<p>None 
I’ve heard that our classes are as hard as AP classes, but they’re not certified or whatever. On our transcripts they appear as honors courses.
I might self study a few APs… I guess I’ll see though. I feel like I’m at a huge disadvantage compared to the people taking 10+ APs.
Sigh. Tis the plight of a small private school student, I suppose.</p>
<p>Photography
Music Theory
Human Geography
English Lang/Comp
English Lit
World History
US History
Economics
American Government
Calc AB
Calc BC
Computer Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physics B
Physics C
Environmental Science
Spanish Language
Spanish Literature
French Language and Culture
Italian Language and Culture
Studio Art (Drawing and Painting)</p>
<p>That’s 22 in total. </p>
<p>There’s a lot of other languages, college classes, and honors classes. I know 22 may seem like a lot, but my school has the schedule set up in a way so it’s kind of difficult to take more than 12 unless you self study. The requirements to graduate and the period structure complicate the scheduling process.</p>
<p>I am personally taking about 10 of those classes.</p>
<p>AP Art
AP Photography
AP Accounting
AP Law
AP Business
AP Marketing
AP Language and Composition
AP Literature and Composition
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Computer Science
AP Stats
AP Music Theory
AP Bio
AP Chem
AP Environmental Science
AP Physics B
AP Physics C
AP Anatomy
APUSH
AP Macro Economics
AP Micro Economics
AP World
AP US GOV
AP Psych
AP French
AP Science
27… wish I could take them all</p>
<p>At my son’s small-ish private prep school, I think they offer 6 or 7…but kids end up taking a few more than that if they’re so inclined since the level of “regular” classes is pretty high. It amazes me that kids today graduate with 15+ AP classes under their belt, and yet it seems that colleges are having a harder and harder time getting kids graduated in four years. Why is that?</p>
<p>I go to a pretty small school - so we don’t have too many. Plus, you can only take a maximum of 2 of them per year starting Junior Year - and the classes are capped at 15.</p>
<p>AP Art History
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP English Literature
AP European History
AP Comparative Government
AP Macroeconomics
AP Music Theory
AP Physics B
AP Statistics
AP US History
AP Studio Art 3D</p>
<p>I really wish we had AP Psych!</p>
<p>13 Total.</p>
<p>We have:
AP Biology (senior only)
AP Chemistry (junior or senior only)
AP Calculus BC (senior only)
AP Physics (senior only)</p>
<p>And my school has a pain in the butt policy that says you can’t take an AP exam at the school unless you’re taking the course.</p>
<p>Art History
Biology
Calculus AB
Calculus BC
Chemistry
English Literature & Composition
French 5 & 6
German 5 & 6
Human Geography
Japanese 5
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Music Theory
Physics
Spanish 5 & 6
Statistics
Studio Art
US Government & Politics
US History</p>
<p>Calc ab/bc
Stats
Chem
Anatomy and physiology
Physics b/c
Bio
English 3 and 4
Whap
U.S history
Government
Macro and micro economics
Comp sci
Art history
Psych
Enviormental sciences
Human geo
Spanish 4/5/6
French 4/5/6
Music theory
I might be missing some</p>
<p>AP Language and Composition (Juniors Only)
AP Literature and Composition (Seniors Only)
AP Calculus AB
AP Chemistry
AP Virginia and U.S. History
AP American Government</p>
<p>We have 6 AP’s. If there wasn’t a grade restriction someone could take them all in one year. I think that is ridiculous, considering we have Landscaping 1 through Landscaping 5. And other ridiculous course such as “Advanced Math IV” which is basically Pre-Pre Calc but is required to even make it Pre-Calc!</p>