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You have to sign up during lunch, Ms. Hiesler will make sure you know when you need to do this, and she will not accept any late submissions. You do not have to take the honors seminars if you know you will get 11 honors semesters in the next 3 years.

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If you have the opportunity to, yes! A lot of dual credit classes get you valid college credit for a fraction of the price of actual college tuition.

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Only two semesters a required, it is the same with health. I wouldn't recommend taking more than what is required, take a fun course like ceramics instead.

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Whatever you do, avoid Mrs. Hess. She screams a lot. Like literally out of nowhere, her face gets bright pink and she screams hey out of nowhere and scares everyone. and we're all like .

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the math on the act is harder but the act is more forgiving with regards to score. the act also has a science section so :-/ if cost is an issue, the school pays for you to take the act in april of your junior year.

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stem chem = gg

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Don't take stem chem everyone regrets it

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You need to take 2 years of language to graduate 👨‍🎓.

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Depends upon the college you plan on going to but it will not be a deciding factor. You can take either the SAT or ACT. It is good to take both, but you can submit the better score of the two.

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What's your best advice to stay organized

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What's your best advice to stay organized

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Just shove everything in your backpack and it will work out one way or another

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Do you use study groups? Are they helpful?

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Do you use study groups? Are they helpful?

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It depends on the people in your study group! If it is just your friends, most likely not a lot will get done; however, if a course requires a lot of busywork or studying it is typically a lot easier to manage if you have help.

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None just don't do it

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Late arrival because I can sleep a lot.

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How soon should I start taking AP Classes?

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How soon should I start taking AP Classes?

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That is up to your own discretion because it's dependent upon whether or not you are ready to take on the content. Some AP classes are ez pz lemon squeezy, but some of them are stupid hard.

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It is usually good to be able to take calc ab and bc back to back consecutive years. It might be hard to remember calc AB if you take stats in between. If you are going to be a senior deciding between calc and stats, first look at the colleges you are applying to and see if they have any preferences. Many business programs prefer you do some calculus in high school. Otherwise make the decision based on which you are more interested in. Stats has been said to be easier, but regardless of which class you are in you will need to work hard.

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Late start is better Bc you get to sleep

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Whole School Year

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Both

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Idk

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Make sure you take advantage of your councelors. They will help you figure out any problems. Start out with easier AP classes (Ap psych, Ap Lang, Ap gov) also dont forget that there are dual credit classes which are MUCH MORE easier. When you enrol in dual credit classes you don't have to take the Ap test and you still get the credit. There are MANY dual credit classes, take advantage of them and get college credit. Make sure you pick your classes according to your career pathway, it isn't required to have one, but if you complete the requirements for the pathway it will loook really good on college apps. Start looking colleges as soon as you can. If you find a college that you really like, try to take classes that will impress that college. Find out the colleges preferences. Ex. Do they like extra-curriculars, do they want act or sat, etc... I would say to try out at least one sport in your freshman year, because it is your easiest year and it will be easy to juggle the two. As you go on to higher grades it will get tougher to juggle both sports and school.

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What was/ is your most challenging class? 

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What was/ is your most challenging class? 

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AP Bio was a stupid class never take it gg

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How many years of a language is required to graduate/get into college?

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How many years of a language is required to graduate/get into college?

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Westview requires each student to have taken at least two years of a foreign language to graduate, but most colleges prefer students to have taken up to level 3 of a language course.

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Planners are very helpful to keep your life organized 

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Planners are very helpful to keep your life organized 

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Easy classes will help you get credits faster

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I prefer late arrival because you get to sleep in