Ah yes. To quote my teacher, "There's four topics covered in Calculus, Limits, Derivatives, Integrals and Integrals." So really Calculus can be summed up in a few words, but I do have agree there's more to it than that...and I have this insatiable urge to go type examples, but I swore myself completly off giving any specifics to the effect of math for the next 42 hours or so until I can discuss those multiple choice questions. And the AP Calculus AB exam is over. I enjoyed the class though, and color me crazy, but I really did just take calc because I thought it was a cool topic.

I took AP Bio last year (as a sophmore), 'twas intense, but I really enjoyed it and did well on the test. AP US and AP Phsyics B await me yet. I am looking forwards to see what topic the DBQ is, but I fear that I might be getting the five I want...AP US is notorious in these parts for tacking a 3 or 4 onto your grade sheet.

Next year I'm looking forwards to, hrm, AP English, AP Calc II, AP Stat, AP Econ, AP Psych (as long as I study up over the summer), AP Comparative Gov (again, studying outside of school witha friend for this one), and AP Music Theory. Oh, AP spanish might happen, depends on my time commitments, but it'd seem a waste to nix it after 5 years of study already. I can already hear my desk breaking under the weight of the books I'm going to need for those classes .