<p>9th:
English I H
Latin II H
Algebra II
World Civilizations II H
Biology H
Fashion (practical art requirement)
Photo Editing (computer science requirement)
Lunch
Gym</p>
<p>10:
English II H
Latin III H
Pre-calculus
AP US History
Chemistry H
Art I
AP Music Theory
Lunch
Gym</p>
<p>11 (planning on):
AP language and composition
AP Latin Vergil
AP Calculus (AB or BC??)
AP US History II
Physics H
Art III H
Chamber Orchestra H
Lunch
Gym</p>
<p>12 (planning on):
AP Literature and Composition
AP Latin Literature
Caculus III H and Differential Equations H
AP European History
AP Physics C
AP Senior Art Studio
Chamber Orchestra H
Lunch
Gym</p>
<p>I go to a very competative school that sends top students to the Ivy League every year. There are 23 (I believe) AP courses available there. I'm concerned because I know that I'm planning on taking a lot of APs, but I want to perform well in all of them. opinions, advice, anything?</p>
<p>Chipmoney: I've seen some people in this community who take many APs and do well. but I hear alot of horror stories as well (B's and C's across the board).</p>
<p>its a pretty good schedule...you're going to be taking a few APs less than i am, but that might be b/c your school doesn't offer the same courses as my school does.</p>
<p>"reachyourgoals: it seems great! at my school there is only supposed to be one AP offered to sophomores."</p>
<p>Well my experience with these schedules may be a bit different in that case... my school requires 3 AP's for sophmore year so 5 isn't too big of a leap for most people.</p>
<p>I kind of evaluated your APs based on individual difficulty and the amount of credits each would be worth at my school (for example, APUSH I and II were one, becuase my school offers them as one; same with the Englishes) and it was a 7 overall, but consdering that a few of them are not particularly difficult, it probably should be less than that, but it's still impressive. As for your non-AP courses, many were impressive, and your schedule is difficult overall. However, your school seems to be devaluing the word "Honors" (Honors Chamber Orchestra?), so I didn't take all those honors courses into account. Overall, for CC, it'd be a 7 or 8, but for the average group, it would be a 9 or 10. Ironic how the only people who make these are people who know their schedules are difficult. I read somewhere that the average MIT student who took any AP classes during high school took 4 to 5.</p>
<p>Your schedule is possible. I would recommend joining a sport instead of gym though if you are not that good at one do X Country =). Also self-study a couple like 1 or 2? That looks good as well. Good Luck!</p>