<p>My friend has created a four-year high school plan for college.</p>
<p>If you would like to take a look, then just msg me on AIM.</p>
<p>AIM - collegeadvices</p>
<p>If I don't msg you back, then that means that I am away doing something. I will msg you back as soon as I get back.</p>
<p>ur friend made it for her/himself or for u?</p>
<p>He planned out 4 years of high school? That's kind of hard to do; schools change their courses and registration forms all the time. </p>
<p>I don't have AIM, but you could pm me his plan.</p>
<p>I kind of did the same thing--planned out the four years of high school. I updated it each year, though. Spent hours and hours on it... made me think I should ask my doctor about OCD... :p</p>
<p>"That's kind of hard to do; schools change their courses and registration forms all the time."</p>
<p>Very true. I took french in middle school, 9th and 10th grade and was planning on taking it 11th and 12th, but there wasn't enough people who signed up to fill a class (although I thought 11 should have been enough). Things change.</p>
<p>You can PM it to me, too...</p>
<p>I wanna see.</p>
<p>I'm in 8th grade and I'm super bored so I made my own four year plan for high school. :)</p>
<p>This is if I get into the prep school I applied to...</p>
<p>English I
World History
Geometry Honors
Biology
French II
Spanish II
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>English II
AP Modern European History
Algebra II Accelerated
Chemistry Accelerated
French III
Spanish III
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>English III AP
AP American History
Analysis Accelerated
AP Chemistry
AP French Language
AP Spanish Language
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>AP English
Macroeconomics AP/AP US Government (1 semester each).. or cancel one of those AP's and add Middle Eastern Studies.
AP Calculus
AP French Literature
AP Spanish Literature
Wellness/Psychology (2 semesters required)
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>I love planning out my schedules. I have 11th and 12th grade planned out in a word document, and I'm changing it constantly.</p>
<p>
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English I
World History
Geometry Honors
Biology
French II
Spanish II
Advanced Jazz Band
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</p>
<p>How about Geometry Honors and Algebra 2 Honors in one year? Lots of kids at my school do this to get ahead a year in math.</p>
<p>
[quote]
English III AP
AP American History
Analysis Accelerated
AP Chemistry
AP French Language
AP Spanish Language
Advanced Jazz Band
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</p>
<p>Why not Spanish 4 and French 4? An AP foreign language class is hard enough to non-native speakers with 4 years prior to AP, nonetheless 3.</p>
<p>Everything else looks okay, but no physics? Most schools require a year of physics.</p>
<p>Those are my suggestions...take them as you will :D . Good luck.</p>
<p>This is mine. I'm in 10th grade. Junior and Senior years are planned, but subject to change :D.</p>
<p>7th grade
-Spanish 1 </p>
<p>8th grade
-Spanish 2<br>
-Algebra 1 Honors </p>
<p>9th grade
-Personal Fitness<br>
-Spanish 3 Honors<br>
-Geometry<br>
-Biology Honors<br>
-World History Honors<br>
-English 1 Honors<br>
-Computer Graphics<br>
-Journalism 1 </p>
<p>10th grade
-Law Studies<br>
-Pre Calculus Honors<br>
-Algebra 2 Honors<br>
-Chemistry Honors<br>
-AP U.S. History<br>
-English 2 Honors<br>
-Drawing and Painting 1<br>
-AP American Government </p>
<p>11th grade
-AP English Language
-AP European History
-AP Physics B
-AP Calculus AB
-AP Art Studio-Drawing
-AP Macroeconomics
-Life Management Skills </p>
<p>12th grade
-AP Microeconomics
-AP English Literature
-AP Biology
-AP Art Studio 2D
-AP Statistics
-Art 2D-3D
-Drawing and Painting 2
-Fitness Lifestyle Design</p>
<p>haha i did mine too. i started in eighth grade, but my school changed a couple things, and i heard about epgy. so... </p>
<p>9-
gym
french 2
biology h
english 1 h
pre-calculus h
world history h
intro to photography (semester)
chorus(semester)
intro to drawing and painting (semester)
intro to computer science (semester)</p>
<p>10-
gym
french 3
chemistry h
english 2 h
ap calc bc
ap stats
ap early us history
intro to business (semester)
intro to photoshop (semester)</p>
<p>11-
gym
french 4
physics h
ap chem
ap english 3
ap computer science
ap modern us history
ap macro/micro econ
(epgy/cty- multivariable, linear algebra)</p>
<p>12-
gym
ap french 5
ap physics
ap biology
ap english 4
ap european history
ap music theory
psychology (semester)/sociology (semester) or whatever fits well or a study first semester to do my apps.
