How many APs are you guys taking?

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<p>Freshman:0
Sophomore:2
Junior:3
Senior:6 (will take 7 tests)</p>

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<p>Six.</p>

<p>10char</p>

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<p>Freshman: 0
Sophomore: 1
Junior: 3
Senior: 5 classes (7-8 tests, it’s tentative)</p>

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<p>Will have taken 5 classes and self studied 2 so 7 total</p>

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<p>9th: 0
10th: World History
11th: Chemistry, Language & Composition, US Government, & self-studying Human Geo & Environmental Science
12th: Psychology, English Lit, Calc AB, Physics, and maybe self-studying Biology
So around 10-ish</p>

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<p>9th-- 0 --technically allowed but impossible due to requirements.</p>

<p>10th-- 1 --again, normal requirements would make it inpossible to take more than 1 1/2</p>

<p>11th-- 3 </p>

<p>12th – 4 plus 2 self studiea.</p>

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<p>I’m aiming for about 15…</p>

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<p>Seven…</p>

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<p>Freshman: 0
Sophomore: 0 (school offers 1)
Junior: 1 — USH (school offers 1)
Senior: 6 — Calc AB, US Gov, English Lit, Economics: Macro & Micro, Comp Sci (school offers the first 3, taking the last three online)</p>

<p>Never self studied .</p>

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<p>Why does the TC care?</p>

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<p>Freshman year: AP Human Geo.
Sophomore year: AP World History
Junior year: AP Chemistry, AP Macro, AP US History, AP English Language
Senior Year: AP Bio, AP Lit, AP Gov, AP Stats, AP Enviro, AP Calc AB, AP Comp Sci (online)</p>

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<p>Hi,</p>

<p>I feel so envious of most of you for being able to take many AP classes. I haven’t taken any AP classes yet, and I’m a junior in high school. I almost took AP Studio Art: 2D in school, but it changed to another course due to schedule issues. Anyways, great job to all of you for being accepted into AP courses! </p>

<p>Freshman year: 0 AP courses
Sophomore year: 0 AP courses
Junior year: 0 AP courses
Senior Year (AP classes that I’m planning to take): AP English, AP Studio Art: 2D, AP Psychology, and AP Biology</p>

<p>I self-studied AP Biology and AP Studio Art during my sophomore year, but I don’t think it counts officially.</p>

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<p>@ClarStuff</p>

<p>“accepted”</p>

<p>Really, it’s no great feat at my school. If you have a brain, clothes, and are enrolled at my high school, you’re allowed to take whatever AP classes you want. My AP lang teacher was ****ed this year because some kids who really shouldn’t have been in AP lang took her class and lowered her pass rate almost 10-15%.</p>

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<p>@relativelysmart</p>

<p>At my high school, students would need an A- in a honors class or A+ in a standard class to advance to an AP class. I just thought that other high schools would have similar rules. I apologize for the confusion.</p>

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<p>11 by the time I graduate.</p>

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<p>@ClarStuff, I wasn’t being aggressive or anything haha. I’m just saying at my school there are really no standards and it bugs the crap out of me.</p>

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<p>12</p>

<p>Freshman - AP Chem
Sophomore - AP World, AP Bio
Junior - AP USH, AP Lang, AP Physics
Senior - AP Gov, AP Macro, AP Lit, AP Environmental, AP Calc BC, AP Physics C</p>

<p>By numbers</p>

<p>Freshman 1
Sophomore 2
Junior 3
Senior 6</p>

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<p>Freshmen: 0
Sophomore: AP world</p>

<p>Junior: AP English language
AP Physics
AP Biology
AP Microeconomics
AP US History
AP Calculus
AP Government (taking online)</p>

<p>Senior: AP Psych
AP Literature
AP Chem
AP Art History
AP Human Geography
AP Statistics
AP Spanish
AP Environmental science (taking online)</p>

<p>And I’m self studying for AP macroeconomics </p>

<p>So I will have taken 16 courses and 17 exams</p>

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<p>Although at my school, AP physics counts as two credits</p>

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<p>Freshmen: 0
Sophomore: 2 AP World History, AP Spanish</p>