<p>Yet another bored Junior:</p>
<p>Russian 2
English 10 HN
World History 2 HN
AP Chemistry
Precalculus HN
PE/Health
AP Biology</p>
<p>I also self-studied for AP World and got a 5 on that.
(Thinking of applying to places such as Williams, Amherst, Oberlin, Reed, Smith, UVA, and Duke)</p>
<p>In the United States, it’s usually someone in their second year of high school (tenth grade) or college. A high school sophomore is usually 15/16 years old.</p>
<p>Current sophomore. </p>
<p>AP Music Theory
AP Physics B
AP Gov
AP Econ
English 3 H
Spanish 4 H</p>
<p>I’m currently a freshman next year I’ll take</p>
<p>AP biology (currently in AP Chem)
AP world or Euro (already taken APUSH)
AP Lit
Calc AB
Italian III
Aquarium science (2 blocks)
An extra advanced math problem solving class (compete in math contests for school)</p>
<p>Im thinking of self-studying AP world history! Should I self-study it? I’m doing great at World H. 1 right now, so I want to self-study World H.2 And take the AP exam. If I do so, will it be counted as a credit? Also, do you guys know any resources to study AP World for the exam.
Thankyou.</p>
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<p>You mean a high school credit? Not unless your school has some kind of policy that would allow it to be. Ask your guidance counselor.</p>