<p>they are really not that big of a deal</p>
<p>ill have either 13 or 14. Ive already taken 6, im taking the rest this year. </p>
<p>World History 5
Biology 4
European History 5
Language 3
Human Geography 5(self study)
US history 5
Literature
Microeconomics
U.S gov
Comp gov
Art History
Calculus AB
Environmental Science (directed study)
Macroeconomics(self study) - wasnt supposed to be but teacher got pregnant</p>
<p>6 I think?</p>
<p>Sophomore: AP Euro
Junior: APUSH, AP Music Theory, AP French
Senior: AP Stats, AP Gov, AP English Lit</p>
<p>6 here...</p>
<p>Junior: US, Art His, English Lang
Senior: Euro, CalcAB, English Lit</p>
<ol>
<li> It's the amount of AP classes that my school offers. Actually, my school "offers" AP Chemistry and AP Biology, but I believe that it's either or, based on the amount of enrollment in each course (from what I recall, it's mostly be Chem the past two years; not too much interest in Bio supposedly). But if we include self-study (not classes), I'll definitely have more than 8.</li>
</ol>
<p>13 APs, 5 honors</p>
<p>No APs allowed before junior year</p>
<p>10 or 11
i came to the US last year my junior year.
Junior year: US history, Chem, Calc BC, Macroecon, Microecon(both econs self-study)
Senior year: US Gov, Comp Gov, Physics C, Euro History, Stat, Lit maybe(Stat and lit r self-studies)</p>
<p>I'll have 8 if my scheduling for senior year isn't messed up...hopefully:)</p>
<p>Junior year- Lang, Chem, Physics B, Psych
Senior year- Lit, Bio, Econ, Calc BC</p>
<p>12 ap classes. Compared to my soph and junior year, senior year is one of my lighter loads :)</p>
<p>9.
Fr: Bio
Junior: Physics, USH, Psych, Calc BC
Senior: Lit, Chem, Stat, US Gov</p>
<p>12
Fr: none
So: US History, Spanish IV (Language, terminal)
Jr: World History, Spanish V (Literature, terminal), Chemistry
Sr: English Lit (terminal), BC Calculus (terminal), Physics C, Government, Macro, Micro, and Chinese if I can find it
Terminal courses have a whole seperate track over four years dedicated to that course.</p>
<p>what is a good amount of classes for the junior year? (im currently a sophomore)
school doesnt offer AP econs.
AP Biology
AP Physics
AP Environmental
AP English Literature
AP English Language
AP Literature
AP British Literature
AP Calc AB/BC
AP Statistics
AP Spanish 4
AP Psychology
AP Government
AP US History
AP World History</p>
<p>im thinking maybe three would be okay...maybe, maybe not?
(AP US History, AP Spanish 4 and AP Chem maybe?)</p>
<p>I'm going to be taking about 6 or 7 I think. I'm already a junior.</p>
<p>[[10 or 11
i came to the US last year my junior year]] what? you barely come to the U.S. then how do you know enough English to study those AP classes? Unless you come from somewhere in Europe then that is possible.
For me, probably 6. Started taking them this year, junior year.
By the way I 'm curious what grade do you usually get for all your AP classes? It would be crazy if anyone manage to get straight As while taking 6-7 AP classes at the same time.</p>
<p>ok i wasn't bragging or anything. i'm from korea and didn't go to a international school. But i lived in the US when i was in elementary school and the rest in public korean schools. I won't be afraid to admit it that junior year was pretty much hell. Calc and chem i could take but USH was extremely difficult. But through it and journalism my english has grown a lot. The results i'll tell u if ur curious but i've learned a lot and feel that taking a lot of APs r really worth it.</p>
<p>Wow...my school only offers 2 AP.</p>
<p>9th: no honors, wasnt offered to anyone
10th: Honors American Literature (the only honors class offered)
11th: Honors French IV(year ahead of everyone in my grade since they take it this year), AP Brit Lit, Honors Beginning Programming in Java
12th: AP World Literature, Honors Advanced Biology, Honors Intermediate Programming in Java, Honors Psychology/Sociology, Honors Government/Economics, Honors Calculus.</p>
<p>So 8 honors and 2 AP. Funny thing is, all the honors courses could be considered AP because we use books that help you prepare for the AP, but they course is called honors...</p>
<p>10, only offered after junior year : |</p>
<p>I'm a junior and will probably have 8 or 9 APs by graduation. I'll have nine if my school has AP French next year-depends on how many what to take it.</p>
<p>Let's see:</p>
<p>AP US
AP Euro
AP Lang + Comp
AP Bio
AP Lit
AP French
AP Calc
AP Chem
AP Econ</p>
<p>So 9</p>
<p>8-12 depending on a variety of uncontrollable factors.</p>
<p>Soph: Comp Sci A</p>
<p>Jun: Bio, Calc AB, Chem, Lang, US</p>
<p>Sen (not confirmed yet): Art History (arts rqt), Calc BC, Comp Sci AB, French, Gov, Lit</p>
<p>I came to the US a year ago and now I'm taking 5 APs
ap cal, ap ush, ap es, ap chem, ap stat
ap ush is definitely hard for esl learners, especially that in my school, no point is given to homework assignments. The grade is only based on tests, final, DBQ, and free-response.</p>