<p>ugh, i just got my schedule, and i signed up for ap comp gov, ap english, ap euro, ap chem, and ap calc. i got none of them because they are all fourth period, and during fourth period i have to take advanced sports medicine, because i have to finish a two year internship because it is my major ec. so i have no ap classes my senior year. ugh, this really sucks for me. i hate my school. </p>
<p>anyway, what are you guys taking next year? and does anyone know if you can write independent study classes on your transcript if you dont get a letter grade for them?</p>
<p>i think at my school you just meet with your teacher who gives you the work for the class, but they dont actually grade it? i think you just do it by yourself. so i wouldnt have a grade, but do you think it would show up on my transcript that i did the independent study?</p>
<p>yeah, thats what i was thinking. i wonder what i could do then, because i really dont want to have no aps for my senior year. even if i self-studied for the tests, that would be way after decisions came out. do you have any suggestions?</p>
<p>Self-report that you are studying them. Either on the schools application where it asks for AP scores/ AP's you're going to take this year, or in an "additional info." section.</p>
<p>ap comp gov, ap english, ap euro, ap chem, and ap calc</p>
<p>That's pretty friggin retarded that your school would put all its AP classes in the same period. That's basically setting you all up for failure.</p>
<p>But for independent study of APs, colleges will know you self studied when you report your AP exams and they see that you took an exam you didn't have a class for.</p>
<p>^Not if you're a senior. You have to self-report it to let them know. Otherwise, they won't find out until July whatever, long after accept/reject letters have been sent.</p>
<p>My school runs on a ten day schedule, so things vary by day. It makes life more interesting. Honors and AP classes meet every day, but other classes usually don't meet one day a week ( a "free" ) so that students can meet with the teacher if they need to, or eat lunch. My school doesn't give us lunch periods... =(</p>
<p>That's kind of stupid that your school puts all the AP classes in the same period. Colleges should know that you self-studied, though, if you take the AP tests and your transcript doesn't show those classes.</p>
<p>My school has block scheduling and what do they do? They give me all 4 of my AP cllasses on the same day!!!!!!!!! AP callc, AP stats(really hard at my school) AP US gov and AP english all on the same day :'(</p>
<p>MWF
Chemistry
American History
Composition/Literature
Programming in C++
Latin II</p>
<p>T TH
Acting I
Trig
Chemistry Lab (only on Tuesdays)</p>
<p>2nd Semester:
MWF
Astrobiology
Chemistry
American History
Composition/Literature
Data Structures (it's a programming class)
Latin II</p>
<p>T TH
Drawing I
Precal
Chemistry Lab (only on Tuesdays)</p>
<p>I had to get my required art credits out of the way so I couldn't take very many electives. I also did an independent study in ancient classical studies over the summer. My school doesn't offer AP because all its classes are already taught at the college level.</p>