Schedule for next year?

Anyone already have schedules for next year?

Mine currently is:

1st Semester-
Honors English IV
AP Civil Engineering
AP Calculus AB
Early release @ 12:15

2nd Semester:
AP Statistics
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics
Early Release @ 12:15

You can tell that I'll have an extremely math centered senior year.

AP government
AP pysch
English 4C
Econmics and American law (half year classes)
Gym
Auto 2
Study hall

No idea what order it will be in but:

AP Psychology
AP Statistics
AP Literature
AP Biology
Theater Craft 1
Beginning Acting
Cisco Networking fundamentals

1) AP European History  
2) Spanish 4/AP Pyschology
3) Pre-Calc
4) Debate 4 Honors
5) AP Language
6) Chemistry Honors
7) Physics Honors

What is AP Civil Engineering? An AP class without an AP test? It isn't listed on Collegeboard.


Edited by Sammy - 23 March 2007 at 5:02pm

1. Pre-Calc
2. American Government
3. AP Chemistry
4. CAD II
5. Advanced Gym
6. English 11

Strength of materials
Dynamics
Manufacturing processes II
Electricity Fundamentals
Physics

Fall 2007:

JOU 3004 History of American Journalism
POS 4603 American Constitutional Law I
INR 4102 American Foreign Policy
POT 3204 American Political Thought
MMC 4200 Mass Communication Law


Spring 2008:

JOU 2100 News Reporting
POS 3225 Mass Media and Politics
POS 4604 American Constitutional Law II
CPO 3103 Comparative Politics
POT 4314 Contemporary Democratic Theories

Sammy wrote: What is AP Civil Engineering? An AP class without an AP test? It isn't listed on Collegeboard.

Its a class I have to take, my teacher called it AP, which made me assume I could receive AP credit, but if there is no exam I guess I was mistaken.  Maybe he was just comparing it to an AP class (as in its hard?)

I also have another engineering class I can take, but I don't think I am.  Its one project the whole year, I would have to design, model, prototype, and create a brand new product.  It would be fun but I would rather have an early release and do something more productive.

WGP guy2 wrote: Sammy wrote: What is AP Civil Engineering? An AP class without an AP test? It isn't listed on Collegeboard. Its a class I have to take, my teacher called it AP, which made me assume I could receive AP credit, but if there is no exam I guess I was mistaken.  Maybe he was just comparing it to an AP class (as in its hard?)

Ah, gotcha. Yeah, it's probably of a much higher difficulty than an honors class. It seems like the honors classes at our school are really no harder than the regular classes; AP is when it starts to get hard.