<p>Hmm...my school is in your state and we field similar performances.</p>
<p>A JR in my school is taking the following:
AP Physics C Mechanics
AP Physics C E&M
AP Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
AP Microcecnomics
AP MacroEconomics
AP JR English
Calculus 4 at the nearest University
and probably Differential Equations at the nearest University
As a Sophomore he took: AP Physics B, AP Calc BC, AP Statistics
and received 5s in all three. He can take 200 level Engineering courses at the university next year as a SR in high school.</p>
<p>We have a Senior taking:
AP Physics B
AP Physics C Mechanics
AP Physics C E&M
AP Calculus BC
AP Microeconomics
AP Macroeconomics
AP Computer Science A
AP Art History</p>
<p>We have another Senior taking:
AP Physics C Mechanics
AP Physics C E&M
AP Statistics
AP Calculus BC
AP Environmental Science
AP Art History
AP Senior English
He took AP Bio, AP JR Eng, AP Physics B, and AP Psych last year. </p>
<p>And another SR taking:
AP Physics C Mechanics
AP Physics C E&M
AP Physics B
AP Environmental Science
AP Calculus BC
AP Computer Science A
AP Art History
She took AP Stastistics, AP Biology, and AP Psych last year.</p>
<p>I don't think anybody will take 9 though. Most people are taking 4-6 APs this year. Last year, a SR that went to Harvard only received 5s in AP Bio, AP SR English, AP Spanish, AP Euro, and AP Psych. I'd figure 9 is overkill. Those taking 7 a year have stacked certain types of classes like Physics and Economics. Good luck to 9 APs though. I think it's possible.</p>