No senioritis for me. :(
AP Compartive Govt/AP Economics
AP English
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
Digital Arts 3/4 (I need a 5th class :/)
At the community college:
Calculus 2 (dunno what I'll take for calc)
Spanish (maybe?)
You'll still have senioritis. I have a Hamlet paper that's over a month due in AP Literature. :)
Edit: Won't you be a junior?
I am taking
Ap US Gov/Econ
Ap calc
Cp english
teachers Aid
and... ASB!
Calculus AB AP
English 4 AP
Spanish 4 AP
American Gov't/Economics
Band
Psychology/Sociology
I dunno about next year, but next term is
Phys 101
Math 122
Engr 101
Univ 101
Univ 320
Japn 103
Lang 101
It looks like I'll be taking:
Organic Chemistry I
Engineering Physics I
Engineering Physics II
Applied Differential Equations I
On top of those, I want to take either:
Elementary Linear Algebra
or
General Microbiology
What I am taking this trimester (3rd, woo. I'm sooo close to graduating!) is 1. Senior english, 2. Advanced projects (shop 4.5~), 3. Off camp., 4. Off camp., 5. History of Socal change.
If I get what I want (which I am 90% sure I won't):
AP Music Theory
AP Calculus BC
AP Psychology
AP English 2
AP Government
Assuming I don't go to the U (which would blow nuts):
AP Physics
AP Calc AB & BC
AP Chemistry
Honors World Civilizations (World History + World Lit)
Quote from: Towelie on March 19, 2007, 11:45:52 PM
If I get what I want (which I am 90% sure I won't):
AP Music Theory
AP Calculus BC
AP Psychology
AP English 2
AP Government
Holy shit................
Have fun senior year
I'll be taking:
English 11R
Math 11R
History 11R
Chemistry R
Spanish IV AP
SUPA Computer I
SUPA Computer III(Numbers mean nothing with this class)
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
HW ftl. :P
Quote from: BigAznDaddy on March 20, 2007, 09:31:44 AM
Quote from: Towelie on March 19, 2007, 11:45:52 PM
If I get what I want (which I am 90% sure I won't):
AP Music Theory
AP Calculus BC
AP Psychology
AP English 2
AP Government
Holy shit................
Have fun senior year
Music Theory and Calculus will be easy mode. I will probably not get AP English, so psychology and gov't will be me only challenging classes. It won't be that hard.
lol, you think that psychology will be more challenging than calculus bc? Calculus is largely conceptual. In previous mathematics courses, most everything has a technique which can be memorized. While the same may be true for calculus, problems require that you understand the concepts and how they apply to the problem.
You may find it easy (I still don't think it's difficult), but know that comparing it to precalc is pretty silly. You're in precalc this year, right? I can't remember.
Quote from: Sidoh on March 20, 2007, 10:58:43 PM
lol, you think that psychology will be more challenging than calculus bc? Calculus is largely conceptual. In previous mathematics courses, most everything has a technique which can be memorized. While the same may be true for calculus, problems require that you understand the concepts and how they apply to the problem.
You may find it easy (I still don't think it's difficult), but know that comparing it to precalc is pretty silly. You're in precalc this year, right? I can't remember.
I am in AP Calculus AB. Right now I have around a 99%, maybe 98% in the class. Next year will be easy since I get an automatic A, no tests and no homework. I just study for the AP test all year and sit in the AP Calculus AB class :)
Ah, I see. Why take bc then? You can do dual enrollment with calculus 2 or 3, can't you?
Some people believe that taking an AP course is more beneficial than dual enrollment, especially when applying to colleges. At my school, we take AB and BC in the same year, so it isn't an issue. But at the other schools in my district, people usually take Calc AB one year then BC the following year. Same with Physics B/C and so forth.
My school doesn't have Calc BC, AP Physics, or any computer classes. Woo :|
Quote from: Sidoh on March 20, 2007, 11:36:16 PM
Ah, I see. Why take bc then? You can do dual enrollment with calculus 2 or 3, can't you?
Dual enrollment as in...?
Quote from: Deuce on March 20, 2007, 11:58:59 PM
Some people believe that taking an AP course is more beneficial than dual enrollment, especially when applying to colleges. At my school, we take AB and BC in the same year, so it isn't an issue. But at the other schools in my district, people usually take Calc AB one year then BC the following year. Same with Physics B/C and so forth.
People I've talked to said that taking Calculus II at a university is a good deal more difficult than calc bc, but I haven't asked that many people.
Quote from: Towelie on March 21, 2007, 12:17:29 AM
Dual enrollment as in...?
Taking the class at a college. My school had dual enrollment with a nearby community college. The high school teachers taught the class, but you received college credit for the class.
Quote from: Sidoh on March 21, 2007, 12:45:07 AM
Quote from: Towelie on March 21, 2007, 12:17:29 AM
Dual enrollment as in...?
Taking the class at a college. My school had dual enrollment with a nearby community college. The high school teachers taught the class, but you received college credit for the class.
I thought so. I would rather not bother having to commute to a community college after high school,seems like it would be too much trouble for me.
Quote from: Towelie on March 21, 2007, 12:53:01 AM
I thought so. I would rather not bother having to commute to a community college after high school,seems like it would be too much trouble for me.
If you didn't get the idea from my other post, that's not always necessary.
I guess it might depend on the college you go to.
Calculus is a bitch, I took Math appreciation @ NMSU (which I thought was gonna be writing papers & crap, but it went from multiplation to simple algebra...but the ONE paper we did write I did bad enough [I guess] to still get me a B in the class, WTF!? [I got an A on the actual math])
Fall 07:
GOVT 399 NEW MEXICO LAW 0930-1020 MWF GT 183 Corbett William
GOVT 345 THE SUPREME COURT 1030-1120 MWF BD 179 Seckler Kim
GOVT 366 AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY 0855-1010 TR BD 179 Ackleson Jason
GOVT 340 STATE & LOCAL GOVT 1020-1135 TR BD 179 Taggart William
HL S 301G HUMAN SEXUALITY TBA S-DA Hawe Pearl
OR
GOVT 391 CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 0830-1125 S BD 179 Corbett William
5 classes = 15 credit hours = me still graduating WAY on time-to-early & fairly easy.
Do I want Human Sexuality (online) or a saturday morning Const. Law class? (Corbett is cool instructor, but that's a long class...3 hours :()
Quote from: Newby on March 19, 2007, 05:30:55 PM
No senioritis for me. :(
AHHAHAHAHAHHA.
Good luck.
ugh, mini-semester class starts monday :(
2 hours/meeting. 2 days a week. 6pm start time :(
LSAT prep course, decent I guess