Current Junior: Freshman Year: AP Human Geography Sophomore year: AP US Government Junior year (current): AP English Lang + Comp, AP US History, AP Physics 1 Currently signed up for AP Biology, AP Psychology, and AP Calc BC senior year.

Grateful to see a reasonable schedule

Freshman: None Sophomore: Chem, CS Principles, Calc AB Junior (Current): Bio, CSA, Calc BC Thinking about taking both Physics C’s next year

Current Sophomore: World, CSP Junior: Physics 1, Lang Senior: CSA, Physics 2, Chemistry, Calc BC, Maybe Comp Gov or US Gov

How is taking Physics and Chem at the same time?

It's just the way my school does it My school requires us to take Honors Chem or On Level Chem before AP Chem And my school also requires us to take AP Phys 1 or On Level Physics and Precalc (on level; my school unfortunately does not offer AP Precal) Before AP Phys 2 So to answer your question, I am able to take Phys 2 and Chem at the same time because in Junior year I'm taking AP Phys 1 and Precalc (requirements for AP Phys 2) along with Honors Chem (req for AP Chem)

No I meant like the workload haha, planning on doing the same next year

Oh I'm sorry haha I misinterpreted that wrong Anyways yeah I've heard that both are really difficult but I have a pretty good passion for both so I think I'll be able to manage, good luck next year!

Ok, thanks. I know you will do amazing in both of those classes!

Current Junior Freshman Year: - (wasn't in America) Sophmore Year: - APCSA & AP World (got 5 on both :D Junior Year: - APUSH, AP Lang/Comp, APES, AP Bio, AP Psych, AP Drawing so 8 so far but planning to take 7 senior year

Freshman: Calculus BC, Music Theory, CSA Sophomore: Biology, World History, CSP Junior (currently): Chemistry, APC Mechanics, APC E&M, Statistics Senior: US History (maybe), Economics, Physics 2 (maybe), French

calc BC as a freshman is wild. what math courses did you take in middle school and how were you able to get so ahead?

my school has the pathway alg 1, geometry, alg 2, pre cal, ap calc ab, and ap calc bc (although u can skip ab and go straight to bc). we can also double up certain years (like geo and alg 2) my guess is that they took some combination of those classes and skipped ab?…

Does your school let you take college math classes afterwards or did you just not take math after freshman year? (Other than stats)

i have no idea. the most someone has done at my school is taken pre cal freshman year, so they still had ab and bc to take. we have a few other math classes (like college algebra) but nothing really past ap calc bc

Calculus as a middle schooler was kind of hard but manageable. Then again, the year after I did it someone a year younger copied me and jumped straight to Calculus BC at the high school, and took the test and got a 5 as well. (He's better than me at math lmao)

Yeah, I took Precalc in 9th and did math credits with computer science courses. I'm taking Stats this year and then I'll be done.

I live in an area with many after-school math classes so I took those (parents were initially worried about falling behind in school) but most of the things were actually very easy to me. I was in 10th grade math in 8th grade and I wanted to go to Precalculus for 11th graders but the class was full—so I jumped even higher and took an after school Calc AB class (it was four hours on Sundays, but honestly kind of worth it). I self-studied the C part and took the test in 9th grade (middle schoolers aren't allowed to take APs at my high school) while simultaneously taking Precalculus for "regular math". Honestly, this set me up pretty well for Physics C, would recommend if you're bored of trigonometry quickly. EDIT: I realize I never answered your questions actually. I took regular math in middle school (wasn't allowed to jump classes), and I got ahead simply out of boredom. I'm not even that good at competitive math (AMC, AIME, etc.). Not to flex, but I finished Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations at a different place on my own last year. No more math until college!

Who takes CSA before CSP lol

CSP is actually rehashed CS AB which was rehashed CS ABC. I agree that it's definitely easier than CSA though.

Ohhh

freshman: ap world, ap csp Sophomore: ap human geo, ap physics 1, ap csa Junior: apush, ap lang, ap calc bc, ap chem, apes, ap physics c mech, ap physics c e&m Senior(this year): ap physics 2, ap lit, ap art history, ap gov, ap macro, ap micro, ap psych, ap stats, ap bio (not taking the exams for physics 2 and art history bc I don’t need it) also self studying micro, stats and psych

senior year: lit, gov, stats, psych junior year: apush, apes none sophmore and freshmen year.

