<p>AP Multivariable Calculus!</p>
<p>And AP Linear Algebra</p>
<p>Another vote for AP Accounting!!!</p>
<p>AP Anthropology </p>
<p>and my school has AP Studio Art and AP Photographyā¦ I guess they donāt have to take tests but thereās A LOT of outside work and you have to submit a portfolio</p>
<p>AP Sociology, definitely.</p>
<p>AP Military History would be really interesting and I second Sociology</p>
<p>I second Sociology, too.</p>
<p>AP Health sounds like a good one.</p>
<p>At school we have a Cinema class that analyzes movies. They mainly watch movies for Civil Rights ideas. Iād like to go into techniques, cinema evolution, as well as the obvious recurring themes. Maybe like Literature, where you contrast works?</p>
<p>I would like to see that as an AP class. āAP Cinemaā would be similar to a Literature class.</p>
<p>AP Asian History is an awesome idea. Maybe divide AP World into AP African History and AP Asian History. I loved the Japanese history course I took at my high school. Otherwise: AP Philosophy, AP Multivariable, AP Classical History (although AP Latin kind of covers this).</p>
<p>AP Differential Equations</p>
<p>I second AP Anthropology. Itās the best IB class ever.</p>
<p>AP Calculus CD (Calculus 3)</p>
<p>AP Accounting</p>
<p>AP Politics / Current Events</p>
<p>I would say-</p>
<p>AP Linguistics, Sociology, Philosophy, Business, Accounting, Engineering, or Architecture
AP Adv Mathematics (multivar, diff eq, linear alg, etc.)
Some kind of AP Performing Arts or AP Musical Instrument (Demonstration)</p>
<p>AP Language- Just language test thatās translated into to all the miscellaneous extra langs. W/ minimal or no culture/history/etc.</p>
<p>Does anyone have any idea how one could propose an AP course to college board? I do not mean this in terms of writing up a proposal and the like, but if you were to write an extensive proposal/class description, where would you be able to submit the material?</p>
<p>AP Philosophy would be idealā¦although it would probably have less people than French literature xD</p>
<p>^Iām actually writing up a course description for a proposed AP Western Philosophy Course (basing the syllabus and course content on the content covered in the generic Intro to Philosophy courses at a variety of universities). Hence, my last post.</p>
<p>AP Asian History
AP Nutrition
AP Theology</p>
<p>I actually came up with several of these a long time ago, so Iāll post them here:</p>
<p>AP Theatrical Theory (to go with Music Theory)</p>
<p>AP Media and Journalism</p>
<p>AP Russian Language/Literature (I know they had something like this in the works but it was scrapped, it seems)</p>
<p>AP Latin American History</p>
<p>AP Middle Eastern History</p>
<p>AP Arabic Language</p>
<p>AP African English Literature</p>
<p>Also splitting AP Chemistry into Organic Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry (since the latter isnāt covered very much in the current exam)</p>
<p>I wish theyād bring French Literature back.</p>
<p>I like albettkimmās ideas of AP Asian History and AP Theology as well. :)</p>
<p>If they had an AP Media and Journalism, Iād be in heaven. Iād also like to see AP Womenās Studies and AP Sports Lit. Both classes would be very interesting and Iām sure a lot of students would enroll in them. Personally, Iād like to see AP American Sign Language or AP Video Production.</p>