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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My kid had 14 APs and 7 post-APs and that is considered the most rigorous for this high school.[/quote]

Can you list these classes? I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around what this schedule would have looked like over 4 years. 
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It has been several years and I am going off my memory so I may have left out 1 or 2 courses but:

APs: AP Comp Sci, AP Cal BC, AP Stat, AP Bio, AP Chem, AP Spanish, AP Physics M/EM, AP Econ Micro, AP Econ Macro, AP US Hist, AP English, AP Spanish Lit, AP US Govt.

Post APs: Linear Algebra, Multi, Diffy (DE), Complex Variables, DNA Science I, DNA Science II, Orgo, Machine Learning (ML) I, ML II, Artificial Intelligence (AI) I, AI II.[/quote]

This is a school like TJ I imagine.  Most HSs do not offer the Post APs listed above.[/quote]

PP who listed the courses: One correction, it was 'Parallel Computing" I & II as opposed to "Machine Learning" I & II'. [/quote]

Then you’re not from at least FCPS. Almost none of your non-math post AP classes would appear on FCPS transcripts. School district that included those?

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You think you are being smart aren't you? Going over what courses are available for TJ etc. Well well. You are not smart as you think you are. "Parallel Computing" class may not be available currently at TJ but it was offered as post ap CS several years ago.

Do better next time.  :lol: [/quote]

Mhm. AI?  Enuf said. [/quote]

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