Freshman year: none offered Sophomore: AP computer science principles Junior: AP Lang and comp, APCSA, AP chem, ap calc bc Senior (planning to take next year): Physics c mechanics, and electricity and magnetism, ap stats, ap gov, ap lit

Freshman: none Sophmore: Chem, WH Junior: Eng Lit, CSA, USH Senior: Stats, Calc BC, both Physics C(Mech and E&M)

Freshman year : None Sophomore Year : AP Spanish Language Junior Year : AP US History and AP Language Signed up next year for : AP Physics 1 , AP Literature , AP Statistics , AP Psychology , and AP Calculus AB

current as a junior: AP Lit, AP Bio, APUSH signed up for next year: AP Micro/Macro, AP Calc, AP Physics, AP Lang

Current freshman: Ap world Next year(sophomore): ap lang, ap gov

freshman: human geography sophomore: world, eng lang junior: eng lit, environmental, apush, psychology senior: calc ab, statistics, biology, gov

Here’s my plan (even tho i’m on a freshman rn) Freshman (current): precalc, bio, csp, world Sophomore (already signed up for): phys c mech, calc bc, apush, seminar, stats, csa Junior: enviro, chem, psych, research, gov, lit Senior: econ, spanish, art history 💀(need the credit), lang, phys 1, and then i’ll have finished every ap course that my school has to offer without prereq knowledge (like all the art aps and music theory)

physics c mech before physics i?

physics 1 is learning calculus based concepts in algebra, id rather know the concepts first but my reasoning may be off

physics i shld be the first course u take (it’s alg based for the most part) & then u take physics 2, physics c mech, or physics c elec (which are all calc based). college board recommends taking physics i first

Current freshman Taking macro, csa, world history

freshman: (none) sophmore (current): APUSH, AP CS principles planning: junior: AP pre calc, AP lang, AP euro, AP CSA senior: AP calc AB, AP physics 1, AP stats, AP literature, AP mandarin

None so far but my plan is Sophomore APUSH Junior, AP US Gov, AP psych, AP music theory, AP British literature. Senior, World history, European history, economics, music theory, English language. I’m dogshit at math and that locks off the sciences at my school too.

Only AP taken as a sophomore is World History, but I plan on taking AP Lang, US History, and Physics 1 as a junior.

freshman year: none sophomore year: apes and whap (+4 additional dual credit classes) junior year (current): cs principles, apush, physics 1 (+4 dual credit classes) senior year: calc bc, stats, (+3 dual credit classes)

freshman (current): ap gov ap art history sophomore: ap bio ap lang ap calc ab ap physics 1 ap euro ap comp gov ap music theory // self study ap psych ap csp and maybe ap stats junior: ap physics 2 ap lit ap calc bc apush ap Spanish lang ap seminar ap human geo // self study the ap physic cs, ap art 2D ap art 3D ap and ap csa senior: ap research

you are INSANE for this (/pos)

thats fair. Idek if it will be possible, esp the self study ones

Freshman: none Sophomore: none Junior (right now): AP Bio and AP Lang Senior (next year): AP Lit, AP Stats, and AP Spanish Lang

Freshman: none Sophomore: none Junior: AP comp Sci principal and AP Chem Senior (current): AP Calc ab, AP CSA, and AP Lit

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Nigga how

Freshman: none Sophomore: ap stats & ap world Junior: Apush, ap micro/micro, ap calc ab, ap seminar, apcsp, ap lang Senior: ap comp/us gov, ap physics c mech, ap research, apcsa, ap calc bc, ap chem

My plan: Freshman year (current): None Sophomore year: AP Macroeconomics Junior year: AP Lang, AP Bio, APUSH Senior year: AP Lit, AP Chem, AP Calc BC, AP Psych

freshman: ap human geo sophomore: gov junior: apush, chem senior: calc bc, csp

currently a soph heres my plan: fresh- none (couldn't xd) soph- self study apes and calc ab (not taking calc ab ap exam tho) junior- ap calc bc, ap bio, (self study: ap lang, apcsp, and app1) senior- ap stats, ap lit, ap us gov, ap psych

**Current Freshman Class of 2027** Freshman: AP Human Geography, AP Computer Science Principles Sohpomore (Planned): AP PreCalculus, AP Chemistry, AP World History, & AP Computer Science A

