<p>Dang I feel so low. ;-; [hides in the corner]</p>
<p>mine (as far as I know, they still may make changes):
AP English Comp
Geometry
Spanish 2
Chemistry
Treble Choir
Theatre 2, Psychology
Health, P.E.
my school doesn't do honors.
i'm such a geek, i'm always on about how they had to cut back from 8 classes to 7 and i want to take another :)</p>
<p>i'm planning on going to the local yet nice university (i'll get in without a problem) and saving an incredible amount of money then going to a nice, expensive grad school.</p>
<p>There's always the problem of grade inflation that you have to take into account. A's at one school doesn't equate to A's at another school. I guess the AP exam somehow smoothes the difference out...though it's kind of funny considering that for most AP exams only a 60-70 percent is needed to get a 5, the top score, so for the people getting threes and fours, do they know only 40-50 percent of the course? Then doesn't that mean they don't know enough of the course to "pass" not the AP exam but the equivalent college course? Oh well. I'm getting off topic. Sorry.</p>
<p>oasis: that's true. i have a 6.3 on a 7-point scale, but considering that no one ever gets above a 6.7 unweighted it's honestly not that bad (i'd estimate it's equivalent to a 3.8, not 3.6, but then our courses are generally more challenging than usual college prep). supposedly someone from my school got into brown with a 5.8, but i don't know if that's true. he had really good ecs though (lead in all school plays since middle school, directed and performed in a play, etc). i really hope colleges will take the grading scale into consideration because otherwise i'm screwed...</p>
<p>AP English Lit
Precalculus H
Physics H
AP Latin Literature
Economics H
AP Euro</p>
<p>Physics
Latin I
Algebra II
Honors Spanish 4
Honors English 11
AP US History 2</p>
<p>wow i feel stupid compared to u guys.. :/ oh well, its the most i can handle</p>
<p>COLGATE!</p>
<p>AP Calculus BC
AP Biology
AP Literature and Composition
AP United States History
AP Art History
Spanish 3 Honors</p>
<p>07! It's so glad to you all here on the boards.</p>
<p>I'll be taking
AP English Language & Composition
AP European History
AP History of Art
AP Biology
Honors Precalculus
Honors Spanish 3</p>
<p>I'm also scheduled to take two college courses at a local university next year, which I'm really looking forward to!</p>
<p>I would really like to attend Dartmouth, but I've had a fancy for Yale for quite some time now... (:</p>
<p>ap chem
ap us
ap eng</p>
<p>did i post on this thread already?..i don't remember... <em>shrugs</em></p>
<p>AP Calc BC
AP Biology
AP US History
AP English Language
(APs already taken - Calc AB and Physics B)</p>
<p>Spanish 11
C++ Programming
Science Research</p>
<p>oh oh, seems like 'o7 is the year of overachievers. noooo!</p>
<p>waaah. i feel so dumb compared to you guys!! i go to an all-girls catholic school near san francisco, student body pop of 460. we don't really offer a lot of classes, and not nearly close to any AP classes you guys have. i'm scared of applying to college, knowing all of you are too!! lol</p>
<p>well.. my schedule
AP English
AP US History
AP Physics
Honors Analysis/Calculus (Precal.. i could've been in AP Calc AB but I didn't have an A- in my math last year)
Photography
Religion III
American Sign Language III (yes, it's a language)</p>
<p>ECs: DRAMA/THEATRE GEEK!! I love to act and build sets. Its my passion.</p>
<p>anyone else here on 6 day cycle schedules??</p>
<p>This summer i'm taking an astronomy course in the local community college. Hopefully I can take some concurrent enrollment classes next year (if i'm not doing any fall plays)</p>
<p>The number of people here taking more than three AP classes is seriously scaring me. I'm now very happy that I don't go to a more competitive, better ranking school, since otherwise I'd be pressured to take more than 3 AP's. My schedule next year is as follows:</p>
<p>French IV Honors
Physics Honors
Music History Honors
Pre-Calc Accelerated
PE
AP English (equivalent of AP Lit - but we don't call it that, since AP Eng is actually a two-year program at our school)
AP Bio
AP US History</p>
<p>I don't have my schedule for sure, but this is what i signed up for. </p>
<p>AP BIO (4 quarters)
US History Honors (2 quarters)
English III Honors (2 quarters)
AP Stat (3 quarters)
AP Calc AB, hopefulyl self-studying the BC part (3 quarters)
Newspaper (1 quarter)
Weight Training (1 quarter)</p>
<p>My school is on the block schedule. And theres a good chance I won't get the schedule that I want due to conflicts.</p>
<p>My schedule:</p>
<p>AP English
AP Bio
Current Events Accelerated (stupid required third-year history course at my school)
Algebra 2 Honors
French 3 Honors
Morality/Catholic Social Teaching (I go to a Catholic school, so we have to take religion class all four years)
Journalism</p>
<p>hoorah for catholic schools that require you to take religion classes which could've been used as other acceptable college credits!!!!</p>
<p>....(or not...)</p>
<p>
IB Math HL IB Chemistry HL IB English A1 HL IB History SL IB French A2 SL IB Art SL Journalism Theory of Knowledge
has been revised to get</p>
<p>IB Chemistry HL
IB English A1 HL
IB French A1 HL
IB Math Methods SL
IB History SL
IB Art SL
Journalism
Theory of Knowledge</p>
<p>I will be taking ONLY three APs</p>
<p>AP Chem
AP Psychology
AP US History</p>
<p>Will colleges see that these were the only APs (and maximum number of APs) that I was allowed to take for my Junior year?</p>
<p>don't worry, colleges look at your transcript and compare it to the availibility of classes at your school. so if you took all the aps they offer, then it's perfectly fine. they won't discredit you for not taking more, becuase they aren't even available in your school.</p>
<p>It is also important to do well on AP exams and in AP classes, because 2s won't look well on your transcript. It is important to take the most challenging classes your school offers, but it is more important to do well in classes.</p>