<p>19, so a good amount, luckily. However, the ap sciences all have the regular science as the prerequisite, which doesn’t seem to be the case for most schools.</p>
<p>Ie, before ap physics, you must take regular physics.</p>
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<p>Actually that’s very common. I know that my school and the schools around me require them as prereqs, and I’ve seen that many other CCers have similar requirements. This year, one girl is in AP phys without taking phys as a prereq. She was only allowed to do this because she aced all of her math and science classes in past years.</p>
<p>Bio
Calc AB
Calc BC
Language
Literature
Euro
Econ (not sure which one)
Spanish
Studio Art
APUSH
Government</p>
<p>so 11 which is more than I thought we had.</p>
<ol>
<li>None. Zilch.</li>
</ol>
<p>Freshmen can’t even take Honors classes.</p>
<p>My school offers one: AP Gov and Politics. We are an IB school, so we have regular and honors for freshman and sophomore years (most sophomores take AP Gov for social studies) then regular, some honors, and IB course.</p>
<p>Whoops, we actually only have 20 at my school…
Literature
Language
US History
Human Geography
European History
US Government
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Psychology
World History (New 2012)
Calculus AB
Calculus BC
Statistics
Studio Art
Music Theory
Spanish Language
Chemistry
Biology
Environmental Science
Physics C (New 2012)</p>
<p>At my school we have (possibly missing one or two):
World History
Art History (offered every other year though)
Calculus AB
Psychology
Macroeconomics
US Government
Spanish Language
Language
Literature
US History
Biology
Chemistry
Studio Art</p>
<p>As for the year that you can take each class, most are for juniors and seniors. The only ones you can take as a sophomore are World History, Art History, and Spanish.</p>
<p>Roughly </p>
<p>4 sciences.
Physics B( no C)
Bio
Chem
Comp. Sci.</p>
<p>3 math.
Calc AB
Calc BC
Stats</p>
<p>2 English
Lang
Lit</p>
<p>3 Language
Spanish
French
Latin</p>
<p>A plethora of Social Studies
Gov.
Psych.
APUSH
Euro
World</p>
<p>Art
Studio Art</p>
<p>However we have a max cap of 10 a student based on a handbook policy. Most GC’s force 8 or less.</p>
<p>All in all 18 offered.</p>
<p>Sciences: Environmental Science, Biology
Math: Statistics, Calculus AB
History: US, World, Gov.
English: AP Lit
Art: Studio Art, Art History
Elective: Psychology
Language: Spanish, Chinese, Japanese</p>
<p>Overall: 14.
My school’s also very restrictive on these courses and only let 30 people in every AP class (there’s only one class a day.)</p>
<p>Math and Comp Sci
AP Calc AB
AP Calc BC
AP Stat
AP Comp Sci</p>
<p>Science
AP Bio
AP Chem
AP Physics C Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism
Missing: AP Physics B and AP Enviromental Science</p>
<p>Social Studies
AP World
AP US History
AP Euro
Missing: AP Compative Government, AP US and Government, AP Psych, AP Macro Econ, AP Micro Econ, AP Human Geography</p>
<p>English:
AP lang and comp
AP Lit and comp</p>
<p>Languages:
AP Spanish
AP French
AP Italian
Missing: the other languages</p>
<p>Art and Music
AP Music Theory
AP Studio Art
AP Graphic Design
AP Photo
Missing: Art History</p>
<ol>
<li>English Language</li>
<li>English Literature</li>
<li>Statistics</li>
<li>Calculus AB</li>
<li>Calculus BC (when enough interest)</li>
<li>World History</li>
<li>US History</li>
<li>Government</li>
<li>Economics (two tests, one class</li>
<li>Biology</li>
<li>Environmental Science</li>
<li>Spanish (when enough interest)</li>
<li>French (when enough interest)</li>
</ol>
<p>13 is a pretty good number for a school in a semi-rural area. Most of them are just for juniors and seniors, except World History, which is offered to sophomores. This is the first year it’s being offered, my junior year. Sigh…</p>
<p>7, but probably 8 in the next few years :)</p>
<p>Calculus AB (some kids self-study the BC part though)
US History
World History
Human Geography
Psychology
Computer Science
French
Biology in a few years :)</p>
<p>and this is a Canadian School :)</p>
<p>Art, Language, Literature, Bio, Calc BC, Calc AB, Bio, Chem, Physics B, Physics C, French, Spanish, Computer Science, Econ, Environmental, World History, US history, Human geography, Government, psychology, stats</p>
<p>21</p>
<p>Zero as of now.</p>
<p>Four as of next year (Calc AB, English Lit, Stats, and Enviro)</p>
<p>10 AP classes. There are 7 AP classes that are offered online but no one really takes them. I think maybe 1 girl takes Statistics but that’s about it.</p>
<p>AP classes with 15 to 20 people: English Literature
AP classes with 10 to 15 people: Biology, Studio Art, English Language
AP classes with 5 to 10 people: World History, US History
AP classes with 3 to 4 people: US Government, Chemistry, Calculus AB
AP classes with 1 or 2 people: Spanish Language, German Language</p>
<p>5…</p>
<p>AP English
AP Gov’t
AP Biology
AP Calc AB
AP Calc BC</p>
<p>Zero. I’m self-studying for the APUSH and AP English Lit exams this year.</p>
<p>French, Spanish, Statistics, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, US History, Psychology, Government, European History, Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science, Biology, Lang & Comp, Lit & Comp
15 Total</p>
<p>Small city in Texas.
20:
AP English 3
AP English 4
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistics
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics B
AP Physics C
AP Environmental Science
AP World History
AP US History
AP US Government
AP European History
AP Macroeconomics
AP Human Geography
AP Spanish IV
AP Spanish V
AP French IV
AP German IV</p>
<p>There are technically restraints on when you can take certain classes, but if you know the heads of the departments and they like you, you can do what I’m doing and load up on 6 a year, the only other limit is prerequisites such as Eng 3 before 4, but you can take Span 4 before 5. Pretty weird.</p>
<p>At my high school, the following 10 AP classes are offered:
[ul][<em>]Calculus
[</em>]English Language and Composition
[<em>]English Literature and Composition
[</em>]Environmental Science
[<em>]Human Geography
[</em>]Latin
[<em>]Psychology
[</em>]Spanish Language
[<em>]U.S. History
[</em>]World History[/ul]</p>
<p>Additionally, at a special dual-enrollment program open to all high school students in the county, these 21 AP classes are available (most students who choose to attend spend half a day at this program and the rest of the day at their ‘home’ school, it also offers CTE classes):
[ul][<em>]Studio Art Drawing
[</em>]Art History
[<em>]Studio Art 2D
[</em>]Studio Art 3D
[<em>]Biology
[</em>]Chemistry
[<em>]Chinese Language and Culture
[</em>]Computer Science A
[<em>]European History
[</em>]French Language
[<em>]German Language
[</em>]United States Government and Politics
[<em>]Comparative Government and Politics
[</em>]Human Geography
[<em>]Japanese Language and Culture
[</em>]Macroeconomics
[<em>]Microeconomics
[</em>]Music Theory
[<em>]Physics
[</em>]Spanish Literature
[li]Statistics[/ul]</p>[/li]
<p>So, in total, 31.</p>