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I was wondering what you guys took. I tried to keep myself taking things i would only have time for.

1st block: AP Statistics 2
2nd block: AP Chemistry 2
3rd block: Ceramics 5
4th block: AP English 12
5th block: AP Biology 2
6th block: AP Physics 1

What did you guys take?

Asteroid wrote:I was wondering what you guys took. I tried to keep myself taking things i would only have time for.

1st block: AP Statistics 2
2nd block: AP Chemistry 2
3rd block: Ceramics 5
4th block: AP English 12
5th block: AP Biology 2
6th block: AP Physics 1

What did you guys take?

You're certainly taking a lot of science courses.

1- Symphonic Orchestra
2- AP US History
3- AP English 11
4- Japanese III
5- Precalculus
6- Honors Chemistry

yeah i know. science is my area of expertise right now in this age of life. Managing time isnt that hard either.
AP Statistics takes me like an hour a day plus studying so its like 2. AP Chem only takes me 3 hours along with AP Physics. Ceramics is only at school so i do it there. English takes me like an hour cause its pretty much analytical stuff and summarizing things and writing essays which doesnt take me long. AP Bio takes me like 2 hours a day.
My classes are like 45 minutes each and then we go home and do independent study which is the focus of our school.

Statistics +2
Chem +3
Physics +3
English +1
Bio +2

11 hours a day of homework so thats school from 7 to about 12 for school. and then homework and then silkroad!

Day 1
- Advanced programming
-
- University CHEM-11
- University Math-11 Advanced functions
- University English-11

Day 2
- Carpentry
-
- Travel and tourism
- University Physics-11
- Fitness

I love day two's, day ones are a bitch to me.

Dystopia wrote:Day 1
- Advanced programming
-
- University CHEM-11
- University Math-11 Advanced functions
- University English-11

Day 2
- Carpentry
-
- Travel and tourism
- University Physics-11
- Fitness

I love day two's, day ones are a bitch to me.

i loved it when i took carpentry. is an interesting class and grats on the sciences classes, i love them.

Yeah, its a great class if you enjoy what your doing, but there's a lot of work and effort involved, its not easy, it depends how you look at it.

I'm from australia, so things might be a bit different.

But the subjects i do are;
Maths
English
Commerce
Information Software Technology
Software Design
History
Geography

I'm only 13

I picked:

OP English (Hard English)
Maths B (Hardest Maths)
Senior Geography
Senior Graphics
Hospitality
IPT (Some programming crap I hate)
BCT (Business)
Photography

Asteroid wrote:I was wondering what you guys took. I tried to keep myself taking things i would only have time for.

1st block: AP Statistics 2
2nd block: AP Chemistry 2
3rd block: Ceramics 5
4th block: AP English 12
5th block: AP Biology 2
6th block: AP Physics 1

What did you guys take?

i would replace ceramics with a drawing class of some sort is more of a real skill, and by that i mean it has some value since it can be applied in a fairly large number of jobs

International Politics

IT

General Maths Advanced

Accounting

Business Management

English Langauge

Pharmacology
Microbiology
Bromatology
Pharmacotherapy
Immunology
Advanced drugs analysis
Urgent medical helpgiving (bad translation)
Environment(al) toxicology
Advanced pharmaceutical biotechnology

^That the first semester of my year.

2nd semester will be working in the toxicology lab of my university and write a thesis.

AP Calculus BC
AP English 4
AP Computer Science 2
AP Human Geography
AP US Government/Economics
Honors Physics.

Period 1 - Grade 11 Law
Period 2 - Lunch
Period 3 - University English
Period 4 - Computer Science
Period 5 - World History

Organic Chem I
Calculus II
English II
Philosophy I

I had to choose between Italian, Spanish and French...

Took french.

For ther est just International tourism ongoing ongoing..

biophysics
environmental business management
microeconomics
environmental and planning law

and I have a co-op component that is sort of like a class but that not go towards my GPA

Romanian (native language)
German (second native language)
English
Math, specifically Pre-Calculus (just complex numbers & some derivatives)
Thermodynamics
Zoology
Organic Chemistry
Computer Science (some basic C++, especially character strings and matrixes).
And an extra class of Chess.

it's all so weird with periods and stuff
in belgium it's
Modern Languages (4h French, 4h Dutch, 4h English, 3h German) Compared with Sience (2h Chemics, 2h Fysics, 2h Biology, 1h Geography) with some regular courses like religion, physical education, ... all the hours are in 1 week (30 hours a week )

computer technology
accounting
english12


yeah im taking this senior year easy

Sylar wrote:it's all so weird with periods and stuff
in belgium it's
Modern Languages (4h French, 4h Dutch, 4h English, 3h German) Compared with Sience (2h Chemics, 2h Fysics, 2h Biology, 1h Geography) with some regular courses like religion, physical education, ... all the hours are in 1 week (30 hours a week )

40 hours a week here.

cpinney wrote:computer technology
accounting
english12


yeah im taking this senior year easy

I worked hard all high school so I could have a 1 class term as a senior, but then I ended up taking an extra three classes to help with my university applications =[

I never had a spare in high school, I don't know what it's like not having a full schedule.

Sylar wrote:it's all so weird with periods and stuff
in belgium it's
Modern Languages (4h French, 4h Dutch, 4h English, 3h German) Compared with Sience (2h Chemics, 2h Fysics, 2h Biology, 1h Geography) with some regular courses like religion, physical education, ... all the hours are in 1 week (30 hours a week )

IIRC, it's been a while, I had the following periods all lasting 50minutes with a total of 33 periods.

