11-12 School Year-Already a Senior, When Did This Happen!?

you forgot magic class D:<

While we're at it, might as well make a format for people talking about math:

[something about taking some class several grade levels higher]
[i'm not too worried, it's gonna be fun] > trying to imply it's easy without actually saying so
[random difficult-looking problem] > trying to imply i do this kind of thing everyday
[can you do this?] > feel like a boss, think i know everything about calculus

For some reason, that made me think of this:
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While we're at it, might as well make a format for people talking about math:

[something about taking some class several grade levels higher]
[i'm not too worried, it's gonna be fun] > trying to imply it's easy without actually saying so
[random difficult-looking problem] > trying to imply i do this kind of thing everyday
[can you do this?] > feel like a boss, think i know everything about calculus

At first I thought this was about me, and then I realized that I actually did say it would be easy, and I never did a difficult-looking problem, and never asked if anyone else can do it :3
 
Whenever I see an impressive list of classes all I think is "Have fun doing 3 hours of Homework while I'm cubing!" Anyone can take hard classes, but it doesn't mean you will do well in them. Not saying that you won't, if you can get straight A's with all AP classes without doing any homework then I will be impressed.
 
Still a junior (gr 10), and I'm still taking the basic grade 10 stuff (though most of my class are 10-CH, or at least the ones available). No way school and/or the world is telling me that intellect is whizzing past high school and taking a tonne of "higher grade" classes, and there's no way they'll be able to convince me that their silly quantitive measurements accurately determine a qualitative attribute, that being intelligence. :3
But, alas, I must still obtain these silly high grades to get a good career (and I'm interested in science) in the future, so I play along anyway, though I do make my opinion known when somebody claims that 'x' is smarter than 'y' because 'x' got a higher mark for that science exam. (If only school was more like what Ken Robinson suggests...)

But I digress...

To the OP: Don't worry; I'm sure you'll survive. Good luck! :D
 
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Going into freshman year. Going to school in a week and a half. Taking the following:

Algebra 2 Honors
English 9 Honors
World History 9 Honors
Lab Bio 1 Honors
Spanish 2
Computer Science (Java based programming I believe)
PE 9
Digital Photography

Should be a fair workload.
 
I'll be a Freshman this year.

I plan on signing up for the courses listed below this fall quarter.

Bio Sci 93
Chem 1A
Bio 2A
Writing 39B

I plan on joining my university's chess club. I want to look into starting a cubing club on campus. However my top priority is to get straight As.
 
9th grade. I refuse to be called a "freshman".

Why? Are you going to refuse to be called a sophomore, junior, and senior as well?

I guess if we're including college, I'm an entering freshman at OSU. Here are my classes:

Engineer 191.01H (Honors Fundamentals of Engineering 1)
Music 221 (Music Theory 1)
Engineer 100.5 (Computer Science & Engineering Survey Class)
Physics 131 (Particles and Motion)
Math 161.02 (Accelerated Calculus 1 (Calc 1 and 2 together))
 
gonna be a sophmore in 3 weeks and basically taking all the required classes that my school makes us do but "more challenging"....
APUSH, algebra 2 AC, latin 2, orchestra, science (school calls it ACIS), health, and english 10

it shouldn't be that bad.... i can probably cube every single class and still get like a 3.9x gpa at the end of the year (i hope)
 
Gonna be a junior. Not excited, this could be alot of work...

-English 11
-US History
-Honors Pre-Calculus
-AP Physics B
-AP Chemistry
-Principles of Engineering
-Computer Applications (blow off)
 
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