<p>Well which AP tests have you taken, or are taking this year? And which ones are you taking next year (if you aren't a senior)?</p>
<p>Also, does the number of AP classes you take matter? Will colleges prefer someone who has taken 15 or so rather than somebody who has only taken less than ten?</p>
<p>Sophomore year:
AP US Gov&Politics 5
AP Music Theory 4</p>
<p>This (junior) year:
APUSH
AP Calc AB
AP Biology
AP English Lang&Comp
AP Spanish Lang</p>
<p>Next year:
AP Comparitive Gov&Politics
AP Calc BC
AP Spanish Lit
AP World History
AP English Lit&Comp</p>
<p>Last year I took AP US History, AP English Language and Composition, and AP Spanish Language. (Though, due to some family issues at the time, I did not take any of these tests).</p>
<p>This year, as a senior, I’m taking AP English Literature, AP Spanish Literature, and AP Psychology. I’m taking the AP tests for both Spanish Literature as well as Psychology, but not English, however.</p>
<p>In response to your question, colleges will only want to see that you’ve challenged yourself adequately in the context of your high school. There are some very small/poorly funded high schools that don’t offer a great deal of AP’s, and adcoms will be able to figure this out from reading the school profile that is sent along with each student’s transcript. So the actual number of AP’s doesn’t matter; they just want to see that you haven’t slacked off and just bothered taking easy courses to boost your GPA. </p>
<p>Sophomore year: Spanish Language</p>
<p>Junior year (this year): English Language, Chinese Language, French Language, Spanish Literature, Calculus AB, US History, Macroeconomics</p>
<p>Senior year: English Literature, Calculus BC, German Language, maybe Italian Language if they decide to bring it back next year</p>
<p>Yes, I’m a huge language nut. Currently fluent in 4 languages and studying a fifth (German), and have plans to begin studying Italian next year. I don’t anticipate that it’ll be very hard, especially since I’m already fluent in both French and Spanish (two closely related languages)…</p>
<p>^ Ich liebe Fremdsprachen auch. Ich kann nicht so gut Französisch sprechen, weil ich die Klasse abwählen musste (ich hatte keinen Raum). Ich bin fast fliessend mit Deutsch und ich bin fliessend mit Englisch. lol</p>
<p>Translation: I love foreign languages too. I’m not very good at French because I had to drop the class (I didn’t have any room in my schedule). I am almost fluent in German and I am fluent in English, though.</p>
<p>I have also “messed around” with various languages, including Italian, Arabic, Turkish, Dutch, and Spanish. I never got very far with any of them, only learning basic phrases and such, but it was pretty fun.</p>
<p>Auf Englisch: I studied it informally for two years before high school (it wasn’t offered at my middle school). I have studied it for three years at high school but I tested out of German III, so I have four years’ worth of material under my belt. I am in German IV right now and will be taking AP German (and the AP test) next year.</p>
<p>And trust me, I’m sure you will be better than me soon if you aren’t already. I am using the term “almost fluent” somewhat liberally. ;D</p>
<p>8th grade: Calc AB
Freshman(now): Computer A, Calc BC, Physics C: Mech., Statistics
Sophomore(tentative since I’m going to a different school next year): Physics C: E&M, Chem. or Bio., Macro/microeconomics.
lol, I should study something not math/science related.</p>
<p>Junior:
AP US History (4)
AP English Language and Composition (4)</p>
<p>Senior:
AP US Government and Politics (at least a 3)
AP Statistics (at least a 4, probably 5)
AP Calculus AB (at least a 3, hopefully 4)
AP Microeconomics (at least a 3)</p>
<p>Sophomore
AP World History- 4
AP Biology- 5
AP European History- 5</p>
<p>Junior (this year)-
AP Lang and Comp- prob 4
APUSH- prob 5
AP Chem- - either 4 or 5, hopefully 5
AP French- Would love a 5! but most likely 4
AP Psychology- 5</p>
<p>Senior-
AP Physics B
AP Calc AB
AP Lit and Comp
AP Stats
AP Gov’t/AP Macro
…?</p>
<p>Sophomore year: (this year)
World History, Macro(S), Micro(S), Stats(S), Comp Sci, Calc BC (S… sort of), Chem (S… sort of)</p>
<p>Next year: Psychology (S), Biology (S…sort of), Physics B, US History, English Language, CompGov (S), US Gov (S), Spanish 4, Music theory (S…sort of), Human Geography(S), (Environmental Science (S)?)</p>
<p>Senior year: Spanish 5, English Lit, Physics C Elec + Magnetism, Phys C Mechanics, Art History, European History, Environmental Science if I don’t take it Junior year</p>
<p>Sophomore (this year):
US History
English Language and Composition</p>
<p>Junior:
Biology
Chemistry
US Gov
Calculus AB
English Literature and Composition</p>
<p>Senior:
Calculus BC
French Language
Physics B
Statistics</p>
<p>Self-study (not sure when):
Studio Art Drawing
Environmental Science
European History
World History
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Psychology
Physics C? My mom has a masters in physics. But I hate it so I don’t know.</p>
<p>I probably won’t do all those self-study ones, but those are the ones I might do. I wish we had Music Theory at my school because I don’t think I can self-study that. ):</p>
Currently fluent in 4 languages and studying a fifth (German), and have plans to begin studying Italian next year. I don’t anticipate that it’ll be very hard, especially since I’m already fluent in both French and Spanish (two closely related languages)…</p>