AP Classes

Hi everyone. As a risng senior, my course selection is already over with but I’m curious to see how many APs (and which ones) you all have/will have taken by the end of your high school career.

Personally, I’ll have 11 total:
AP Stats (10th)
AP Chem (11th)
AP Comp Sci A (11th)
AP Lang (11th)
AP USH (11th)
AP Comp Sci Principles (12th)
AP Physics 1 (12th)
AP Physics II (12th)
AP Calc BC (12th)
AP Lit (12th)
AP Spanish Lang (12th)

Looks similar to my kid’s. He took Bio in 10th and Physics C and Psych in 12th. No language AP and Comp Sci Principles isn’t offered.

6 APs?? That’s going to be a lot of homework for you. I’m assuming you plan to be the valedictorian and head off to a prestigious school?

This was my old plan:
AP Lang (11th)
AP Calc BC (12th)
AP Physics I (12th)

Unfortunately, I moved the summer before junior year and that really messed things up. Because my new school had harder academics, my counselor put me into all normal courses, even though I wanted all honors! >=( He then said that if I wanted to switch to honors, I could do so in the middle of the year. I tried doing this with Pre-Calc in an attempt to go to Honors PreCalc, but it was much more difficult because it would involve switching classes and I’d be missing a lot of material in other classes. I was forced to stay in my PreCalc class and only got recommended to do AP Calc AB, even though my intention was to do AP Calc BC. That’s the only AP I’ll be doing, but I wanted to challenge myself further.

If I have any advice to give you regarding your future childrens’ high school careers, don’t move while they’re in high school. Moving in elementary and middle school is fine because it won’t matter as much, but a move during high school years can turn your child from an Ivy League student to a state university student.

APHG (9)

AP Bio (10)

APUSH (11)
AP Lang (11)
AP Chem (11)
AP Physics 1 (11)

AP US Government (12)
AP Microeconomics (12)
AP Lit (12)
AP Calc BC (12)
AP Computer Science A (12)
AP Environmental Science (12)
AP Physics C: Mechanics (12)
AP Physics C: E&M (12)

Seems like a lot for senior year, but Gov and Econ are during the same class period on alternating days, and Physics C is one class for both exams. CSA is known for being low-workload, as is APES.

In retrospect 6 APs for my kid in 12th was very tough for the first 2 months but ok after that. Physics C E&M and Literature kicked his butt completely for his first 3 exams and he never recovered during the first semester. It was his fault though for not doing all of his essays during the precious summer like he should have. Plus he also took 2 college classes during the fall as well and was teaching a class.

1 freshman, 0 sophomore, 4 junior, 5 senior. So 10.

@simberry2 Yeah, everyone calls me crazy for taking that many lol. Sucks that you only get to take one AP, at least you’ll probably kill it!

@awesomepolyglot Jesus Christ, that’s every science AP except physics 2.

My d’s school only offers IB. Through a mixture of self-study/online classes, she will have written 7 AP exams by graduation.

AP US History (10)
AP English Language & Composition (10)
AP Psychology (10)

AP Art History (11)
AP Government & Politics (11)
IB English I HL (11)
IB History I HL (11)
IB Visual Arts I HL (11)
IB Math I HL (11)
IB French I SL (11)
IB Biology I SL (11)
IB Theory of Knowledge I (11)
IB Creativity, Action, Service I (11)

AP Biology (12)
AP Statistics (12)
IB English II HL (12)
IB History II HL (12)
IB Visual Arts II HL (12)
IB Math II HL (12)
IB French II SL (12)
IB Biology II SL (12)
IB Theory of Knowledge II (12)
IB Creativity, Action, Service II (12)

@zbrown01 And CSP, if you want to count that as a science. What can I say, I love science! :slight_smile:

Mine’s speculation but /shrug

AP Psychology (10)

APUSH (11)
AP Lang (11)
AP Calc AB (11)
AP Spanish (11)
AP Physics 1 (11)

AP Lit (12)
AP Gov (12)
AP Econ (12)
AP Calc BC (12)
AP Bio (12)
AP CSA (12)

Sounds very similar to what I did.

Ap world (10)
Ap calc AB (11)
Ap calc BC (11)
AP Lang (11)
Apush (11)
Apes (11)
Ap us gov (12)
Ap euro (12)
Ap stats (12)
AP French (12)
AP Lit (12)
AP Physics 1 (12)

My only comments would be that it is a lot senior year, so do just brace yourself (though i’d Assume your like me, and you won’t back down, and will ace them all anyway) - and if you have a college in mind, check and see how many credits your actually allowed to come in with. My school limits me to 45 Ap credits, and I have more than that- so I can’t use them all. But best of luck! Not that you’ll need it as long as you work hard :slight_smile: (and do try to sleep some :-p).

AP Gov (11)
AP Lang (11)
AP Psych (12)
AP Calc AB (12)
AP Lit (12)
AP Physics C (12)

not many but save for Calc BC that’s all my school offers (in fact, I have to take psych online as its not offered)

sighs

AP World History (10)
AP Psychology (10)
AP English Language (11)
AP US History (11)
AP Seminar (11)
AP English Literature (12)
AP Research (12)
AP Computer Science Principles (12)
AP Computer Science A (12)

I’m only a rising junior, so I’ve only taken one AP, and have yet to take my courses in junior or senior year, but I’ll add the course I took sophomore year, and the courses I will do this upcoming school year.

AP World History (10)
AP English Language (11)
AP US History (11)
AP Physics 1 (11)
AP Psychology (11)

Have a good day!

APHG (9)
AP Biology (10)
AP World History (10)
AP Spanish Language (10)

and maybe AP Art History (10)

Everyone has taken so many!! At my school, AP classes only open up during junior year.

I will have graduated with six.

AP Calculus BC (11)
AP Psychology (11)
AP Biology (12)
AP Statistics (12)
AP Chemistry (12)
AP Comparative Government and Politics (12)

I’m only a rising junior so I still have to take my other APs but this is what I have scheduled.

AP Macroeconomics (10)
AP World History (11)
AP Environmental Science (11)
AP Chem (11)
AP English Lang (11)

Prediction (have taken 1 so far):

Sophomore: 1
Junior: 2 as a class, AP exam for 3
Senior: 5

So, 8 total AP classes, 9 total AP exams. I might add in another or remove one.

My child:
AP political science 9th
AP world history 10th
AP physics 1 10th
AP BC Calc 11th
AP US history 11th
AP lang 11th
AP chem 11th
AP physics 2 11th
AP Lit 12th
AP Micro 12th
Ap Macro 12th
AP comparative gov 12th
Ap physic C 12th
2 post bc calc classes