<p>Taken:
AP Chinese
AP Geo (score is in lalaland since they keeping getting my name wrong and I moved states since I’ve taken it, trying to retrieve it)
AP Micro
AP Stats
AP Env.</p>
<p>Junior:
AP Bio
AP US
IB Psych (not paying for AP)
AP Lang</p>
<p>probably will take:
AP Physics B and C
AP Chem
or… AP Lit/AP US Gov’t, maybe calc AB/BC</p>
<p>Senior:
I have IB exams so can’t do a lot of APs
AP Comp. Govt (self)
AP Spanish (along w/ IB Spanish HL, probably not but…)
AP US Gov’t/Chem if I don’t take it Junior year
AP Computer Science (self)</p>
<p>so about 14 APs, not as great as others who solely take APs, since I have IB classes</p>
<p>English Language
Psychology
Japanese (self-study)
Calculus AB (self-study)</p>
<p>Will take (during senior year):
Calculus BC
Japanese (self-study; I want to retake it)
Physics C: E&M
Physics C: Mechanics
English Literature
U.S. Government
Computer Science</p>
<p>Considering taking (during senior year):
Environmental Science (self-study)
Biology (self-study)
Stats (self-study)
^I’ll probably pick one, maybe two, of these and leave it at that.</p>
<p>Self-study? Can someone explain this to me, I’ve never heard of it! I’m guessing it’s just taking AP classes on your own, not through high school?
If that’s the case, where do you take them? I am interested in taking AP classes online.</p>
<p>TAKEN:
Freshman - AP Human Geography
Sophomore - AP World History
Junior - AP U.S. History, AP Biology, AP English Language & Composition</p>
<p>WILL TAKE:
Senior - AP English Literature & Composition, AP Calculus AB, AP Environmental Science, AP U.S. Government & Politics, AP Microeconomics, AP Music Theory</p>
<p>^^ It basically means studying the AP material on your own time, not by taking a class at school. You can buy textbooks and/or review books and supplement with online videos/courses. I don’t have much experience with this, but there are many, many threads here about self-studying APs. Good luck if you decide to self-study :)</p>
<p>I saw that you took AP U.S. History, AP Biology, and AP English Language. Those are the exact classes I was thinking about taking this coming school year. Can you tell me how difficult it was taking those three classes at the same time? Any advice? I’m not sure if I should take AP U.S. History or not.</p>
<p>Collegeboard allows you to take AP exams even if you don’t take classes at school. You can self-study using the prep books and take the exam. My school only offers three AP classes this year so I’m planning to self-study for most of my exams as well.</p>
<p>I’m planning to take the following APs in school:</p>
<p>Statistics
American History
Biology
Chemistry
Calculus BC
Literature & Composition
European History
Language & Composition
Spanish
Physics C: Mechanics & Electricity and Magnetism
Psychology
Government & Politics</p>
<p>I’m self-studying these:</p>
<p>Human Geography
Environmental Science
World History</p>
<p>I’m considering self-studying for Mandarin and Music Theory.</p>
<p>next year i’m taking:
Lang
US Gov
Calc AB
Physics B
Latin</p>
<p>Senior year i’ll take:
Lit
Calc BC
Economics (both)
probably a science too, haven’t decided which one. depends on how much i enjoy physic this year</p>
<p>Just moved to my new school last year and they have 19 APs and only 3 are offered in school. Senior year ill be taking
AP English Lang
AP Bio
AP Psych. (self studying)</p>
<p>What is AP’s available to you = 0 and AP’s you’re taking = 7
I’m taking
AP Biology
AP Environmental Science
AP Chemistry
AP Psychology
AP Human Geography
AP Calculus AB
AP Art History</p>
<p>10 out of 11
10th
AP world
11th
AP chem
AP bio
APES
APUS
AP lang
12th this year
AP calculus BC
AP Physics B
AP stats
AP LIt
I skiped cal AB so it could be 11/11 depends on how you look at it.</p>
<p>My school provides eight AP courses, but I can take some of them online or at a local college.
Freshman Year: None.
Sophomore Year: None.
Junior Year: Calculus AB, Computer Science<em>Online</em>, and United States History.
Senior Year: Chemistry, Calculus BC<em>At College</em>, Political Science, and English.</p>
<p>I still have two blank spots for what I may want to fit in for my Senior year, which could both be AP classes, but this school year that is coming up will be when I become a Sophomore, so I still have a lot of time to make up my mind.</p>
