What Classes are You Taking?

[PhoenixCadet]

So, just curious in regards to everyone's schooling (be it high school, college or whatever). What courses are you taking at the moment? Any Honors or AP courses?

Personally, I go to a college-prep charter school. I'm an independant study student, so some courses I take are through packet work at home, and some are in labs at the school. We also have an agreement with the local community college (campus right next door) in that we take our science and language courses through them, as well as some electives.

As I mentioned, my school's a college-prep school. We have two "tracks", and three different credit plans you can be on. I'm going for 260 high school credits (I'm a junior, now), and am currently on the "college-prep" plan (which is our equivilant of an Honors program). My school doesn't offer actual Honors or AP courses. Simply standard courses, or college-prep.

At the moment, I'm working on English 10 and Geometry 1. Because we're independant study, you're able to work on one lab course and one packet course at one time. In my case, I get them done in less than half the time it would take to take it in a full-time, 5-day a week high school.

When I'm done with this English class - I plan on taking a History of Naval Warfare. My teacher (and now, CAP Unit Commander) created the class for fun, and it's now part of the elective cirriculm at my school.

What's your schedule like?

-PC

P.S. In keeping up with the CPP, do not post any school locations or names.

[C.A.P. Flight Officer]

Originally Posted by PhoenixCadet

So, just curious in regards to everyone's schooling (be it high school, college or whatever). What courses are you taking at the moment? Any Honors or AP courses?

Personally, I go to a college-prep charter school. I'm an independant study student, so some courses I take are through packet work at home, and some are in labs at the school. We also have an agreement with the local community college (campus right next door) in that we take our science and language courses through them, as well as some electives.

As I mentioned, my school's a college-prep school. We have two "tracks", and three different credit plans you can be on. I'm going for 260 high school credits (I'm a junior, now), and am currently on the "college-prep" plan (which is our equivilant of an Honors program). My school doesn't offer actual Honors or AP courses. Simply standard courses, or college-prep.

At the moment, I'm working on English 10 and Geometry 1. Because we're independant study, you're able to work on one lab course and one packet course at one time. In my case, I get them done in less than half the time it would take to take it in a full-time, 5-day a week high school.

When I'm done with this English class - I plan on taking a History of Naval Warfare. My teacher (and now, CAP Unit Commander) created the class for fun, and it's now part of the elective cirriculm at my school.

What's your schedule like?

-PC

P.S. In keeping up with the CPP, do not post any school locations or names.

I would absolutely love to take a Naval Warfare class. I enjoy classes like that. Here is what I am taking in no particular order. I am in my senior year of high school.
- Air Force JROTC Leaderhsip 4
- Air Force JROTC Drill and Color Guard
- Air Force JROTC Leadership 1 (I am the senior supervisor....)
- Animal Science (hate it)
- General Music
- ................................................th e list goes on and on and on.

[StarLifter]

In college, in a pre-nursing program for hopeful entrance into the nursing program at my school for next semester.

Taking Anatomy and Physiology 1, English 1, Contemporary Health, and Child Psychology.

-- StarLifter

[TruBlu]

My course load for this entire year, and I'm a Junior.

Semester 1:
-AFJROTC (AS3)
-CP English 3
-CP Algebra 2
-CP US History

Semester 2:
-Computer Service and Repair
-Networking 4
-CP Chemistry
-CP Spanish 2

[flyBoy2010]

1. Computer Science AP
2. AP English Literature and Composition
3. Art History/Art Appreciation
4. AP U.S. History
5. AFJROTC III
6. AP Physics B
7. Pre-Calculus

We only have one JROTC class but you can have multiple hours of it.
Next year I will have 3 hours of JROTC, English, Calculus, Physics C,
and Psychology.

[Buffa1oso1di3r]

First Semester:

AJROTC V
Honors Junior Literature and Composition
French II
University of Denver Algebra 1110

Second Semester:

AJROTC VI
Honors Chemistry
University of Colorado -Pueblo US History 202
Physical Education

[flyBoy2010]

Originally Posted by Buffa1oso1di3r

First Semester:

AJROTC V
Honors Junior Literature and Composition
French II
University of Denver Algebra 1110

Second Semester:

AJROTC VI
Honors Chemistry
University of Colorado -Pueblo US History 202
Physical Education

How do you get into JROTC V if there are only 4 years of high school?

[C/CPT Hazard]

Originally Posted by flyBoy2010

How do you get into JROTC V if there are only 4 years of high school?

there are eight AJROTC classes, one for each semester.

[Drill for life]

Originally Posted by PhoenixCadet

So, just curious in regards to everyone's schooling (be it high school, college or whatever). What courses are you taking at the moment? Any Honors or AP courses?

Personally, I go to a college-prep charter school. I'm an independant study student, so some courses I take are through packet work at home, and some are in labs at the school. We also have an agreement with the local community college (campus right next door) in that we take our science and language courses through them, as well as some electives.

As I mentioned, my school's a college-prep school. We have two "tracks", and three different credit plans you can be on. I'm going for 260 high school credits (I'm a junior, now), and am currently on the "college-prep" plan (which is our equivilant of an Honors program). My school doesn't offer actual Honors or AP courses. Simply standard courses, or college-prep.

At the moment, I'm working on English 10 and Geometry 1. Because we're independant study, you're able to work on one lab course and one packet course at one time. In my case, I get them done in less than half the time it would take to take it in a full-time, 5-day a week high school.

When I'm done with this English class - I plan on taking a History of Naval Warfare. My teacher (and now, CAP Unit Commander) created the class for fun, and it's now part of the elective cirriculm at my school.

What's your schedule like?

-PC

P.S. In keeping up with the CPP, do not post any school locations or names.

Hey Phoneix Cadet it's good to see you again. Here are my Classes.
1.AJROTC
2.Algebra 2
3.Spanish 1(failing)
4.American History
5.Enviromental Science
6.AJROTC
7.American Lit.(failing)
I am in standard classes. I am on a Tech Diploma(I switched form Basic.)

[soccermark23]

Ahhh I remember back when I was in school. Here are some of the college courses I took:

Special Topics in Mass Media: War Propaganda
Public Relations
Business Law
Future of Communications
Special Topics in Public Relations: Developing Effective Communication Strategies
Web Animation
Touchstones of Western Literature