<p>Off the top of my head:
Biology (reg, hon, AP)
Chemistry (reg, hon, AP)
Physics (reg, hon, AP B, AP C)
AP Environmental Science
Anatomy & Physiology (reg, hon)
Astronomy (reg, hon)
Earth Sciences (reg, hon)</p>
<p>There’s probably more stuff, but I can’t remember.</p>
<p>Biology 1 (pre-IB or regular)
IB Biology SL
IB Biology I HL
IB Biology II HL
AP Biology
Human Anatomy and Physiology: An Introduction</p>
<p>Chemical Technology
Chemistry 1
IB Chemistry I
IB Chemistry II SL/HL</p>
<p>Geosystems
IB Environmental Systems SL
Physics 1 (Honors or Regular)
IB Physics I
IB Physics II SL/HL</p>
<p>Biology 1,2 (1 is Reg or Honors, 2 is Honors, and AP Bio comes after 2), Chemistry (Regular, Honors), Physics (Regular, Honors, AP Physics C - Mechanics after Honors), Anatomy 1/2 (Regular), Sports Medicine (Regular), Marine Biology (regular), Earth & Physical Science (Regular, Honors). </p>
<p>The other AP classes are: Calc AB/BC, English Lit., European History, U.S. History</p>
<p>Bio (reg, honors, AP)
Physics (reg, honors)
Chem (reg, honors)
Anatomy and Physiology (reg, honors)
Marine Biology</p>
<p>We have nothing compared to everyone else!
Freshman Science
Biology (regular, honors, AP)
Chemistry (regular, honors, AP)
Astronomy (an easy A elective class)
Physics (regular and honors)
Microbiology (1/2 yr easy elective) along w/ Genetics another cake class
Environmental Issues (don’t confuse with AP this class isnt that hard)</p>
<p>Only 2 AP’s it sucks.</p>
<p>We have enough…
Biology 1
Biology 1 Honors
AP Biology
Concepts Science (ESOL students)
Chemistry 1
Chemistry 1 Honors
Chemical Tech
AP Chemistry
Senior Science (taken with AP Chemistry, Double-Block class)
Geosystems
Physics 1
Physics 1 Honors
AP Physics C Mechanical
Active Physics (students with weak math skills)
AP Environmental Science
Anatomy
Oceanography</p>
<p>My school only has:
Chemisty (reg., honor, AP)
Bio (reg., honor, AP)
Physics (reg., honor, AP)
Physical Science (reg., honor)
I wish we had nifty sci. classes</p>
<p>By rigor (lowest to highest):
Principles of Science
Earth Science
Biology
Applied Chemistry
Material Science (not really a science class…they mostly make things out of glass, wax, metals, clay…)
Chemistry
Anatomy and Physiology
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics</p>
<p>Science-Related:
Computer Science
Advanced Computer Science
Engineering and Design
Psychology
Anthropology
Sociology</p>