High school sophomores, what classes are you taking??

Question

I'm just curious as to what classes other sophomores are taking. i go to a private school so our stuff is so different. like at my school, you take physics as a freshman, then chemistry, then biology.

my schedule:

american studies: lit

american studies: history

spanish 3 honors

algebra 2

2D photo

chemistry

Answer 1

i go to a regular school, public school then.

my schedule:

algebra 2 honors

mandarin 1

world history ap

chemistry honors

basketball

english honors

Answer 2

HS 10th grade was my graduating year (Yeah, I'm ahead).

I had: AP Spanish, world history, trig/algebra 2, english, P.E., and French.

I had no chemstry because I took it over summer.

Answer 3

As a sophomore I took the following classes:

AP World History

English 10 Honors

Chemistry Honors

Algebra 2/Trig Honors

Tech Drawing 1 and 2

Painting

Health (required)

Answer 4

i also go to a private school. ours is different too. in math its algebra1, geometry, then algebra2 (and so on) and in science its earth science, biology, then chemistry (and so on).

my sophomore schedule:

-honors us history(college credit course)

-honors english 2

-algebra 2

-french 2

-honors chemistry

-global studies

-study hall

-theology(i go to a catholic school)

Answer 5

I am a Sophomore (10th grade) at a public high school.

First off, let me explain what the abbreviation A.P. stands for.

AP means 'Advanced Placement'. It is equivalant to a Freshman course in college. The work/homework is very rigorous. At the end of the year you are required to take the AP test. If you recieve a certain mark on the test, you do not have to take that class in college.

My schedule:

AP Physics

Spanish 2

Pre-Calculus

English 10 Honors

Advanced Honors Orchestra

AP US History

At most public schools this is how it goes:

Science:

Evironmental Science- Freshman

Biology- Sophomore

Chemistry- Junior

Physics- Senior

You can take those classes as: Regular, Honors, or AP. Regular being the easiest and AP being the hardest. For example, Junior year you could take Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, or AP Chemistry. To be in an honors/AP class you have to have fulfilled the pre-requisites.

I took Honors Biology as a Freshman and my school allowed me to skip Honors Chemistry. Next year I will take AP Chemistry, and Senior year I will either take AP Biology or go to a university to take university Physics or something.

Math goes:

Algebra 1- Freshman

Geometry- Sophomores

Algebra 2- Juniors

Pre-Calculus- Seniors

Students that are ahead in math, like you, can take AP Calculus AB or BC their Senior year. I'm in Pre-Calculus as a Sophomore, so senior year I have to go to a university.

The other stuff is pretty general.

I hope you have a great year. Good luck.