<p>I' ve been planning out my senior schedule. I don't neccessarily want to go to an ivy league, but I do want to go to a good science school with a genetics program.
Here it is
AP Chemistry
AP Claculus AB
Physics H
Wildlife Biology
Language Arts 12 H
Sports Medicine
U.S. Government
Too easy? Good enough? Great? Please give me your personal opinnion.</p>
<p>yours is hard. Mines</p>
<p>Econ
English
Spanish 3
Algebra 2
Phsio</p>
<p>Mines easy too</p>
<p>Government
AP Lit
Nothing
Buisness Math
Algebra A
Geography
P.E.
Sociology</p>
<p>i think you have a very good schedule!!! maybe AP gov if you want but its fine w/o it</p>
<p>mike yours is fine. i think im overdoing mind but i may drop one.</p>
<p>Art History AP
Chemistry AP or Physiology (undecided)
Psychology AP
English 12 IB (also Eng Lit Comp AP)
Spanish Lang AP
Theory of Knowledge IB
Statistics AP
History of Americas IB</p>
<p>Depends on the context of your school. If I took that at my school, my counselor would say it was the most rigorous senior course she had seen in years... etc... </p>
<p>Take that schedule at the private school up in Bel-Air, LA, and it will be typical for an achieving student.</p>
<p>^^ Holy Sh** it's people like you who make me feel very depressed, and like I'm the underachiever of the world!</p>
<p>I think it's okay. Mine is:
AP Spanish Lang
American Sign 3/4
Japanese 2
AP Eng Lit
Band
AP Calc BC
Phys. Ed.
AP Bio (or maybe AP Psych)</p>
<p>no ap's at my school</p>
<p>Honors calc
honors physics
civil and mechanical engineering
senior project
british lit
childrens lit
mythology in lit
intro to shakespeare
art history
gym</p>
<p>I'm so jealous. I don't get those wonderful humanities classes.</p>
<p>Multivariable Calc
Honors English
Honors History
French V
AP Bio (or AP Chem, I might get it changed)
Environmental Science
Engineering Design and Development (I think that's what EDD it stands for)</p>
<p>=]</p>
<p>you have to remember to compare yourself in context- against other students at your school
just for fun...here's mine as of today lol:</p>
<p>Honors mathematical analysis (college)
Intermediate calc-based microecon. theory (college)
AP European History or AP Literature...haven't decided yet
AP Biology
Adv. Editing in Journalism</p>
<p>...yeah college classes are a result of no more APs at my school left to take, it sucks (in a way)</p>
<p>AP Comp
AP Psych
Spanish III Honors
Astronomy
AP European History
Religion (required course)
Drama Honors
maybe Journalism</p>
<p>Sucks that I can't take a math..but oh well</p>
<p>I have a friend who takes CP English, CP Econ, weight training, and two periods of autoshop. beat that.</p>
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Art History AP
Chemistry AP or Physiology (undecided)
Psychology AP
English 12 IB (also Eng Lit Comp AP)
Spanish Lang AP
Theory of Knowledge IB
Statistics AP
History of Americas IB
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That is nutsos!! Haha.</p>
<p>English (Most likely College-Prep, maybe Honors)
AP Calc AB
AP Stats
AP Java
Italian IV C
Physics C
Marketing (need arts/vocational :-/)</p>
<p>I'm doing 4 periods:
BC Calc
AP Phys C(both exams)
Hon Eng 12
AP Art</p>
<p>They are not easy classes, but 2 hard courses and 2 medium courses are probably easier than 2 hard and 5 moderate/easy classes.</p>
<p>Yours is pretty good. Mine is:</p>
<p>AP Lit
AP Env or Bio (Still deciding, I took chem this year)
AP Gov/Econ
AP Calc BC
Choir
Health (required)
Business Law (I have to take a business class because I'm a FBLA section officer)</p>
<p>my spring '07 schedule:
English
Computer Apps
Phys Ed
:D not lying that wat it is</p>
<p>This is not an abnormally difficult schedule at my school. Stats, Spanish, and Econ are suppose to be easy classes at my school, and Phys is taught together with Calc, so everyone has to take one with the other. </p>
<p>AP Eng Lit
AP Calc BC
AP Spanish V
AP Stats
AP Phys C
AP Econ (Micro/Macro)
Religion IV
Lunch</p>
<p>I'm not sure that my senior schedule is comparable to anyone's at my school...</p>
<p>At my school:
AP Economics--Micro/Macro
AP Lit
AP German</p>
<p>At college (slashes separate semesters):
Calc III/Linear Algebra
General Physics I/II (equivalent of Physics C)
Organic Chem I/II (maybe lab too)
Foundations of Advanced Mathematics/Advanced Geometry</p>
<p>Self-study:
AP Computer Science (after school)
AP Art History
AP Psychology
AP US/Comparative Government</p>
<p>ECs that count as classes for no good reason:
Web Core
Academic Decathalon</p>
<p>Make-up classes I got dropped from:
AP US History
US Humanities (or some other LA class)</p>
<p>I might also take a couple classes at CC during the summer and perhaps go to summer school to make up US History and US Humanities.</p>