What APs do/did you take in high school?

I only just found out that my school offers AP (it's pretty new), and I'll be a senior come fall. D:
But I plan on taking AP tests in French, Latin (hopefully), US Gov., World Hist., and English Lit.
Of course, I also want to take SAT IIs in French, Latin, and World too...

 

Sophomore
AP Euro - 5

Junior
AP US Hist. - 5
AP Biology - 3
AP Calc AB - 3
AP English - 4

Senior
AP Spanish - 4
AP US Gov't - 5
AP Environmental - 3
AP Literature - 4

It was a complete information overload during my senior year, but hey, I cleared up a lot of the core classes already. Looking back on it now, I finally understand why I'm a History/English major.

 

Junior Year: APUSH, AP English, AP BC Calculus, AP Psychology, AP French Language
Senior Year: AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Statistics, AP Govt and AP Econ, AP English

I'm still waiting for the my senior AP scores. But, junior year, everything was a 5 except for English... a 3 (boo!)

 

I took AP Psych as a class.

I then took the AP Psych, English language, and Government tests, and got a 4, 5, and 3 respectively.

Mind that all that was in 1999 and 2000...

 

Our school only offered Calculus 1 in AP, and I took it twice (because the first time we didn't get to integrals and I wanted to learn them). I totally bombed the exam though, heh. It did make taking it in college a breeze, though.

In addition, we did have some dual-credit courses through our community college that, as the name suggests, counted toward both our high school requirements and college requirements. With it, I took both general education English classes, Introduction to Psychology, and Introduction to Philosophy, all of which I made A's in. I'm actually really thankful for those because that's four 4.0's that got factored into my overall grade (which is giving me a 3.45 instead of a 3.28 ^_^).

 

My school does the complete IB Diploma programme, so APs aren't offered. Here are my classes, though.

Higher Level
Biology
Spanish B
West Asian History

Standard Level
Maths Standard
English A1
Music

 

Even though I passed all my Junior APs and if I pass all my Senior APs, I would only get college credit for AP Chem and AP BC Calc... It was basically a waste of money for me...

 

Well, where I live we don't have AP courses. I don't even know what the function of an AP course is. XD
We have college levels, mid-levels and University levels, and I took mid-level World History (for fun) and Anthropology (because it's only offered at mid-level), and everything else (Biology, French, English, Canadian History and Data Management) at University level.

 

AP stands for Advanced Placement. Many US high schools offer optional special, tougher sections of many classes to prepare students for AP tests, which are tests offered by a national firm for a nominal fee. Many colleges and universities will give students credit in an equivalent class for a passing score, which is at least a 3 on a scale of 1 to 5. For example, I started university with 10 credits. Because I passed the Psychology, English language, and US Government AP tests, my university gave me credit for Psych 150, English 150, and whatever the freshman-level basic political science class was called.

 

AP Euro (5)
AP Latin (5)
AP US History (4?)
AP Calc BC (5)
AP English Language (3)
AP Stats (5)
AP Computer Sci (didn't take exam)
AP Chem (5)
AP US Govt (4?)

It's been a long time, so my memory is foggy on a few of the scores...
I still ended up retaking chem, calc, and stats in college though...

 

i've only taken AP american history but i'm a sophmore, it was the only course available.

next year I'm taking ap euro [i'm not taking ap lit&comp. i suck at writing and that class would just be a frustration]

senior year if things go to plan i should be taking ap political science, ap calc, and ap physics.

assuming i don't bomb next year.

 

I just took AP World History.

Next year:
AP US History
AP English 3

Senior (hopefully):
AP Govt./Economics
AP English 4
AP Statistics

Thats all I know so far.

 

Yeah... I took AP Calculus my senior year of high school.

I shouldn't say I took it, more correctly I attended it. I had a terminal case of short timers syndrome, so I pretty much phoned it in that year.

 

Senior Year
German 4-AP - 3

That's all. I didn't usually do all my homework, so I rarely had the grades to get into advanced classes. Which was fine with me, I liked German though.

 

my school doesn't have AP.
they have IB which is said to be harder than AP.
this upcoming year i'm taking IB Spanish and IB Math (Calculus)

 

AP US History - 2 (and damn proud of it)
AP US Govt - 3
AP Chemistry - 4
AP Physics C (mechanics) - 5
AP Physics C (E&M) - 5
AP Statistics - 5
AP Calc AB - 5
AP Calc BC - 5
AP English Lit - 4
AP English Composition - 4

Needless to say, it was off to the land of math and science for me. Yay, engineering! (!!)

 

World History - 4
Statistics - 3
US History - 3
English Language - 3
Chemistry - 3
Comparative Government - 3
Calculus AB - 4
English Lit - 5

never studied for a single one of those tests lol
and all that "extra work" put me 22 units ahead in college.

 

Taking IB next year, so apparantly im gonna die. painfully.

Higher maths, economics and french, standard psychology, english and biology/physics.

 

Don't worry too much. Yes, the IB is difficult, but it's not "AAAAAHHHH! I'M DYING" difficult. At the moment, I'm managing five 7s and one 6, and I still have a life. It looks like you've chosen a balanced course-load, so I'm sure you'll be fine.