<p>Also, I know that somebody has taken 22 actual AP classes… I wish our school even allowed that… we only have 6 periods for AP classes a year…</p>
<p>13.</p>
<p>Freshman-0
Sophomore- APUSH
Junior- AP Calc AB, AP Physics B, AP Macro, AP Gov, AP Lang and Comp., and AP Stats
Senior- AP Chem, AP Bio, AP Calc BC, AP Euro History, AP Lit., AP Human Geo.</p>
<p>Post #90 is complete BS. I don’t care where you go to school. Nobody is ever going to take AP Chem as a 9th grader.</p>
<p>^You’re just assuming that. You have no idea of the validity of your statement nor abour the person in post #90. At a local magnet school, many of my friends take AP Chem freshman year</p>
<p>0
2
5 (seriously contemplating Human Geo self study for National AP scholar)
8</p>
<p>Either 15 or 16, 3 more than the next highest in my grade, even though my class rank is 11.
Stupid idiots in K level classes at the top of the class.</p>
<p>freshman: 0
sophomore: ap calc ab, ap stats
junior: ap english language, ap calc bc, ap ush
senior: ap english lit, ap bio, … </p>
<p>total: 7</p>
<p>i have ib exams though!</p>
<p>I have a friend who only took one AP and went to Yale. Oh and he was Asian too.</p>
<p>9-0
10- apwh
11- apush, apbio, aplang, apmicro, apmacro
12- apstudioart, aplit
interested in self studying for psych, politics/us gov, and arthistory,
don’t know if its managable this year (11th grade)</p>
<p>@12mcgrawm, dont immediately just jump to conclusions, im not ■■■■■■■■, i actually took ap chem in 9th and got a 5, i know another kid who did it too, and @schoolisfun clearly sees the validity in my statement (thanx for backing me up btw). in fact, if u look on collegeboards website, they have results of all ap tests, and for ap chem, it says like 20 or so kids took it in 9th grade, maybe more
i also know a kid who got a 5 in calc bc in 8th grade</p>
<p>9-Enviro.
10-World, Bio.
11- Spanish, Lang., Chem., US, Psych.
12- Lit., HumanGeo, Calc AB, Gov., Micro., Art
Soo… 14. I’m a senior, and I’m going to Amherst next year!</p>
<p>Frosh-1
Soph-1
Junior-3
Senior-~4 or 5
I think 9-10 is the perfect amount, not killing yourself but still getting lots of college cred</p>
<p>10 - APUSH
11 - CALC AB, BIO, EURO, MACRO, MICRO
12 - PHYSICS C (2 tests), STATS, CALC BC, COMP POL, E LANGUAGE, PSYCH, CHEM (self study)</p>
<p>Total - 14</p>