What science course did your college student take as a jr and sr in HS?

[Anonymous]

Junior: AP Calc AB

Senior: AP Chemistry, Honors Physics

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This topic is extremely interesting. What do suggest for DC for 12th, who has taken an unconventional path for sciences

9th: Honors bio
10th: Chem
11th: AP Psychology
12th: AP physics or AP Comp Sci, other?

Doesn't enjoy the sciences, took psychology instead of Ap physics in 11th to see if interested him as related to his pursuit of a marketing/advertising major and career.

If the guidance counselor does not think it would not negatively impact admission chances to colleges on your child’s list I would say AP Comp Sci with AP Stats and some sort of Calc. That would lean into the math/research/technical side of marketing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For college admission what matters is what the HS offers and what other students at that HS take. Not some random people across various school districts.

But, sure here it goes:
Junior:
Magnet Physics (covered AP Physics 1 and half of AP Physics 2)
AP Calc BC
Magnet Integrative STEM
Magnet Biochemistry
Magnet Organic Chemistry

Senior:
AP Physics C & ME (one year - each segment covered in one semester)
AP Biology
Magnet Multivariable/Differential Equations
Magnet Microbiology
Magnet Analytical Chemistry
Magnet Marine Biology
Magnet Astronomy

NOTE: each year all 5 core classes were covered.

Jesus Christ. What ever happened to chasing chicks and being a teenager?

Some of this doesn’t fit as magnet physics is a 9th grade class but this is clearly a Blair SMCS kid as no other schools offer marine biology and being a Blair magnet kid means all homework all the time in high school.

Chicks aren’t into this profile in HS.