<p>Or more so officiated by me. Hopefully this will reduce clutter.</p>
<p>I keep learning courses I want to take aren’t offered to me. :(</p>
<p>For my Sophomore year:</p>
<p>1st semester:</p>
<p>AP Cal BC online
AP CS AB online
AP Psych online
AP Human Geography online
Dual enrollment General Chemistry I
Dual enrollment Biology I (online or face-to-face)</p>
<p>2nd Semester: </p>
<p>AP Cal BC online
AP CS AB online
AP Psych online
AP Human Geography online
Dual enrollment French I
Dual enrollment French lab I (French I and lab I are corequsite.) </p>
<p>I feel like I need to take Honors English II… however I can’t take it during the summer, and I don’t know if I can handle it in addition to my courses. Is my course load to heavy as it is? What should I drop?</p>
<p>I’m also applying to a state science and math magnet school… however the acceptance rate for my location is 21%. Although I believe this schedule is about 3-4x harder than anyone else in my admissions district would have. </p>
<p>I would say your courseload is already way way way heavy enough. That being said, if you are good at literature, I took AP Lit this year and it was not too bad, so honors english probably would not be too bad either.</p>
I REALLY wanted to take AP lit next year, but it would cost me $800. Also, I’m trying to focus on classes that would allow me to exempt things at the magnet school, and I would end up having to do AP lit again. I know I could be successful… but that’s beside the point. (Not to mention it won’t count toward the English credits I need to graduate. -_-) </p>
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<p>LOL Actually I’m really interested in AP Cal BC (love math), AP CS AB (Bought the textbook last year… although programming and I don’t get along well), AP psych (bought and read the textbook 2 years ago), and AP Human Geography (I e-mailed the teacher, she’s nice, and the course seems interesting). </p>
<p>And my school doesn’t even rank… XD although with this schedule I would probably pull the highest GPA in the history of my county. </p>
<p>But here’s what I would really like to do:</p>
<p>1st semester:</p>
<p>AP Cal BC online (6 hours a week)
AP CS AB online (7 hours a week)
AP Psych online (3 hours a week)
AP Human Geography online (4-5 hours a week)
Dual enrollment General Chemistry I (4 hours a week)</p>
<p>I am guessing my schedule would take me… 21-22 hours a week… including homework and reading</p>
<p>2nd Semester:</p>
<p>AP Cal BC online (6)
AP CS AB online (7)
AP Psych online (3)
AP Human Geography online (4-5)
Dual enrollment Biology (4)
Online Honors English II (2) </p>
<p>22-23 </p>
<p>Are these reasonable time estimates? </p>
<p>However I’m not sure if making language classes wait is the best idea… I could do them the summer after… hmmm…</p>
<p>However, I was hoping to go to a summer camp or something. I don’t believe I could self-study a language either. </p>
<p>I don’t even know what my principal will approve. <em>sigh</em>
My counselor doesn’t have a clue either what I should do. (I’m the only one in the entire school taking AP courses. Although we’re all freshmen this year.)</p>
<p>Yeah, I am only able to take online courses through FLVS, and they don’t have much of a selection. Is there like a national website where I can take online courses?</p>
<p>NCVPS, which only NC residents may use I believe.</p>
<p>I don’t know which textbooks I’ll be using other than for psychology and what I’m teaching myself for CS. Oh, and Human Geography. </p>
<p>Psychology uses David Meyer’s Psychology 7th edition. </p>
<p>For CS I’m using a Lewis, Loftus, and Cocking book called Java Software solutions for AP Computer science… but I’m not sure what the course uses. For Human Geography: </p>
<p>An Introduction to Human Geography: Eighth Edition
by James Rubenstein</p>
<p>I (obviously) don’t live in Flordia, and I can’t afford $800 per AP course. (The 1 credit ones) I was considering getting a summer job to pay for them, put I think that might be a little crazy. </p>
<p>There are plenty of online classes for the entire nation, the only problem is that most are private, cost a lot, and you may have problems with your school accepting their credits.</p>
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