What are the highschool sciences, and what grade do you learn each in?

Question

Okay, there's Biology, Chemestry, Physics.....is that it? What grades do you learn them in?

Answer 1

I had: physical science in 8th Grade
Biology in 9th Grade
Chemistry in 10th Grade
Physics in 11th Grade.
My Senior year I only went to school 1/2 days and I didn't take any science.

Answer 2

I had IPS in Freshman year, some kind of chemistry thing. I don't remember Sophomore year, Chemistry in Junior year, and Human Biology in Senior year, which was an elective. It was way too long ago to remember what I got in those classes, though I can tell you that I failed a semester with a 68 (passing is 70) in Sophomore year, I think, might have been Freshman, because it was hard and I had bronchitis and a relapse that kept me out for a total of two weeks. It's the only time in my 22 year student history that I failed anything, including math.

Answer 3

At my school an honors course turns into an AP course. So as a sophomore I'm in Honors US History 1 and next year I'll go into AP US History 2. So if your teachers think you will do good in an honors course (usually needing mostly A's) then it will flow into an AP. AP definitly looks good for college, but you only get the credits toward college after you take the AP test. Its on a rack of 1-5, and getting a 4 or 5 gives you college credits, if you score below that, you still can say you took the AP class, but you don't get any credits for it. Either way, showing the college that you can handle the work load is better then nothing. And for preparing you for SAT or ACT work, you would just have more knowledge in the class/classes that you are taking, since they go into more depths. And at least at my school, you can ask to go into honors/AP if you want to, they let you go in, but its better if you have been recommended by a teacher to do so, since they know the work load and they know how you are doing. Good luck Ryan!!

Answer 4

It depends on the high school you got to. At my school there are three required science classes.
Freshman year: Earth and Space Science
Sophomore year: Biology
Junior year: Chemistry
Senior Year: not required.
But at my school you can double up on sciences when you feel like it. In my freshman year I doubled up on Earth and space science with physics. This year its chemistry and biology. Plus at my school there are Advanced placement classes. Also a Psychology/Sociology course, and Anatomy. But you'd have to be a Senior or Junior.

Answer 5

It varies.

Usually freshman start out with biology but I was given physics.

This is how it went for me: Physics, Chemistry, Biology

I only went to three years of actual high school, I finished through night school.

Answer 6

theres different sciences in different schools most schools have the basic sciences such as biology/living environment, earth science, chemistry & physics and then offer other sciences like my school offers zoology, forensics, and astrology.