Tips to survive or make freshman year easier.

DANG. That's a heck of a lot of science O.O Lucky, you get astornomy :(
Since it seems you know a lot about the electron cloud, mind helping me?What's it mean by the p,d, and f orbitals? i sorta get the s one.

And for math, I'm pretty sure you need Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II to graduate.

I recommend you take AP Calculus. I'm taking that Senior year.

And Algebra II, piece of cake. You'll pass easily. I got like 96, 92, 94 on my tests.

In my school we have multiple science classes. There are no "required" classes that you have to take.. You just have to take at least 2 sciences that have lab days... For example this is how my science schedule is going to be all through out my high school

Freshman - Biology (With Lab)(Completed)

Sophomore - Environment Science (No Lab) (Taking Now.... even tho I wish I didnt)

Junior - Chem I and Physics I (Both Have Lab) (Taking Next Year... Was My Choice To Double Up On Sciences) Since I doubled up on sciences i wont have to take one senior year even tho im going tooo

Senior - Honors Physics II (With Lab) (Taking Senior Year)

The other sciences offered at my school are;

Chem Com (Chemistry in the community)
Physical Science
Anatomy & Physiology (Learn about the body)
AP Bio

How my school works is in each major course like English you need for credits. And for Science, Math, and Social Studies you need 3 credits... and than you need an additional credit in one of them... So have 3 in 2 of them and 4 in 1 of them... Altho since as my friends tell me im an over achiever so im taking more classes than i need to senior year... Basicly after my junior year i would only need to take English and im done with school.... But im taking way more classes... Gotta do good to get into college ;-)

KitKat wrote:

And for math, I'm pretty sure you need Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II to graduate.

I recommend you take AP Calculus. I'm taking that Senior year.

And Algebra II, piece of cake. You'll pass easily. I got like 96, 92, 94 on my tests.

I'm taking AP Calc BC for sophomore year...
Is that a bad choice? Because I don't really want to do it junior year with the other APs.

Shadow wrote:

i learned that in 6th frade

Aren't you in 6th grade?

speedycop wrote:

Shadow wrote:

i learned that in 6th frade

Aren't you in 6th grade?

He said 'frade', not 'grade'. =O

Wow, learning Calculus BC in Sophmore year already is kinda tough. Our school's highest Math Level is AP Calculus BC and usually Seniors do that. Even I can't do that.

KitKat wrote:

Wow, learning Calculus BC in Sophmore year already is kinda tough. Our school's highest Math Level is AP Calculus BC and usually Seniors do that. Even I can't do that.

But I'm already taking 4 AP's during junior year and I don't want another one. =/

Seriously, but AP Calc BC for Sophmore is already intense. Unless you took Algebra I in 8th Grade, Geometry over the summer, Algebra II in Freshman, and Pre-Calc, then I would understand why you're taking it so early.

KitKat wrote:

Seriously, but AP Calc BC for Sophmore is already intense. Unless you took Algebra I in 8th Grade, Geometry over the summer, Algebra II in Freshman, and Pre-Calc, then I would understand why you're taking it so early.

Algebra I was 7th grade, Geometry is 8th grade.
9th grade is a combined Algebra II and Trigonometry.
To take AP Calc BC, I have to take the test and place out of Pre-Calc.

wow, you get algebra I in 7th? i got pre-algebra last year, doing algebra 1 this year.

Tacticsrule wrote:

wow, you get algebra I in 7th? i got pre-algebra last year, doing algebra 1 this year.

I never got pre-algebra. =P

Wow, Geometry in 8th Grade.

I did that when I was in 9th Grade, and it was a piece of cake. The teacher, however, was a fat lady and she did not teach at all. Passed her class like pancakes.

And now Algebra II, eh, it's not that hard either.

Not to brag and all, but this AMC (American Math Competition), I placed 1st for AMC 10, 10th graders in Algebra II, or 9th Graders who are selected.

Too bad, I only got 106.5 Points, you needed like 120 or Top 1% Statewide to go to the Semis or something.

That means my school sucks.

KitKat wrote:

Wow, Geometry in 8th Grade.

I did that when I was in 9th Grade, and it was a piece of cake. The teacher, however, was a fat lady and she did not teach at all. Passed her class like pancakes.

And now Algebra II, eh, it's not that hard either.

Not to brag and all, but this AMC (American Math Competition), I placed 1st for AMC 10, 10th graders in Algebra II, or 9th Graders who are selected.

Too bad, I only got 106.5 Points, you needed like 120 or Top 1% Statewide to go to the Semis or something.

That means my school sucks.

Wow. I took the AMC 10 and wasn't even close to first place with 120 points. I think you need more than 120 to get into semis. Maybe I'll get better next year. Then in 11th grade, there's the AMC 12. =P
19 right, 4 unanswered, 2 wrong.
How do you do the dice question?! That was crazy...

What are you all typing about -.-

A test thingy.