<p>This past year for fall and spring semster of my senior year: (08/09)</p>
<p>fall:
GERERAL BIOLOGY 1 (dual enrollment)
GENERAL BIOLOGY1 LAB (dual enrollment)
TRIGONOMETRY (dual enrollment)
CRITICAL THINKING (dual enrollment)
AMERICAN HISTORY I (dual enrollment)
SOCIAL PROBLEMS (dual enrollment)
FORENSIC SCIENCE(high school)</p>
<p>spring:
CALCULUS I (dual enrollment)
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (dual enrollment)
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LAB (dual enrollment)
AMERICAN HISTORY II (dual enrollment)
INTRO TO PSYCH (dual enrollment)
FORENSIC SCIENCE (high school)</p>
<p>AP Literatuare
AP Spanish
Ap Chemistry
AP Biology
AP Microeconomics
AP Macroeconomics
AP US Government
AP Psychology
Spanish III Honors (over summer if that counts?)</p>
<p>Florida Virtual School. Self-studying might not be a regular scheduled course, but people still have to devote time to it. Also, some students have 6 classes all year long, while others have 7 with AB days, and others have 8 - 4 in 1 semester, and 4 in the other. These variations, along with dual enrollment after school, allow a student to take well over 6 classes a year.</p>
<p>Senior Year–AP Euro, AP Psych, World History (Correspondence), Chemistry II-Dual Enroll…, Religion (Catholic school), AP Spanish, Latin I and II-Dual Enroll., AP English, AP Calculus AB, and that’s it… Not too bad, I suppose.</p>
<p>AP Art History
AP European History
AP Biology
AP Government and Politics- US
AP Government and Politics- Comparative
AP English Literature
Syracuse University Project Advance Honors Forensics
University Precalc
Honors Biotechnology</p>
<p>I know it takes time outside of class, but it’s not a class. Is not really part of your schedule and would think of it as an after school activity. I can see it like taking a class at a community college. It’s really not part of your high school schedule, if it’s after school.</p>
<p>Anybody who says they are taking Calc AB and Calc BC in one year are going to be in for a surprise when they take the board exam at the end of the year.</p>
<p>AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics B
AP Spanish Language
AP US History
English Honors
Pre-Calculus Honors
Yearbook [Editor-in-Chief, and this was the same period as my AP Spanish class]</p>
<p>Then I was in Cross Country, Swimming, and Track.
I was MESA Club President, Spanish Club Public Relations Officer, Young Democrats President, PTSA, National Honors Society, Service Club.
Then I volunteer weekly for my church as a teacher and I volunteer with the city’s Health Department.</p>
<p>Next year:</p>
<p>AP Government: United States
AP Government: Comparative
AP European History
AP Statistics
AP English Literature
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics E&M
AP Physics Mechanics
Yearbook [Editor-in-Chief]
Advanced Theatre [Musical Soloist]</p>
<p>Then I do Cross Country as well as Track for sports and we have summer practices.
Then I’m in National Honors Society, Spanish Club President, MESA Club President, Young Democrats President, Service Club, and PTSA and am active in all of them, attend every meeting and such.
Then I volunteer for my church and the Health Department every week for a few hours.</p>
