6 classes</p>
<p>Junior year:
AP Chem
APUSH
AP Human Geography
Ap Lang
AP Psychology
Pre Calc Honors</p>
<p>Senior Year:
AP Bio
AP Stat
AP Gov.
AP Econ.
The rest will probably be dual enrollment at a major university.</p>
<p>10/10.</p>
<p>That looks like a fun and appropriately challenging senior year!</p>
<p>For next year…</p>
<p>AP English Lit.
AP Chemistry or AP Physics
Discrete Mathematics and Linear Algebra (at College)
AP Euro. History
Independent Study in College-Level applied Philosophy
Student Government
Independent Study as a Debate Captain</p>
<p>(This is prospective… I have to decide if I want to do the philosophy study or band (which I’ve done for the past three years)…)</p>
<p>Sophomore at a competitive hs</p>
<p>Chemistry I
Geometry Honors
Spanish III Honors
US History
Intro to Drawing (req’d - i had to pick something)
Scripture (req’d)
English II</p>
<p>ill prob do Alg II H, Spanish AP Lang, and im thinking about Econ AP but i dont know how hard it will be. I had straight A’s in algebra I and im doing decent in US history right now</p>
<p>I give you an 8.5/10! That seems quite rigorous. My schedule is slower since I go to an extremely small school that doesn’t offer very many classes PERIOD, let alone very many advanced classes. </p>
<p>AP Bio
AP Bio/Gym
AP Calculus AB
Spanish I
Government
Geography
Study Hall/Gym
College English</p>
<p>^ 8/10</p>
<p>Sophomore
Honors Physics
Honors Chem
AP Gvt.
Honors English
Honors Algebra 2
Honors Health
Honors French</p>
<p>8
My junior schedule:</p>
<p>IB physics sl
French 5/6
IB theatre
IB calc sl
IB history of the americas
IB biology sl
IB junior english
Advanced jazz band</p>
<p>^^I would have to give you a 6. Not sure what IB means but you should try to incorporate some AP’s in their.</p>
<p>Junior Year --</p>
<p>PE
Algebra 2 (Have to re-take it)
Oceanography
AP US History
Language Arts
Early Dismissal</p>
<p>His schedule deserves a 9 or a 10. IB is equivalent to AP (and some might even say it’s higher).</p>