health sciences technology academy
Is this a good plan for the future?
In my school AP classes are only offered to 10th, 11th, and 12th grades.
Freshman (this past school year):
Earth Science 9 Honors (96A)
Algebra II (101A+)
English 9 Honors (97A)
World History I Honors (96A)
PE/Health 9 (99A)
French II (92B+)
Basic Design (art class required to graduate) (97A)
Information Technology Fundamentals (computer class required to graduate) (91B)
Sophomore (upcoming school year):
Algebra III
Math Analysis
AP European History
English 10 Honors
PE/Health 10
French III
Biology Honors
Physics Honors
Junior:
AP Physics B
AP US History
English 11 Honors
Calculus Honors
Weightlifting I
AP Statistics
Senior:
AP Calculus
AP Physics C
English 12 Honors
Weightlifting II
AP Government
After high school, I’m planning on attending the United States Air Force Academy to become a fighter pilot, then I plan to hopefully become an astronaut for NASA.
You have a good plan that is carefully and excellently laid out. I would suggest that you engage in extra-curricular and volunteer activities, keeping the same ones for several years. You may also want to take an SAT preparation course. Showing some leadership roles also is a help. If you can secure the recommendation of your US Senator or Representative that would be a shoo in for the Air Force Academy./
Good luck.
North Middle School Health Sciences and Technology Academy
|
|
COUNTY: Life, Death and Politics at Chicago’s Public Hospital $16.48 The Chicago Sun Times, December 26, 2011 ” Must Read Book of 2012: Public Hospital’s Sad Tale”Make it the last book you read in 2011 or your first of 2012 but whatever you do. don’t miss out on County:Life, Death and Poilitics at Chicago’s Public Hospital… Esther Cepeda… |
|
|
What Every Supervisor Must Know About OSHA General Industry 2010 $52.95 Designed for use by the OSHA Training Institute Education Centers as part of the curriculum for the OSHA 501 “Train the Trainer” program, What Every Supervisor Must Know About OSHA-General Industry provides managers, supervisors and safety personnel with tools and knowledge needed to ensure a safe and healthy workplace. This single source book delivers guidance for organizations to ensure complian… |
|
|
National Science Education Standards $4.82 Americans agree that our students urgently need better science education. But what should they be expected to know and be able to do? And can the same expectations be applied across our diverse society? These and other fundamental issues are addressed in “National Science Education Standards” – a landmark development effort that reflects the contributions of thousands of teachers, scientists, scie… |