<p>Haha, thisyeargirl. I said that you were CRAZY to be doing Math HL! I'm glad you've come to your senses!</p>
<p>I'm doing English HL and History HL. That means A LOT OF READING. v_v I wonder why my school require that they be HL. Tell me what SL is like when school starts.</p>
<p>quitejaded: Intellectually, I want to take Math HL...because it would be a challenge, and it would be useful for me. (It builds character. ;)) Realistically, from an utilitarian point of view, I'm better off preserving my GPA and focusing on my talents (languages). Chem HL seems stimulating enough!</p>
<p>I almost did history HL, but decided against it. I'm sorry that you have to fulfill requirements like that...we just need one subject from each group and distribute HL/SLs however we want.</p>
<p>We should definitely form an IB support group for those long nights of studying next year. :eek:</p>
<p>Hey, ni</p>
<p>thesloc, I actually understood most of that...I'm going to try to teach myself Spanish in whatever free time I have, based on whatever I remember from two years in elementary school. Is anyone else here self-studying a language?</p>
<p>AP US History
AP Spanish
Philharmonic Orchestra
Honors Physics
Gifted Senior Language Arts
Precalculus</p>
<p>G+T Physics
AP Calc AB
AP Calc AB
G+T Engineering
AP U.S. History
G+T Symphonic Winds
AP English Language and Composition</p>
<p>I want to go Dartmouth really bad, but I also like Duke, Cornell and Penn. My school is a big public high school in Maryland.</p>
<p>What does G and T mean? As in G+T Physics?</p>
<p>"Gifted and Talented", I believe. (?)</p>
<p>if everything works out</p>
<p>AP USH
AP Calc (AB i think)
AP Comp Sci java
Spanish Lit (7)
English 5
Latin3
Gym!
Physics yay</p>
<p>AP USH
AP Comp Sci
Either AP Spanish or Honors Hispanic Literature
Honors Chem
Honors American Lit
Honors Math IV
Either Chorus or Concert Choir
Gym</p>
<p>then other requirements like Junior Health Sem and stuff</p>
<p>Yup, at my school, its one step higher than honors. Its kinda like AP, but not the same, ie, you have to take G+T Physics before you can take AP Physics.</p>
<p>AP USH *
AP Physics *
Hnrs. Pre-Calc *
Hnrs. Chem
Latin III *
English III</p>
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<li>Indicates credit from Bellarmine U</li>
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<p>My state sucks. This is the #1 or #2 school in my state and this is it's most challenging course (except for AP English; If I don't take AP I can take college english next year.)</p>
<p>we don't even have AP course at my school,...........................................sucks for me.</p>
<p>Somewhat tentative. But here it is so far:</p>
<p>AP Calc BC
AP Physics II
AP Chemistry II
AP US History
AP English (Composition)
AP Statistics
AP Psychology</p>
<p>I'm still not so sure about the last two, I may replace them with orchesta and/or another fun class :D. Otherwise, AP season will be pure torture. :(</p>
<p>AP Physics B
AP Chem
AP Calc AB (but can change to BC if I do well in the first month...? or something like that)
Chinese 1
French 3
English
Civitas (required history class thingy... I presume)</p>
<p>I'm going to a new boarding school next year, and it's supposed to be really hard, so I'm kinda worried... and even though English and Civitas aren't AP or Honors, I think they'll be just as difficult.</p>
<p>AP American History
AP Spanish?
Honors English
Honors Algebra II
Honors Biology
AP Comp (I have to take some type of computer class, it's mandatory to graduate)
Writing for College</p>
<p>Sports im shooting for:
Soccer, Volleyball, Golf, maybe track</p>
<p>Extra Curriculars im shooting for:
Student Council, Community Service, Model UN, Forensics, School Newspaper, Public Speaking, etc</p>
<p>Colleges im looking at:
United States Naval Academy, United States Military Academy, The Citadel, Columbia, UCLA, UCSD, Stanford, dunno what else</p>