Sophmore Selections

So we are choosing classes for next year I'm High School and I think I finished with all my choices, comment on what yall think!!!

American Sign Language 2
Advanced Placement(AP) World History
Algebra 2 Honors
Anatomy and Physiology OR AP Biology
English 2 Honors
Philosophy (Semester) with Psychology (Not AP)

*AP Bio Lab if I have AP Biology, if Anatomy I will have Parenting Skills and Child Development
What do Yall think?

i would die from all the homework and grades i would have to keep up if i had that many ap\honors classes. im also jelly that you have philosophy and psychology..my school has those for seniors i think. Also anatomy is for advanced juniors and seniors and i never knew american sign language was a class.

what i have

Chemistry
Theology III
American English III
Rosetta stone (french)
American world history III
Geometry

all of them are boring. sophmore year was so much better.

I have Geometry currently

Those classes all sounds good to me.

This year I have:

Calculus 3 (calculus in three dimensions)
Discrete Mathematics (proving mathematical formulas)
Data Structures (programming databases)
Digital Logic (building computer circuits and simple processors)
The Bible in Current Perspective (study of the Bible and its history)
Arts and Music (gen ed)
Literature and Culture (gen ed)
Advanced Microcomputer Interfacing (building small computers)
Analysis of Algorithms (advanced programming class)
Linear Algebra (will probably drop next semester)

Oh I'm taking linear algebra junior year for duel enrollment

TerseRat5204 wrote:Oh I'm taking linear algebra junior year for duel enrollment

So you've already taken calculus? I tend to doubt that.

No, I have yet to take calculus XD

TerseRat5204 wrote:No, I have yet to take calculus XD

Calculus 1 and 2 are prerequisites of Linear Algebra. You must be getting it confused with something else. If you actually are taking Linear Algebra, you better learn how to derive and integrate real soon.

O.O

TerseRat5204 wrote:O.O

In other words, if you are actually taking Linear Algebra, you are doomed!

PSSH, I have anatomy plus philosophy.

UPDATE: I'm not taking Child Development and parenting skills. Instead I'm takin.g Law Studies and World Religions

TerseRat5204 wrote:PSSH, I have anatomy plus philosophy.

UPDATE: I'm not taking Child Development and parenting skills. Instead I'm takin.g Law Studies and World Religions

Dude, if you are actually taking all of these classes either 1) You are insane 2) Your will fail 3) You are brilliant. O_o

I'm a circle according to my psycology teacher, also. Some of those are semester courses

I'm going to college part time and working 20-40 hours a week. At the moment I'm finishing up Algebra and Economics I (Macro), next semester I'm taking Composition II and Economics II (Micro).

I'm going to take a basic biology class fall 2013, I shouldn't have to take another math/science course after that for my Business degree. Just a surplus of awesome Business courses

Currently all of the classes that I am attending are monthly. To summarize, every month I have a new class that only lasts a month, however because of this, each class has four months of material sucked into one month of work. At least this way we only need to focus on one subject at a time.

So far I have completed four classes including:

English Composition
Advanced Behavioral Science
Computer, Science and Internet (CSI)
Creative Writing

For the most part, all of the classes I have attended I have really enjoyed aside from my CSI course. My main reason for not appreciating it very much was because that I had a ridiculous group project. As most of you may know, group projects stink.

I am just thankful that I have a three week vacation coming up for the holidays. I am exhausted by all I have done, which makes me wonder how much I will have to do on campus next summer. At least my college doesn't have finals online! Doesn't mean I don't receive massive amounts of homework though...

Oh the closest CSI course we have is Law Studies, and the teacher that taught it would be my World History teacher

TerseRat5204 wrote:Oh the closest CSI course we have is Law Studies, and the teacher that taught it would be my World History teacher

Do you even know what CSI is? It is about computer functionality. It has nothing to do with Law Studies.

Calm down, I though you meant Crime Scene Investigation. I wouldn't even know why you would take "crime scene investigation" in the first place

TerseRat5204 wrote:Calm down, I though you meant Crime Scene Investigation. I wouldn't even know why you would take "crime scene investigation" in the first place

Forensics is something you're interested in, right Jacob?

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