<p>DD: How can some of you guys have so little work?!</p>
<p>Freshman year: 2 hours (stupid English teacher)
Sophomore year: 3 hours (stupid hardcore AP World teacher)
Junior year: 6 hours (stupid AP classes + intensive AP Eng workload)</p>
<p>Senior: usually between 3-5 hours, without college apps and whatever else thats not directly homework
:/</p>
<p>wow i'm astonished... 0-30 minutes of hw?? for some people??</p>
<p>Same, pulchritudious...no one at my school has that little homework (unless they don't do it).</p>
<p>Anywhere between 2 and 8 hours (including studying). Median of six hours though.</p>
<p>And most of it is spent on English :mad:.</p>
<p>I never thought I'd ever start my weekend homework on a Thursday.</p>
<p>I have so little "homework" because I'm not including whatever I work on at school. I just manage whatever extra time I have.</p>
<p>Sophomore,
at least 2-3 hours on a weeknight.
3-4 hours on the weekend.</p>
<p>Junior
3 hours max, but it really depends because I'm always doing something else along with homework.</p>
<p>freshmen- 1 ap-0 hours
sophomore-4 aps- 0 hours
junior-7 aps-0 hours</p>
<p>senior year- 7 aps and 2 dual enrollment-***fff 2 hours lameee</p>
<p>Junior: 2-3 hrs weeknights
0 hours weekends.</p>
<p>this is the breakdown for my freshman year</p>
<p>normal core classes- an hour, mayyybe a half if we have tedious math
unnamed elective class- four hours? the first two weeks or so it was only one or two.
unnamed extracurricular activities- five hours? that's a little extreme. three.
sports- could not do them because i spend too much time doing everything else. which sucks because my two alltime favorite sports are going on right now, and i couldn't even join ONE.</p>
<p>if we have projects or tests etc usually "homework" in core classes rises to two hours for tests five hours for projects (the majority of them are 3 day/one week essays)</p>
<p>that was refreshing</p>
<p>How in the world do some of you manage to have NO homework?!</p>
<p>Freshman: 3 hours daily, mostly focused on English. My Freshman English teacher always made us memorize a bunch of crap that we weren't even going to use in future English courses, and in spite of my efforts, I rarely got anything higher than a B on his tests. I ended up with a B+ for the first semester and a B for the second semester. Isn't that silly? Those are the only two grades that are tarnishing my transcript. (Sorry for the long rant - I had to get that off my chest.)
Sophomore: 4 hours daily
Junior (projected): 6 hours - going to be taking AP Lang, AP Calc AB, and AP Chem, so I'm mentally preparing myself for that
Senior (projected): 5 hours - not as many AP's</p>
<p>This year (junior)</p>
<p>20-30 minutes for Physics
1-2 hours for Reading Lit.
20 minutes for AP Italian
Like 10 minutes for APUSH
20 minutes for Algebra II/Trig.</p>
<p>Around 2+ hours.</p>
<p>Junior:
Somewhere between 10 and 90 minutes, on average. And I catch up on some things on the weekend.</p>
<p>I guess my teachers don't assign much homework.</p>
<p>For homework, I'd say around 3 or 4 hours a night... not including AP Art projects. I work on AP Art projects 2 or something even 3 hours alone, so yeah, imagine having a big project due the next day and two tests to study for... I hardly get any sleep.</p>
<p>Wow I wish I had y'alls homework schedules.
Chemistry-0-10 minutes (Usually finish in class)
Spanish-0-10 minutes (I also do this in class)
A.P. World History- at least 3-4 hours more if it is getting close to when my assignments are due
A.P. Government- 1-2 hours
Trig- 0-30 minutes
A. P. Lit-2 hours a night
Chorus- 1 1/2 hours twice a week (I am in a play which I was required to do by my teacher.</p>
<p>I start IB next year so I don't know if it will get worse or better.</p>
<p>Freshman: 3 hours
Sophmore: 2-3 hours
Junior: like 8
Senior: @.@ probably like 2 and like 8million hours on Apps or something</p>
<p>P.S. I haven't really gotten a handle on jr. year. Its hard. If I get distracted, any amount of HW takes ALL NIGHT= no sleep. </p>
<p>Yeah if I sat down and didn't get up until I was done everything takes < 3 hours minus jr. year cuz its a lot of work. </p>
<p>ALC: hardest class like 0 minutes
Physics: 40 minutes for like 10 problems cuz I copy questions... if I didn't copy questions like 20 minutes. Labs take 40 minutes because I'm preoccupied with getting an A+
Precalc: 40 minutes.
APUSH: 40 minutes. If I don't finish then that's that. He explains in class anyway.
AP Bio: 0 actual HW; 1 hour to show everyone up in class lol. Sorry I just love Bio and due to previous behavior I have to do this or I'll be labelled an arrogant fool.
English: 7 hours when I have a paper. regular hw gets done on the train.
each page for any paper takes like 2 hours.</p>
<p>wow at some of these numbers lol...</p>
<p>freshman year - 1 hr i guess, year was a joke (was in a school that didn't offer honors or AP's)</p>
<p>sophmore year - 1-3 hours. chem took a lot of time for reviewing because of the way the tests were given.</p>
<p>junior year - 2.5-7 hours. 7 on days when i had 30+ page take home tests for chemistry that were due on the next day. those were horrible especially during tennis season and when i had academic competitions lasting until 8 or 9 pm. </p>
<p>senior year - 2.5-5. hmmm, biology takes the most time, i can usually finish calc bc work during school, english can be lengthy in spurts, and physics isn't bad.</p>
<p>heres the breakdown of last thursday: came home at 3, outlined 3 bio chapters and did calc until 6:30, read for a test on 16 poetry chapters until 930, speed read 3 bio chapters until 12:30. Went to bed and powernapped until 4. woke up and finished reviewing bio, completed psych and health work. lol the life of an AP student. </p>
<p>i'm wondering how some people are taking all these AP classes. my school didn't offer AP's until junior year and the msot i could fit with my schedule was 3 and the most i could fit this year (senior year) was 4.</p>
<p>Junior... 2 to 5. I have 2 APs and 3 Honors, so it's not too bad.</p>
<p>freshman. about 1.5 hrs per night. most is from AAAT (advanced accelearted alegrba 2/trig). its ridiculous. </p>
<p>in the morning, i take a bus across the city, so i study for 45 minutes. </p>
<p>total is about 2 hours per "night"</p>