Pre-IB
H Biology
H Chemistry
H English 2
Spanish 2/3
AP World History
H Algebra 2
I’m transferring schools to join the Pre-IB and in the future IB Diploma program, so I’m not entirely sure what clubs and programs they have. I’m sure to join some of them though.
Jazz Ensemble
AP European History
Wind Ensemble H
Chem H
Spanish 3H
English 2H
Pre-calc H
SIR H (basically a DIY scientific research class)
It’s going to be a crazy year, haha
English honors
Chinese honors
Biology
Algebra 2 Honors
U.S. History
Japanese
Java
P.E.
Clubs:
Coding club
Chinese club
Extracurriculars:
Track and field
Math team
Other:
Volunteering at local school
Hey guys! I need some help in bolstering my schedule and classes. Any tips for the upcoming years?
Also, how are you guys juggling school, extracurriculars, AND self studying APs?
EC’s
Vex Robotics
Mu Alpha Theta
NHS (pretty sure I qualify)
IMPACT (volunteering)
GSA (I’m starting one)
French Club
Junior World Affairs Council
HOSA
Might start a Neo-African/Black cultural diversity club
Want to start tutoring/mentoring at-risk kids at my school
Hi there,
I’m currently a sophomore. Last year I took my first ap course, ap human geography. This year I’m planning to take-
Pre ap Chemistry
Pre Ap algebra 2
Pre ap Spanish 3
Pre ap English 2
Ap world history
Pre ap Art 2
Ap European history
Ap world history is a core class, but ap European history is an elective. Should I keep ap European history or change it to principles of health science, which is a necessary course to take of you want to do clinicals next year. Clinicals is basically teaching about the medical field and being trained in a hospital and various tasks, but it asks for commitment, around three years. I’m stuck between ap European history and principles of health science. Ap European history’s main advantage is that its GPA will be high 5.0 while principles of health science is only 4.0. Plus I have heard ap European history is difficult for some students but our teacher isn’t that bad. Pls advise me which one should I pick between these courses?
From where i live, High school starts in grade 10. but anyways…
Schedule: Hardest possible
English: 10-1 honors/IB
Social Studies: 10-1 honors/IB
Mathematics 10 Calculus honors/IB
Science 10 Honors/IB
French 10 - 9 years IB
Intro into health fields 10
Computing Science 10
Speech and Debate 15
Religious Studies 15
Instrumental Music 10
I did Physical Education during the summer in which i got a 92%
So i originally wanted to do AP Psych but it was full so i went with econ… after changing it i noticed an error where they put me in spanish ii instead of iii so this might change
1- AP Euro
2- AP Econ
3- Pre AP Spn III
4- Pre AP Trig
5- Pre AP Eng II
6- Pre AP Chem
7- Swim
Clubs:
Key Club
NHS?
Youth in Gov?
Swim (even though its technically considered a class lol)
EC:
Piano
Algebra 2
APUSH
AP psych
APES
Honors english 10
Spanish 3
EC: JV football, JV basketball, JV baseball…captain for all three
Honors Trig
AP Statistics
Engineering Design
Spanish III
Honors Chemistry
Honors English II
Symphonic Band
AP World History
EC: Band, Varisty Swimming, Jazz Band, Tri-M Music honor society, SGA, volunteer at local hospital, LEO Club.
American Literature
American Studies
Geometry/Algebra II Combined
Chemistry
French IV
Women’s Choir
AP Biology
Dual Enrollment Sociology
Acc Pre calculus
10th Honors Lit
Band
Dual Enrollment World History
Band again (block schedule or this might be DE Psychology)
ECs/clubs/whatever: Marching band, Studenty body VP, Debate team, Academic bowl
Late, school already for me lol
AP Statistics
Java I Honors (pre req for AP Computer Science at my school smh)
Spanish III Honors
Chemistry I Honors
AP World History
Precalculus Honors
Orchestra Masterclass
American Lit & Comp Honors
ECs: Tennis, Math Olympiad, Science Olympiad, District/Region/All-State Orchestras, Robotics Team, iTeam (essentially student IT/tech support group)
Compared to all of you I feel like my schedule is for a kindergartner, anyways here it is:
Judaic Accelerated (I go to a Jewish private school)
Honors English
Honors chem
Honors pre-calc
AP euro
Biomedical engineering
Ec: have not decided of as now
Want to volunteer at local hospital though
I’m taking
AP Environmental Science
English 2 Honors
Drama 2
Algebra 2 Honors
World History Honors
Biotechnology 2 (kill me now)
Spanish 2
I have
Accelerated Pre-calculus
Honors Biology (no AP)
Honors 10th grade Lit
Dual Enrollment World History
Dual Enrollment Sociology
Band
Band (2 because block)
and now I just realized I don’t know what my other block is. They don’t give us our full scedules
I already posted, but mine changed a bit…
Honors English II
PE II
Computer Apps
Honors Algebra II
Jazz Band
Concert Band
AP Gov
Honors Spanish III
Honors Chemistry
I’m kind of glad seeing not everyone here is taking like 6 APs per year and self studying 8 more. I think it’s good to take APs if they interest you, but if they don’t it’s fine. I was talking to someone who is wicked smart and she said “yeah, I didn’t take that class just for the AP” so I think it’s fine to pursue other things as opposed to all AP
Sorry I’m a little late…
This is my schedule for 2nd semester.
Pre-AP Chemistry
Pre-AP Algebra 2
AP World History
Pre-AP Spanish 3
AP Psychology
AP Physics 1
Pre-AP English 2
Do y’all think this is going to be a struggle for a sophomore?
@chelseag89 is Pre-AP and honors class?
@chelseag89 Depends on your schedule last semester, and how you handled it.
Study Hall (1st Semester)
AP Government and Politics (2nd Semester)
Honors English 10
American Government (1st Semester)
Intro to Psychology (2nd Semester)
Algebra II
Honors Biology
Health (1st Semester)
Gym (2nd Semester)
Lunch
Honors Latin II
ECs: Swim (season ended in fall), Community Service Club, Empty Bowls, Action Club, Animal Rights Collation