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This was back in November, we have to turn in our registration cards tomorrow, and I have nooo idea what those two extra classes are going to be. I’m still thinking Art, and then maybe Chemistry or Euro. Gosh, I hate this.</p>
<p>Wow, I posted on the first page a year ago… It’s weird to see how much more ambitious I’ve become.</p>
<p>Senior Course:
AP Physics C – but I’ll need to ask my friends about the possible side effects of not taking B
AP Chemistry
AP Literature
AP Government
Orchestra
French (WHY DOES THIS SCHOOL NOT OFFER AP FRENCH)
Multivariable; Diffy Eq. @ community college</p>
<p>Probably going to take a Chem and Stats class this summer.</p>
<p>jonnathan: If you know the art teacher in your school, go talk to him or her. Depending on your skills and interest perhaps you can do AP Art if you have the self-motivation to put together a portfolio. Do not underestimate the time and effort it will take. It might be a great add to the combination of classes you have. Or another thought, what about AP micro economics or AP macro?? I did not read any of the earlier threads so I apologize if you’ve already stated your current academic interests. I’m a parent of 2 high schoolers who just recently chose their classes for next year.</p>
<p>IB English HL
IB History HL
IB Environmental SL
Pre Calc
ASL III
The Middle East
Senior/Capstone Project
Advanced Writing (required)</p>
<p>Not the strongest, but pretty solid compared to a lot of my peers.</p>
<p>AP Gov’t
AP Lit
AP Stat
AP Calc BC
AP Chem
AP Bio
Another undecided class</p>
<p>@livn487:
Those are really good suggestions, thanks! I’d love to do AP Art, but my school doesn’t offer the course. I know that Honors Art 3 requires a portfolio and an honors project though, so it’ll probably be similar. I finally managed to finish up my schedule, and I signed up for Honors Art 3 and AP Chem as my last two choices. I don’t mind it much that I can’t do AP Art though. I had to take a lot of academic classes this year, so it’ll be nice going back to more than one real elective!</p>
<p>AP Lit
AP Micro/Macro (split by semester)
AP Comp Gov
Regular Physics
AP Spanish
AP Calc BC
Senior Thesis (similar to capstone project/research)</p>
<p>AP Physics C (aaaah!)
AP Calc AB
AP English Lit
AP Euro
Post-AP Spanish</p>
<p>Nothing but sweet breezy times.</p>
<p>AP English Lit.
AP Physics (B? C? No one ever really tells us which one they’re exactly teaching to…)
AP Euro. History
Calulus III and Diff. Eq. at Local College
Independent Study in College-Level Applied Philosophy
Independent Study in Debate (Debate Captainship, essentially)
Student Government</p>
<p>Ill be taking it easy.
Honors Calculus
Honors English
Honors World History
Internship for 1 period
Global issues
Astronomy
Aerospace Engineering (New class pretty excited)</p>
<p>wooooo senior year! Less than three semesters and we’re going to be graduating! I’m soo excited!
Anyways, my schedule is as follows:
Honors Advanced Information Technology
AP English Literature
AP Statistics
AP Environmental Science
Physics
World Religions and International Relations
Honors Spanish 4 (College course)</p>
<p>sooooo excited!</p>
<p>Junior Year:
AP Calculus AB/BC
AP English Language
Physics Honors
AP Spanish Language
AP US History
AP Microeconomics + AP Macroeconomics
Junior Varsity Girls Tennis
AP Chemistry + AP Biology Independent Study</p>
<p>AP US Government over the summer</p>
<p>Senior Year:
Multivariable Calculus (Stanford EPGY, or maybe Johns Hopkins CTY)
AP English Literature
AP Physics B + AP Physics C: Mech Independent Study
AP Computer Science A
AP Spanish Literature
AP Art History
Varsity Girls Tennis
Microeconomic Theory + Macroeconomic Theory (local uni)</p>
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<p>That was me back in May of sophomore year.</p>
<p>Things haven’t changed too much, but they have some. The current plan is as follows.</p>
<p>AP English Lit
AP Chem
Adv. Chem Lab
French IV
AP Art History
TAing AP Stats
Multivariable Calculus (1st Semester)/Differential Equations (2nd Semester)</p>
<p>This is what I been looking for! My limit is 15 courses(credits)/classes.
So far for sure:
AP Lang and Comp- 2
AP Pysch- 1
Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry- 2
Orchestra- 3
Government- 1
Economics- 1
that 10 so far, but my grade haven’t has a chance to schedule yet…</p>
<p>Edit: I’m seeing alot of AP Lit. I’m taking that course now in junior year lol.</p>
<p>Not too bad…
AP Psychology
AP Calc ab
AP Literature
AP Biology
AP Microeconomics/AP US Government
&Chemistry at local cc</p>
<p>Hmmm… That schedule seem kinda boring…</p>
<p>How about my senior schedule?</p>
<p>Calculus (school doesn’t offer AP)
AP Lit
AP Gov
AP Physics
Either Symphonic Orch or AP Stats
ASB
Swimming
Waterpolo</p>
<p>Your school offer waterpolo as a class??? I would take Orch for fun. I heard I AP stat is a pushover.</p>
<p>I’ve been doing Symphonic Orch for all of high school, but the only reason I’m thinking about replacing it with Stats is because I think colleges will like the double math (engineer major), and we play poker in that class 
Yup waterpolo’s a class! Team sport.</p>
<p>(by senior year in my school all high school requirements have been completed) </p>
<p>James Joyce’s Ulysses
Latin V
Organic Chemistry
Philosophy
AB Calculus
Ancient Greek (dual enrollment) </p>
<p>I’m really excited :)</p>