<p>Ok so I just got done with scheduling.. a long arduous process for this IB school.</p>
<p>I'm a future major in engineering and computer science, so I know I needed both Computer Science and Physics. They have Physics SL but when I asked to signup for that, they said I had to take Physics SOL(Easy stuff).</p>
<p>So this I find entirely unfair and ludicrous, so my only solution is to take Physics Online.</p>
<p>Thank god this state has Virtual Virginia, where I can take online courses for free.</p>
<p>Hahaha - The naming of this works out perfectly:</p>
<p>You are forced to take Physics SOL? Sounds like you are SOL.</p>
<p>That’s a knee-slapper. I’ll be here all weekend folks.</p>
<p>Why are you even messing around with IB physics? Take AP physics C; real, calculus-based physics.</p>
<p>Stupid school hates AP sciences, so there is no AP physics C. I wish there was, but all they have is online AP physics B. Physics SL is the only one we have.</p>
<p>Is IB physics algebra-based only? Even HL?</p>
<p>If that’s all you have there’s nothing you can do about it.</p>
<p>“Sounds like you are SOL.”
LOL :]</p>
<p>IB Physics SL, It’s like a light calculus, trig-based physics. We don’t even have HL, which they are against having. So yeah… I need to find some good online AP physics C.</p>
<p>allow you too add credits to your GPA, do you know MIT? For example, are elective online course credits added to your in-school course credits? I.e., is it possible to raise your GPA this way and have it counted.</p>
<p>Our school system is beginning IP now in the middle school/younger years. The high students I regularly talk to say they prefer the AP approach but times a changing.</p>
<p>Well in the state I live in, these online courses are just accelerated HS courses. So I would have to take Physics Honors, Spanish IV, and Precalculus.</p>