<p>Yes, she'll be in classes above AP level & off-campus mentoring by the time she's a junior. While on lists of AP courses it looks like she's slacking off, her transcript will show something different.</p>
<p>Her AP teachers may be special cases, I don't know. She has regular homework, but not massive amounts. She still has time to do other things.</p>
<p>She did the geography in 8th grade just because she could, not because it would count for anything.</p>
<p>I've taken and passed 6 AP exams thus far. As a senior, I plan to take seven additional exams. </p>
<p>I took 3 AP classes my junior year and another 3 in senior.</p>
<p>11 total
2 - Sophomore
4- Junior (now)
5 - Senior</p>
<p>So far I've taken 6, and I'm taking 5 right now.</p>
<p>I'll probably end up with 13 total, because AP Gov will become Macro, and I'll probably also take Micro.</p>
<p>Six Junior Year
Nine Senior Year (Three are Self-Studying)</p>
<p>Total of Fifteen</p>
<p>I've taken 2 APs in High School. Both during my senior year(I didn't know it was actually college-credit applicable until the end of the year: I originally took the classes because the content seemed comparatively interesting to other offerings).</p>
<p>So far, I've taken 5 APs in total.</p>
<p>I am taking 3(wh, micro, stats) my Sophomre year. If I follow this trend I will take 4(calc, us history, chem, macro) my Junior year and anywhere from 2-5 my senior year.</p>
<p>So really from 9-12 before hte end of HS.</p>
<p>wow mathinokc calc bc and chem as a freshman for your dd (no idea what that means)? I'm taking those now as a senior lol.</p>
<p>I've taken only 1 AP thus far.
Freshman - 0
Sophomore - 1 (AP Euro - 4)
Junior (Currently) - 1 (AP Chemistry)
Senior (Still in the works) - 3 (AP Stat or AP Calculus, AP Physics B, AP Psychology)</p>
<p>So in total, I plan on graduating with 5 APs</p>
<p>great we all get to make ourselves feel better</p>
<p>sophomore year: ap chem (5) and apush (5)
jr. year (now) ap euro, ap calc bc and ap bio +maybe ap stats self study
nxt year most likely: ap micro, ap marcro, ap lit, ap lang, ap physics e, ap physics m, ap art history</p>
<p>total 12-13</p>
<p>6 total: 3 junior year, 3 senior year</p>
<p>junior: bio, chem, psych
senior: calc ab, euro, us hist.</p>
<p>School doesn't allow Freshmen and Sophomores to take APs, but I was able to squeeze my way into some:</p>
<p>Sophomore: (5-8) AP Calculus BC, AP Biology, AP Physics B, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C: E&M, Self Study: AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics, and possibly one of the AP Computer Sciences
Junior: (6) AP Statistics, AP US History, AP Environmental Science, AP Spanish Language, AP Chemistry, AP English Language (Along with 2-3 college courses that are beyond AP level)
Senior: (4-6) AP English Literature, AP US Gov, AP Spanish Literature, AP Psychology, AP Comp. Gov, AP Music Theory (Along with 4 college courses)</p>
<p>Total 10th-12th grade: 15-20</p>
<p>"squeeze my way into SOME:"</p>
<p>dude ur doing 5-8 aps sophomore year thats MORE than some</p>
<p>so ur school doesnt allow u to take APs sophomore year. yet ur taking it....
hmm "doesnt" probably has a new definition, gotta check it out. </p>
<p>15-20? might as well do all of them just like me....</p>
<p>lol, I'm the only soph taking an AP other than Bio, the only reason they let me in was because I have pretty good relations with the administration and I did pretty well in some national/international competitions freshmen year (like I was the first person from my district in over 40 years to qualify for the final stage of an Olympiad)</p>
<p>8 total. 4 senior year. AP classes are so beat though.</p>
<p>Sooooo....im thinking that AP's are the new honors, and honors are the new cp's.</p>
<p>3 - soph
5 - junior
8 - senior</p>
<p>it this too much (13)??
cause some of the college admit ppl who visit say that taking too much is bad.</p>
<p>^there no such thing as taking "too much". It's a matter of whether you can handle it.</p>
<p>also - 3, 5 and 8 don't add up to 13. last time i checked, at least. and it's only bad to take too many if you can't handle the workload.</p>