What APs do/did you take in high school?

My school doesn't offer AP courses (some schools in Canada do; it's an interesting fact). Luckily, we still have advanced courses. I'm taking advanced English, History and Biology next year.

 

I just finished AP Biology. The AP exam is NOT as hard as it's worked up to be.

 

I'm in college now, so the AP classes I took in high school and the scores were:

US History - 3
Chemistry - 5
Biology - 5
Calculus AB - 5
English Lit - 2 (>_>)

Needless to say it was obvious what area my major should have been going into college.

 

I took AP world history which is a two year course, but I dropped it after 1 year.
This year I took AP language and composition and AP US history
And next year I'm taking AP literature and AP art.

The only one I think I'll enjoy and look back fondly on is AP art.

 

I got 3s in both Biology and US History and I'm waiting on Japanese and Psychology scores.
I failed Psych hardcore though, so not really looking forward to that.

 

I took the AP Biology and English Language exams.

 

I really regret not taking AP US history this year. My class did exactly the same work as them, we just didn't take the exam. I might take AP biology next year, I'm definitely taking AP French senior year (the only reason I can't do it next year is because they only allow seniors to take it at my school), and I also plan on taking AP Chinese language and European History senior year.

 

In high school, I took AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Lit, AP Comp, AP Psych, and AP Physics. I only took AP Lit/Comp and passed both with a 3. I knew I was going to major in science and I go to one of the best private colleges in my state for science. Through a local college, I took History, Introduction to Film, and sociology.

 

I didn't want to overload myself my senior year of high school, so I took all of the AP math classes offered by my school (all two of them) since I am good at math: statistics and calculus AB. I got a five on the calc exam and a four on the statistics one. I probably could have pulled off a five if I had the motivation to, but I didn't even want to take the exam because my college doesn't allow you to skip statistics with AP credit if you are a math or science major. I found out later that it would count for basic credits, so I'm glad I did take it.

 

2009: Language and Comp
2010: Literature and Comp, Psychology, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and French

EDIT: I wanted to take Biology in 2009 and Statistics in 2010 but they didn't offer them until a year later in both cases. Ughhh. :/

 

Just AP Chemistry and AP Calculus. Got a 5 on both exams. I didn't feel the need to overload my brain my last year of school - I waited for college to do that.

Lex

 

AP Language and Composition - 3
AP Statistics - 4

I should've taken more, but oh well.

 

Subjects here work different, but for my final year I took German, Chinese, English, Further Maths (the easy maths subject) and Health and Human Development. We got a study score out of 50 for each, where 30 was the median, 40 was the top 10%-ish of the population, and 45 was the top 2%. I got 45 for English, 42 for maths, 39 for health, 36 for German and something not wonderful for Chinese.

 

Well let's see i've taken AP Psych, AP American Government, AP Macroeconomics, and AP Spanish. Hhm i think i passed 3 out of those 4 exams.

 

AP Environmental Science - 3
AP US History - 3
AP Psych - Still Waiting

 

AP Bio- 4
AP English- 3
AP German- 5 (It helps when you already speak the language :icon_bigg)
AP Orchestra- 5

Damn that was awhile ago.

 

Junior Year:
AP Biology
AP US History

Senior Year:
AP English
AP Calculus
AP Spanish
AP Physics

 

Junior Year
AP English Language and Comp - 2
AP US History - 2

Senior Year
AP English Literature and Comp
AP US Govt

I slacked off junior year in English and it showed in my exam score. I actually did quite well in the AP US History course and found the material to be very interesting...I was shocked when I found out I got a 2. >_> I'll find out what I got next month on the ones I took this year. I'm expecting at least a 3 on the Lit. I honestly didn't care about the Govt exam. Our teacher didn't prepare us at all, and the course isn't needed for my major.