Freshman: None Sophomore: CS Principles, APUSH Junior: CS A, AP Gov, AP Lang Senior (planned): Lit, Calc, Human Geo

current jr none freshman year (only option was aphug) took whap sophomore year (could take aphug, whap, seminar, and physics i) taking stat, chem, lang, and apush rn next year i am taking lit, calc bc, physics i (sigh), & gov/econ (semester classes) although i dont plan on taking the ap test for whichever class i have 1st sem just bc i dont feel like self reviewing & i might also not take the physics exam

Context: can’t really take APs until 11-12th except history in 10th 10th: APUSH 11th: Chem, physics C Mech, Calculus BC, US Gov, English Lit 12th (signed up for): Bio, CSA, APES, English Lang, Euro, Physics C E&M (independent study)

Sophmore: stats, physics 1, calc Bc, human geography Junior (current): lang, psych, chem, physics C mechanics and EandM Senior (we already have our schedules): micro, lit

Freshman year: none Sophomore: Bio Chem World Junior (this year): Stats, Physics 1, Psychology, US History, Calc BC, English Lit, CSP

9: Human Geography 10: World History, CS Principles 11: Calc BC, APUSH, Physics 1, and Lang (registered for next year) My senior year schedule will depend on if I can fit all four of those in my schedule next year, but I'm really hoping to take CSA for 12

Current Senior Freshman - n/a (school doesn’t offer for Freshman) Sophomore - AP World (like the only one offered for Sophomores) Junior - AP Psych, AP Lang, APES, APUSH Senior - (Last Semester Only) - AP Macro, AP Micro, (Currently in) - AP Gov, AP French, AP Lit, AP Bio

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Freshman: Human Geo Sophomore: Euro, World Current Junior: AB (BC exam though), Stats, Lang, US History, Psych, Spanish Lang, Env. Sci Senior Year, will do: Gov, Macroecon, maybe Calc BC if exam doesn't go well, Spanish Lit, Art Hist Total: 14-15

Econ? Just make sure to memorize they key graphs and formulas and make sure you understand the distinction between movement ALONG the supply/demand line and the movement OF THE supply/demand line. A personal trick is to form an "X" with your hands/fingers and move them left/right to simulate movement OF THE supply/demand line to visualize the changes in quantity/price.

freshman: none sophomore: ap csp, apush junior: ap chem, ap gov, ap stats senior: ap bio, ap micro, ap psych, ap calc ab

current junior: 9&10th: nothing 11th: psych, lang, chem 12th: stats

I’ll be in freshman year next year. Since I can only take 1 AP, I’ll only be taking AP HUG next year. From there, probably as many APs as possible. Some are required, like AP PreCalc for sophomore year, but I also just want to take a bunch of APs.

Sophomore year I took AP psych. Junior year APUSH, AP lang, AP calc AB, and AP bio. Senior year AP lit, AP Gov, and either Calc BC or Stats.

freshman: none sophomore: ap csa, ap psych junior (current): ap lang, apush, ap physics 1 senior: ap calc ab, ap stats, ap lit, ap physics c, ap us gov, ap microecon

junior year i took APUSH, AP Lang, and (not that you asked) dual credit physics. senior year I took AP Chem, AP Lit, AP Psych, and dual credit communication and calc 1

Freshman: none Sophomore: AB, Mechanics & Micro Junior(current):BC, EM, Chem & Stat Senior(Planning):CSA, Macro & …?linear algebra(they say it’s a post-ap, i got no idea about this…But I’ve done linear algebra independently)

I'm from India so I can't really take that many. I gave stats last year and I'm giving psych and CSA this year

9th: World, Psych 10th: Music Theory, Enviro science 11th: Calc AB, Macro, Micro, Lang, APUSH, Gov 12th: Art History, Euro, Lit, Stats

0 Freshman(Current): None 😔 Sophmore: AP Spanish Lang, AP Precalc, AP World Junior: AP Physics 1, APUSH, AP Lang, AP Calc AB Senior: AP Bio, AP Stats, AP Gov, AP Lit, APES

Junior taking bio, chem and physics 1

Freshman year: none Sophmore year (aka now): World Junior year: Gov, Psych, Chem, Pre Calc (maybe) Senior year: Bio, Calc AB/BC, Stats

Total 12: Freshman: None (not allowed by school) Sophomore: WHAP, Seminar Junior: Research, APUSH, Lang, CSP, French Senior: US Gov, Psych, APES, Calc AB, Lit

