I can't with all these basic bitches at my school complaining about all of the work when it will benefit us in the long run. Adapting to a college environment first year of undergrad would be so much easier because you already worked your ass off 3 or so years prior. I'm looking forward to it tbh.

I'm just wondering how enlisting in the army works though; will I be taking core classes and undergoing training at the same time?


I walk into a class like this tbh

Well I currently have straight A's and I don't study because I'm lucky enough to have an eidetic memory. I can easily apply the concepts in real world situations as well. I'll try to keep this up for my remaining high school years. The amount of work is stupid af though.

I love AP calculus. Easily one of my favorite classes. I don't think it's easy per say, but if you work hard at it, you'll get it

I used to as well. Then, engineers beat it out of me, and now I can't remember anything but music sales stats.

AP Biology

5 APs, 2 Honors this year.

My school only has honours and that only for the general Science course, all of the Math's and then English. I was offered to take them all but there really is no point, considering they don't even show up on your transcripts or anything.

I do plan on switching into honours courses for my senior year, next year. I feel like it'll give me a better transition into University.

Did anyone take AP Art History?

Calculus is definitely the most engaging class I've ever had. It just makes sense.

IDK what that is, but it's "an SSD".

My high school offers Pre-Advanced Placement classes which are pretty much prerequisite to Advanced Placement which is also offered. I will have 'AP' classes next year. I have 'Pre-AP' classes right now. Specifically Chemistry, English, Spanish, History and Music Theory.

Yep. My "core" classes are.

AP Lang
AP USH
Honors Physics
Honors Pre-Cal

The rest are electives so there's no Honors or AP available.

No.

ditto
i slept during it cuz i knew i wasn't passing

I did in high school.

I take the full IB. APs are for n00bs.

APs helped a lot in college, but not because of saving money or anything like that. For pre-med students you need to take all the requirements again at a university even if you got AP credit for it, so it is making my Calc and Chem classes totally manageable even at a challenging top 20 school in the nation as I am attending.

Our school was too poor to commission an IB program.

APUSH
AP Lang
APES



AP Euro last year too

MY state doesn't offer it period.

All honors this year.

I took all Honors classes in high school except for Math. No AP classes, though.