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No, it’s wrong to take AP classes to attempt to look impressive and pretend that you actually want to learn something. Too bad that’s what many people are doing.</p>
<p>^^ How many people actually wants to do AP english…</p>
<p>I only have three: Stats, Biology, and Spanish. My major EC is the school paper.</p>
<p>6 or 7.
Calculus AB
English Literature
Physics C
Human Geography
U.S. Government
Microeconomics
(and maybe) Computer Science</p>
<p>@dfree124:
AB is a prerequisite for BC at my school. I’ll have AB first semester and then BC second.</p>
<p>five! physics, AB calc, Lit, french language, and psychology 
as for EC’s i’m in multiple orchestras and I play tennis year round. All of this and 8+ supplements should make for a fun year…</p>
<p>Oh yeah I work two days a week too haha</p>
<p>Four.</p>
<p>AP English Lit
AP Statistics (could have taken Multivariable as well, but my experience in Calc BC has been horrible)
AP French
AP Physics B</p>
<p>Two.</p>
<p>AP Calculus AB
AP English Literature</p>
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<p>I only take APs that I care about. I love literature and writing. I enjoy reading books and creating essays. I took those two because I legitimately enjoy the challenge.</p>
<p>History is one of my passions, which is why I took APUSH. Honors would have been nothing short of extremely boring. Looking back, I sort of wish I had taken AP World as well. And since I plan to major in Political Science, the benefits of taking AP GOPO are obvious, and it is obvious that it is something I enjoy. Unfortunately I didn’t do my research to learn that Comparative GOPO isn’t taken for credit at the college I will be going to, but it is still an interesting class.</p>
<p>Since I never took more than two a year, it was never to show off. Just to have a more challenging course in subjects that interest me and scrape off a few credit hours as well. Plus, I feel a lot more prepared for college level work thanks to those classes. I did have a dark moment where I took AP Chem because “maybe my transcript will be more balanced with an AP science.” Horrible mistake, and as I mentioned earlier with Speech and Debate class, correcting it was a blessing.</p>
<p>I want college to be the opposite of my highschool career, instead of catching up to everyone, getting ahead.</p>
<p>I’m taking 7:
AP 2D Drawing
AP Art History
AP U.S. Gov & Politics
AP Physics C
AP Literature
AP Calculus BC
AP European History
Weight Training (haven’t filled P.E. requirement)</p>
<p>Ap physics mech
Ap physics e&m
Ap microecon
Ap macroecon
Ap lit
Ap comp programming
Ap stats or ap physics b</p>
<p>So technically 7…</p>
<p>4</p>
<p>AP Physics B
AP Chem
AP English
AP Economics</p>
<p>7 Courses, 10 Tests.</p>
<p>Macro/Micro
Gov/Comp
Calc BC
Latin: Vergil (and now, with chunks of Julius Caesar!)
World
Lit
Physics C:E/M</p>
<p>oops, double post.</p>
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<p>I’m only taking AP Lit right now because I been in honor english since 8th grade. I too love reading but despise writing (we did like 10 essay and I can only seems to get a B on ALL of them). I’m only taking AP Chemistry cause I had and A in Chem and maybe considering Chem Eng. in the future. As for AP Gov and Pol , I had no idea what the class is like but I have an A’s average in most of my Social Studies classes. So far the hardest class on my schedule looks to be Chem (my best subject from sophomore year).</p>
<p>4 AP classes, 6 AP tests, and 2 Dual enrollment classes
Classes:
AP Calc BC
AP Lit
AP Stats
AP Spanish </p>
<p>Self-studies:
AP Psych
AP Comparative Gov. </p>
<p>Dual Enrollment @ college
Arabic I and II
Global Issues
Intro to Poli-Sci.</p>
<p>Only three: AP Chemistry, AP Physics C, an AP Calculus BC. I taking five this year…never again. 0.o</p>
<p>Do you think it’s better to take AP Chemistry in 11th grade or 12th grade?</p>
<p>^^ It doesn’t matter. Though if you think you won’t get an A then maybe senior year is best.</p>