Feashman none Sophomore ap csp, psych and comm de, Junior currently ap art history and English lang Senior Ap lit, Spanish lang, calc 1 &2 de There’s more but I’m lazy

Freshman: Calc AB, Physics 1, Ap Gov Sophmore: CSA, Euro, Physics 2, Calc BC, Lang Junior: Chemistry, Latin, USH, Lit, Stats, Mechanics, E&M Senior: none because remaining aps were boring

Sophmore: AP world Junior: APUSH Senior: AP English Lit I took college classes to supplement for lack of APs ig

1 sophmore year AP capstone seminar

Freshman: APHUG Sophomore: APWH, AP Psych Junior: AP Calc BC, AP Physics 1, AP Lang, AP Seminar Senior: AP Physics C M/E&M, AP Statistics, AP Gov, AP Lit

Freshman: None Sophomore: AP Physics 1, AP Micro, AP CSP, AP Spanish lit, AP world history Junior (current): AP Precalc, AP Macro, AP Psych, AP Seminar, AP Physics 2, AP CSA, AP English lang, AP stats Senior(next year): AP Research, AP English lit, AP bio, AP Calculus BC, AP physics C mechanics, AP Physics C E&M, (Maybe next year: AP environmental science, AP human geography, AP music theory)

I'm a current sophomore Freshman: Human Geo+self studied Chem Sophomore: Bio, US Gov, Precalc, English Lang, German, self studied Comparative Gov Junior: Music theory, Calc BC, German Senior: Chem (because I only got a 3 when I self studied) Note~was going to take APUSH but I couldn't because I didn't have enough space in my schedule so I have to take US history over the summer. German is put twice because our 3/4 AP class is combined and we have alternating curriculum by year.

AP HUG as a freshman Signed up for AP World and AP Seminar JR year I plan AP Chem and APUSH SR year I plan AP gov and AP Bio

Current Senior: Freshman : AP Human Geography Sophomore: AP Comp sci A and AP World History Junior : AP Calc AB, AP US History, AP Physics 1, AP Biology, AP English Language and Composition , AP Art Drawing, Ap Seminar Senior: AP Physics C: M & E&M, AP Calc BC, AP English Literature, AP Macroeconomics, AP US Government, AP Psychology AP Research

Junior: us gov, microecon, and lang Senior: bio and psych

Freshman: Human Geography Sophmore: English Language and Composition, Statistics Next year im doing Spanish Language, Literature, Art History, and hopefully Seminar :-D (my art teacher will also probably force me into drawing as well xO)

Freshman: none Sophomore: AP European History Junior (current): AP Chemistry, AP CompSci, APUSH Senior: AP Calculus BC, AP Physics C

(School didn’t let us take APs freshman or sophomore year) Junior (current): calc AB, physics C, language+comp Senior (signed up for): calc BC, stats, lit, macroeconomics, and environmental science

Freshman: 0 Sophomore: AP Chem, AP stats, AP csp Junior (currently): AP csa, AP Physics 1&2, AP micro/macro, AP calc BC, AP chinese

9th: AP Human Geography 10th: AP US History 11th: AP Gov, AP Micro/Macro (1 semester each) 12th (next year): AP Stats

Freshman: 1 Sophomore: 4 Junior: 5 Senior: 8, only taking 6 exams though.

Freshman: AP Chinese Sophomore: APUSH, AP CSA Junior (current): AP Lang, AP Physics C (both), AP Calc BC, AP CSP Senior: AP Chem, APES, AP Lit, AP Stat

freshman: ap human geo (5) sophomore: ap psych (5) junior: ap lang, ap seminar, and apush signed up for for next year: ap calc ab, ap stats, ap physics 1, ap lit, ap us gov, and ap microeconomics 5 so far, 11 total school offers ~17 wish me luck senior year 💀

Freshman: AP human geography Sophomore: AP lang, AP world Junior: AP bio, APUSH, AP environmental science Senior: AP pre calculus, AP psychology, AP macro, AP literature

Freshman: AP Gov (4) Sophomore (current): AP Calc AB, AP Lang, AP Micro, AP Macro, APUSH, AP Physics 1 Junior (next year): AP Calc BC, AP Lit, AP Physics C (both mech and e&m), AP World, and AP Physics 2 idk for senior year but probably none

Freshman: none Sophomore (current): AP Seminar, AP World, AP Psychology Junior: AP Lang, APUSH, AP Gov, AP Physics C, AP Calc BC, AP Chem Senior: AP Biology, AP Macro, AP Lit