3 hours physics
2 hours chem
2 hours biology
2 hours history
1 hour geography
4 hours Dutch
3 hours French
2 hours English
1 hour German
2 hours Religion
2 hours PE
1 hour cultural history (named differently but cba searching the correct translation)
8 hours of maths

All classes had a certain amount of periods that were equal for everyone, and depending on which subdirection you chose you got extra periods.
Mine were based on science and maths.
Other choices

*Languages (Dutch, English, French and German)
*Latin
*Greek
*Economics
*Sports
*Science
*Maths (in 2 gradations)
*Humane sciences

I think that's about it for an "ASO" school. ASO = General secondary eduction.
Other branched were TSO, BSO, KSO (technical, professional, art)

And once you have your degree of secondary school, you could go to university.
Which consists of a fixed amount of classes and depending on what you decided to study a certain amount of classes you could chose from a select list.

dom wrote:

cpinney wrote:computer technology
accounting
english12


yeah im taking this senior year easy

I worked hard all high school so I could have a 1 class term as a senior, but then I ended up taking an extra three classes to help with my university applications =[

I never had a spare in high school, I don't know what it's like not having a full schedule.

thats what it was for me my first 3 years all i need to graduate is english 12 but i have to take a minimum 6 credits so im taking accounting and computer tech to get 6. kinda boring there is like no homework lol

Taking this semester:

Gen Chem
Intro to Computer Science
Child Psychology
Calc 1

takolin wrote:

Sylar wrote:it's all so weird with periods and stuff
in belgium it's
Modern Languages (4h French, 4h Dutch, 4h English, 3h German) Compared with Sience (2h Chemics, 2h Fysics, 2h Biology, 1h Geography) with some regular courses like religion, physical education, ... all the hours are in 1 week (30 hours a week )

IIRC, it's been a while, I had the following periods all lasting 50minutes with a total of 33 periods.

3 hours physics
2 hours chem
2 hours biology
2 hours history
1 hour geography
4 hours Dutch
3 hours French
2 hours English
1 hour German
2 hours Religion
2 hours PE
1 hour cultural history (named differently but cba searching the correct translation)
8 hours of maths

All classes had a certain amount of periods that were equal for everyone, and depending on which subdirection you chose you got extra periods.
Mine were based on science and maths.
Other choices

*Languages (Dutch, English, French and German)
*Latin
*Greek
*Economics
*Sports
*Science
*Maths (in 2 gradations)
*Humane sciences

I think that's about it for an "ASO" school. ASO = General secondary eduction.
Other branched were TSO, BSO, KSO (technical, professional, art)

And once you have your degree of secondary school, you could go to university.
Which consists of a fixed amount of classes and depending on what you decided to study a certain amount of classes you could chose from a select list.

I'm doin Latin-Maths with 6h of mathematics.
Which includes: 6h of maths, 4h of latin, 2h of chemistry and fysics, cuz mathematic guys mostly have more science, and I don't like that xD

Jaapii wrote:

takolin wrote:

Sylar wrote:it's all so weird with periods and stuff
in belgium it's
Modern Languages (4h French, 4h Dutch, 4h English, 3h German) Compared with Sience (2h Chemics, 2h Fysics, 2h Biology, 1h Geography) with some regular courses like religion, physical education, ... all the hours are in 1 week (30 hours a week )

IIRC, it's been a while, I had the following periods all lasting 50minutes with a total of 33 periods.

3 hours physics
2 hours chem
2 hours biology
2 hours history
1 hour geography
4 hours Dutch
3 hours French
2 hours English
1 hour German
2 hours Religion
2 hours PE
1 hour cultural history (named differently but cba searching the correct translation)
8 hours of maths

All classes had a certain amount of periods that were equal for everyone, and depending on which subdirection you chose you got extra periods.
Mine were based on science and maths.
Other choices

*Languages (Dutch, English, French and German)
*Latin
*Greek
*Economics
*Sports
*Science
*Maths (in 2 gradations)
*Humane sciences

I think that's about it for an "ASO" school. ASO = General secondary eduction.
Other branched were TSO, BSO, KSO (technical, professional, art)

And once you have your degree of secondary school, you could go to university.
Which consists of a fixed amount of classes and depending on what you decided to study a certain amount of classes you could chose from a select list.

I'm doin Latin-Maths with 6h of mathematics.
Which includes: 6h of maths, 4h of latin, 2h of chemistry and fysics, cuz mathematic guys mostly have more science, and I don't like that xD

oh, i c
yea, that's kinda the same schedule as i have, only i have 4h of mathematic and more language
so you do ("Wiskunde Wetenschappen 8uur Wiskunde")?
Jaappi, what year are u in ?

yeah its really hard year. ceramics 5 is like 1-3-5 theres no 2 or 4.

1. Biology ( Will most likely be moved to Physics after I take placement test next week)
2.Health
3.French I
4.Pre-Engeneering
5. Honors English
6.Algebra I ( Will most likely be moved to Algebra II/Geometry I already know all of algebra I)
7. US-History I ( Will be moved to Pre-AP Us history)

The comp f-ed up my information and I got put in classes I did in 89th grade.

Computer Science
Computer Engineering
Communications Tech
Marketing
Physics
U Math
U Eng
and the infamous Religion

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