Classes!

I'm going to be in year 12 (I think the equivalent is grade 11) next year and I'm doing the International Baccalaureate (IB), which is designed so that students have to pick a broad range of subjects.

We have to do sport once a week and Theory Of Knowledge (TOK) twice a week, and we also get to choose 6 subjects for ourselves - three at 'standard level' and three at 'higher level'. There's an extra lesson a week and more content for the higher level subjects. My higher level subjects are english literature, psychology and history, and my standard level subjects are maths, biology and french.

I'm scared of the workload but also kind of excited to have new teachers, new subjects and new friends, even if that excitement does make me feel a bit like a lamb to the slaughter. I'm also waiting anxiously for my GCSE results to be released tomorrow evening...*insert internal screaming here*

 

I will be entering sixth form (which is a two year school where you can choose subjects you want to study) and I plan on taking Physics, maths and computer science. I am actually looking forward to studying these as it means I will be in a class of people who actually want to study these subjects. But I am really scared that they are to be really hard.

So am I and I am really scared. I don't get to know mine until a week and a half away though.

 

We have a little different school systems here than in America I'm a second year student in high school now, which would probably be close to being a sophomore ^^

In this period (We have 6 in a school year), I have biology, geography, maths, finnish and chemistry

In two and a half years, when I have my matriculation examination, I will write finnish, english, maths, biology, physics and chemistry

 

I'm gonna be finishing up my Associate's that I started during high school with a major in Theatre Arts. First official year of college~

My actual somewhat important classes are script writing, script analysis, american political systems, biology, and choir

 

Year 10, same as last year. Triple science, german, music and history, along with the core subjects.

 

Year 10. My optional subjects are triple science, engineering, history and French.

 

September 2017 I will be doing an education course at university. This year I'm doing a gap year in Candada - getting a job and volunteering in a school for six months.

 

Well I'm a sophomore in high school.
So my classes are: English, French, Chemistry, Lifetime Fitness (PE), US History, and Algebra 2

 

Sometimes the class can be super interesting, but feel like an impossible amount to understand and memorize. Been there, done that

If I don't drop and switch any classes, I'll taking (in non bio terms):
*Bugs
*Soils
*Climatology
*Animal Ecology
*Plants

I think I'll like all them, but I'm scared of all the memorization :$

 

I'm heading into my senior year of college (I can't believe it!!), majoring in Elementary Education, with a minor in Early Childhood Education. I have 5 classes, plus my Early Childhood Student Teaching this semester (which is just a few hours, a few days a week, for half the semester). This will be my last semester of actual classes before I do my full student teaching in the spring, and then I graduate! :eek:

 

I'm doing a joint degree in English language and literature, going into my second year. I can't wait!
I'm doing three modules in the autumn term:
History of English
Great Ideas about Language
Period of Literature: 1860-1945

Any other English students here?

 

Majors are Japanese and International Business but since I'm a freshman, I have mainly pre-requisites for those majors:
-Japanese 201
-philosophy
-Intro to Information Technology
-English 105
-Mathematical Concepts
-transitions (required by my college to learn about taking college classes and being responsible)

 

Spanish
Accelerated Algebra (Mom's choice)
Accelerated Physical Science (Mom's choice)
U.S. History
English
Art
Robotics
8th Grade courses
Cannot wait for the Robotics and will also take Robotics 2 next year. We start Spet 6th. And I am going to have as much fun outdoors as I can till them(!)(!)(!)

 

I'm a high school sophomore, so I'm taking:
Pre-AP Pre-Calculus
Marching Band
American Sign Language 1
World History
Varsity Choir
AP Physics
Pre-AP English 2

I'm super excited for American Sign Language, the teacher is super great and I love her teaching style.

 

I've finally decided to go back to school and start doing something with my life...if you consider starting a history degree at community college doing something with your life.

I'm taking a few crap classes they make freshmen take, and some other stuff:

College Success(basically glorified orientation once a week)
Speech Communication(required freshman crap)
Elementary Algebra(remedial math)
English I
Ancient and Medieval History

 

I'm going to be year 9 soon which means I'll have to pick my GCSE's, I think I know what to take but I'm just nervous about the whole thing.

Triple science
2 Technologies (textiles + electronics)
History (?)

 

Well, im heading onto yr 12 next year, (since its different everywhere, the final year before I go onto Uni), and will be doing Music, (Musicianship which is basically theory and Composing and Arranging), Psychology, Maths, English and ill be doing a course outside of school that mainly specifies in learning radio skills (or its called Cert III media if anyone knows about VET courses)

However, currently im doing two lots music, so standard yr 11 music, and some yr 12 music (Ensemble Peformance and a project calld Individual Music Study, where im learning how conducting works), Maths, English, Chemistry (I HATE IT SO MUCH) and a thing called Research Project, which is basically where you research whatever question you want, and write about it.

 

For my Fall semester, I will be taking Art101 (Drawing, specifically), Social Work230, Fundamentals of Communication, and U.S. History.

I believe I get my A.S. in May. I'm so ready!