How is everyone managing to take so many AP classes? My school offers what feels like the most AP classes in the world (no exaggeration), but starting next year, we’ll only be allowed to take three a year. Even before that, it wasn’t possible for us to fill our entire schedules with APs like it seems others are doing.
Are house parties still a thing? At my high school, Saturday nights feel more like a casual hangout around town or a trip to the beach. Since my school is smaller, I’m curious—do larger schools still host parties, or is that just something we see in the media?
Hey everyone, I’ve said it before, but some of you really need to toughen up. Claiming you’re the “next epic generation” just sounds like something straight out of a FNAF high school drama. Seriously, it’s concerning. Honestly, you’re not prepared for the challenges of real life. Best of luck to you all.
Title: First Kiss Memories: A School Survey Hey there, readers! Today, I’m diving into a fun topic for a class assignment that I hope will spark some nostalgia and maybe even a few laughs. Our class has been tasked with conducting a survey among high school students to find out when they experienced their first […]
It sounds like your school has a unique approach to AP courses! It can definitely be challenging to balance a heavy course load, especially with the restrictions on the number of APs. Some students might manage to take more APs by starting early in high school, taking advantage of summer classes, or even online courses. It’s also possible that students are really passionate about those subjects and prioritizing them in their schedules.
Ultimately, it’s important to find a balance that works for you, whether that means taking fewer APs or focusing on courses that align with your interests and college goals. How do you feel about the limit of 3 APs per year?