(epgy- differential equations, analysis)</p>
<p>there's a lot of fluidity for junior and senior year, because i know my schedule won't be as planned. my school isn't big enough to offer enough classes of each to allow students to seriously plan out their schedules, but i hope to get most into my schedule one year or the other.</p>
<p>Haha, my entire high-school's four-year plans are on their website.
Let's just say we don't have many choices.</p>
<p>My school had suggested 4 year plans. And my mom and my counselor helped me make one my freshman year (and though it changed, it stayed a lot the same).</p>
<p>The thing is, though, there isn't really a point in everyone having the same plan. Obviously, people can share theres, and it can help, but every school is different in what it offers (and it also depends on what college you want to go). Also, it very much depends on the individual person. I'd say meet with your counselor and maybe your parents and set a plan for yourself. It'll need to be flexible, but at least it'll give you some direction. </p>
<p>By the way, you don't need all the APs and advanced classes some of the above posters have to get into good colleges. Obviously, people here on CC tend to be overachievers, but seriously. If you want to get into Ivies, or get scholarships at prestigious schools, then yes, you do. But though I took quite a few APs, I didn't take nearly that much (partially because I was too busy, and partially because my school didn't offer as many as others), but I still got into pretty good schools, and I got really good scholarships at schools that maybe aren't top notch, but aren't bad either. Oh, and if you're taking the AP courses for extra credit, know that you can self-study instead, which may take up less time. So once again, your schedule very much depends on the individual.</p>
<p>...what is it about this plan that can't just be posted?</p>
<p>Do not make an entire 4-year plan. You will only be disappointed by the schedule conflicts, requirements, etc. that will force you to change classes. Just go with the flow of what your interests are.</p>
<p>our school makes us create a 4 year plan (we call it an EDP...educational development plan) starting in 8th grade for our freshman year of high school. we have to update it every year. apparently it's some Michigan state law requirement.</p>
<p>i made one before freshman year. a lot has changed since then, and i know things are going to change. i just like planning ahead (im a junior)</p>
<p>9th:
enlgish 1/2
geometry
french 2
integrated science 1 (stupid required course that i hate)
speech/computer skills (another stupid required class)
dance</p>
<p>10th
modern world history
english 3/4
algebra 2
integrated science 2 (i hate my school)
french 3
spanish 2
social psychology</p>
<p>11th
ap us history
english 5/6
pre-calc
honors chemistry
ap environmental science
french 4
spanish 3</p>
<p>summer: calc 1, intro stats (community college or uc berkeley)</p>
<p>12th
civics/econ (required)
ap english
ap french
ap bio
honors physics
honors anatomy physiology
biotechnology</p>
<p>Jman, I made a change with my 12th grade year. </p>
<p>English I
World History
Geometry Honors
Biology
French II
Spanish II
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>English II
AP Modern European History
Algebra II Accelerated
Chemistry Accelerated
French III
Spanish III
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>English III AP
AP American History
Analysis Accelerated
AP Chemistry
AP French Language
AP Spanish Language
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>AP English
Macroeconomics AP/AP US Government (1 semester each)
Honors Physics
AP French Literature
AP Spanish Literature
Wellness/Psychology (2 semesters required)
Advanced Jazz Band</p>
<p>I just realized I don't have a math course for my senior year.. which course should I cancel? Should I replace AP Chemistry with Honors Physics for my junior year? </p>
<p>How many AP's should I have if I want to go to a top school? The school I applied to offers 16.</p>
<p>How about cancel Advanced Jazz Band and add AP Calculus AB</p>
<p>junior year - physics honors</p>
<p>senior year - AP Biology</p>