<p>Probably AP Studio Art, but I willingly give up my time. I'm in the art room working on projects around 10 hours a week, and then there's the time spent on weekends and such. I'm submitting portfolios for both Drawing & 2-D Design at the end of the year, but I basically have all the concentration pieces ready for the latter, so I don't have THAT much work to do.</p>
<p>AP World History, but none of my classes this year are particularly time consuming. I'm a freshman though and I'll enter into an entirely IB courseload next year, so better enjoy it while I can! (Except for a semester of Health. Yay, Health.)</p>
<p>What is APUSH?</p>
<p>For me, the most time-consuming class is English.</p>
<p>Honors Eng. 3 for me</p>
<p>Firelight: AP US History</p>
<p>AP Lang. XD</p>
<p>Spanish. My teacher is completely crazy: a quiz every other day, A "unit test" every wednesday, an literary essay every 3 days, and a group project every 2 days. Not surprisingly, the class has more homework than all my AP classes combined (not even joking). And here's the funny part... we're NOT even AP!</p>
<p>I hateedddddd spanish lol.</p>
<p>I was supposed to take spanish iii, but dropped it because i just don't get the language. :(</p>
<p>No, this (sophomore) year is going really easy, which lets me focus the majority of my time on Ec's (debate, fencing, etc.)</p>
<p>I'm really (really) loving APUSH this year. I'm using Pageant and we're only on Chapter 7. But we go into great detail and I love my teacher.</p>
<p>Yeah I am liking AP US as well. My teacher doesn't give us any hw and the only thing we get graded for are tests.</p>
<p>AP psych. I thought the class would be sort of easy, but damn. It is interesting but damn.</p>
<p>IB Latin American History: sometimes I feel like that class is so pointless. On average, I have >100 pages of reading/week, and her quizzes are the most pointless questions, asking for specific details instead of overall impact of historical events. I find myself having to read the material twice or three times if I have time to scour the details of the book. Three people in that class have an A (myself included), but I think the reason the scores are so low is because of her methods.</p>
<p>APUSH - We're using Garraty, and we're assigned two chapters every other weekend to outline, 3 or 4 8x11s a unit, 2 to 3 themes, and terms.</p>
<p>yeah APUSH is raping me.. hard. the chapter outlines seriously take forever, and for a procastinator like myself that means no sleep :( (and we are only on chp. 7)</p>
<p>People getting killed by APUSH. I have gone through your pain, by November last year I found this site for outlines and it is basically spot on for American Pageant. It is an older edition so the chapters are a a little distorted but it saved my life. If you have to write outlines, just steal the site's if you want or use them. It helped me a lot on the actual AP test. </p>
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<p>Are you using Garraty? We're on chapter 7 too. You talk like you're from around here (Michigan).</p>
<p>AP Lit. Though apparently the two classes my teacher has are getting nothing compared to the work given by the other teacher...</p>
<p>English and microecon. :(</p>
<p>I'm not taking APUSH (only 2 people have made A's in the past 5 years), but I am taking "dual-credit" U.S. History (1/2 st school, 1/2 at communiity college) which has the same weighting as the AP class AND is much easier. It sure pays to ask upperclassmen what courses to take.</p>
<p>But that's not my most time consuming class which goes to AP English which is just a ****load of reading.</p>
<p>AP Bio and APUSH. So far, AP bio has been giving little hw on the days I have to take APUSH notes. I dread to think what will happen when I have to take notes for both classes on the same day or have other stuff to do... o_o</p>