[Hikaru]

Welcome

Math rocks, I slept through physics, and I completed all AP tests by 2005.
I graduated when i was 16 in the AP curriculum.
What are you taking?

[Opario]

If you mean what AP tests I have already taken, then:
11th grade: Calculus AB(5) and Physics B(5)
12th grade: Calculus BC, Physics C: Mechanics, Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism, Chemistry and Music Theory.
I nailed the Physics C tests and Music Theory, but I'm not that confident about the other two.

[LegendaryCloud89]

You're lucky to have taken the AP Music Theory test/class. Or should I say I was unlucky to not have taken it. I signed up for the course my senior year and it was dropped due to small enrollment in the class.

[Opario]

That's incredibly disappointing. There were only about ten people in our class. It was the same situation for Physics B last year.

[The-Real-Link]

I'm taking Pre-Calc/Trig/An. Geo. this year, as well as Physics I. I decided to take one of each science classes instead of two of one single one. My Chemistry and Physics were/are both advanced honor courses though. Being homeschooled it's kind of hard to compare me with public school systems. I am a straight A student though. I took my second SAT last month and got an 1830, which kind of disappointed me, but I wasn't feeling very well. I was also distracted! It was like a bazillion degrees in the room, and the girl next to me was staring at me the whole test. Not to mention I got off on my bubble-in sheet and had to skip the last few questions of a section so I could fix it. I didn't have a very good day!
Anyways, I'm taking another one soon, and I'm hoping to break at least 2000. Hopefully somewhere around 2200.

[Opario]

I've only taken the ACT and got a 32 composite. Which, according to Wikipedia, is about a 2160 on the SAT.