Which ones will you be taking/have taken this year? I'm interested to know if anyone else in SEN is still in High School and going through this phase.

So far for me, Computer Science A (which gave me 2 hours of nap time), and Statistics (which was 10 times less difficult than my teacher made it out to be with her massive tests of obscure stuff). Will take Calculus/Physics and other weaksauce APs along the way, although I really have to worry about US History/English Language and Composition/Biology.

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WHAP man, you can't get enough of it. (World History AP)

AP U.S, AP Chem, AP English Lang. AP U.S this Friday, and I barely reviewed

Gonna ace the Calc BC and the AP Physics C. Straight up 5

lol you must go to my school.

Just AP US History on Friday. Next year it'll be AB Calc, Bio, and Government. What really sucks about this time of year, though, is that it feels like school is almost over. In reality, i still have about a month left.

AP Calc BC on the 20th. One of only two AP courses my school offers. >_>

AP Calc BC and AP Physics B, 20th and 21st. Physics B doesn't matter because Cooper doesn't accept it, and I'm confident about Calculus.

I took the AP Gov't and Politics test. I hope I got a 3, but I wouldn't be surprised if I got a 2. I probably should have studied.

I hated those tests. I got 2s on my U.S. History and Language tests and at $60 a pop, decided not to take the tests for any of my other classes. Hooray for college finals instead!

AP Chinese!

I took Calc AB on Wednesday, and APUSH (US History) this morning. I kicked hella ass on the calc, but the APUSH test pretty much sucked. I have English and Composition sometime next week, but that's no problem. After that, my school year is pretty much over in terms of work.

What were your essay questions on APUSH? The DBQ was about the Puritans. The first free response choice of either the Revolution (which I picked) or Westward expansion and slavery. The second choice was the effect of women on the progressive era or the causes and consquences on various population movements post WW2.

I chose Revolution and women of progressive, though i'm scared i might have summarized things though >.> I did a gj on the dbq though

Yeah, the DBQ was easy, but I totally failed on the FREs. I chose the same ones Lotus did, and I didn't have any details in them, for the most part.

The DBQ was the hardest one. A short time span coupled with a lack of memory made me refer to the guy who founded Hartford as "one man" and that women with the visions of jesus as "a widowed mother". I felt so vague.

So, what is Computer Science even about? Is it worth me taking it? I might consider taking it next year if it seems simple enough.

This year I'm taking Spanish Language, U.S. History, Chemistry, and English Language and Composition, Chemistry is the only one I'm truly worried about.

Next year is going to be gross though, I've got Government, Micro and Macro Economics, Physics, English Literature, Spanish Literature, and Calc B/C, and if I decide so, I could probably ace the Computer Science one while I'm at it.

I'd taken Java B. I was taught the subject fairly well, so I found it very easy. I don't know how other schools teach the subject; you might find it fairly difficult, as it is, after all, an AP.

The most difficult part of that test is inheritance. You can teach yourself all of the course material in under a week if you have an affinity with Computer Science.

Sorry, been gone for a while studying for these same exams. AP chemistry (massively failed) and AP English Lit. (probably raped).

The reason why I did so poorly on the chemistry is because I didn't review hard like I should've. I took it easy, doing math and stuffs, then its the day before and cram sessions aren't my strong suit.