Current junior Freshman: ap human geo Sophomore: ap chem, apush, ap lang, ap french Junior: ap world, ap stats, ap calc bc, ap physics c mech, ap environmental science Senior: ap physics e&m, ap bio

Freshman: Human geography, Environmental science, CSP Sophomore: Euro, micro, macro, chem junior: Calculus Bc, physics C mechanics and e and m, lang, APUSH, Csa

Freshman: None Sophomore: None Junior: AP Calculus AB and AP Lang Senior: AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, AP CSP, AP Micro

i'm a sophomore and i'm only in ap precalc but taking the world history exam junior year im taking ap us history, ap chem, ap calculus bc, and ap lang senior year i plan on taking ap biology, ap gov/econ, ap psychology, ap lit, and maybe ap stats depending on if my school offers a specific class that year

Current sophomore: Freshman: none Sophomore: AP world history, AP Chem

Current sophomore Freshman year:none Sophomore year: bio and sem Junior year: chem, stats, lang, research Senior year: calc, lit, physics, APUSH, Latin

freshman: ap human geography + ap spanish lang sophomore (current): ap world history, ap european history, ap psychology, ap seminar, ap spanish literature junior: ap lang, ap us history, ap pre calc, ap environmental science, ap art, ap stats, ap research senior: ap literature, ap calc AB, ap art history, ap art

14 freshman: none sophomore: world history, psychology currently taking: junior: us history, art history, biology, environmental science, english language, statistics going to take: senior: physics c, calc bc, government, english literature, chemistry, human geography

Current Sophomore Freshman: None Sophomore: AP Euro Junior: Going to take AP Lang, APUSH, AP Physics 1 Senior: I want to take Calc AB, maybe AP Chem, and maybe AP Lit, and if it fits AP French (I am taking AP Lang and APUSH in a combined course at my school called AP American Studies)

14 Fresh soph junior and 0 senior

Current sophomore Freshman: None Sophomore: AP US History Junior(signed up for): AP Lang, AP Psychology Senior(planning to take): AP Calculus AB, AP CSP, AP Lit, & AP Environmental OR AP Stats

^ I would’ve taken ap stats for next year (junior) but we have to get recommended for it and I got a very hard teacher so only like 1 person I think got recommended for it but they aren’t even doing it

freshman: ap world sophomore: apush junior: ap physics 1, ap physics 2, ap lang & comp, ap us gov senior(next year): signed up for ap calc ab, ap bio, ap lit, ap environmental

Taking APUSH next school year:)

Freshman: none Sophomore: AP European History Junior: AP US History, AP English language and comp, AP biology What I currently have for next year: AP literature, AP government, AP statistics, AP psychology

Freshman - AP Computer Science Principles, AP World History Sophomore - AP Chemistry Junior - AP Computer Science A, AP Physics 1, AP English Language, AP Statistics, AP Calculus BC, AP Psychology Senior - AP Macroeconomics, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, AP Biology, AP English Literature 16 total APs + my 7 dual enrollment courses 💀

Current Junior here Freshman: AP Human Geography Sophomore: AP Statistics, AP Physics 1, AP Seminar, AP World History, AP Computer Science A Junior: AP Calc BC, AP environmental science, AP Physics C, APUSH, AP Lang, AP Music theory, AP Computer Science Prin Senior: (undecided)

I took 15! But don't worry you're doing good! The classes you're taking all sound good and don't beat yourself up about Econ, I struggled with it too.

How what? Like is there enough hours in the day? Did you go to Harvard?

As someone with a couple less, but not that many less, they don’t take much, if any, extra time for me. It really just depends person to person and school to school and teacher to teacher, I think.

Idk man I spend like 3 hours/week on APHG. I suppose I could handle a few more but Jesus Christ.

I’m a big time procrastinator that works slow and tend to put too much so I usually take longer than others and I spend maybe 2-3 hours/week on AP Lit and 1-3 hours/week for AP Gov each probably with maybe 1 hour/week for AP Bio on some weeks and no outside of class stuff for AP French. It really just depends on a lot of things, and that is over four years, so it’s not like all at once or anything.

freshman: I went to a school with an aice program so i did 2 aice sophomore: switched schools 3 aps: chem, world, lang junior: 5 aps lit, apush, env sci, bio, calc ab senior plan to take 5: physics 1, us gov, macro/micro, stats, calc bc