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Calc AB, Calc BC, Comp Gov, US Gov, Lang and Comp, Human Geo, Bio.  Fours on lots of other stuff though. (Curse you Chemistry, Stats and US History!! )


Sorry for triple post also I don't want to be braggy

Check with me next year...

(Currently have 5's on:
Freshman year: Physics 1, Physics 2
Sophomore year: Calculus AB, Computer Science, Chemistry)

Your HS offers Physics and Comp Sci!!??  Wish mine did

The 62 degree line basically splits Iceland in two, so results are inconclusive.

It actually doesn't.. I just checked and all of Iceland is north of 62-degree line (Vik, the southernmost village in Iceland, for instance, is at 63.419°).

Calc AB, Calc BC, Comp Gov, US Gov, Lang and Comp, Human Geo, Bio.  Fours on lots of other stuff though. (Curse you Chemistry, Stats and US History!! )


Sorry for triple post also I don't want to be braggy

Check with me next year...

(Currently have 5's on:
Freshman year: Physics 1, Physics 2
Sophomore year: Calculus AB, Computer Science, Chemistry)

Your HS offers Physics and Comp Sci!!??  Wish mine did

Our school actually doesn't offer Physics 1&2... Asian overachievers.

(Though ours didn't offer Human Geo until last year, so yeah...)

Calc AB, Calc BC, Comp Gov, US Gov, Lang and Comp, Human Geo, Bio.  Fours on lots of other stuff though. (Curse you Chemistry, Stats and US History!! )


Sorry for triple post also I don't want to be braggy

Teach me your AP Bio ways!! I'm taking it in May.

On a whole 'nother note:

Where You Live
Furthest West: 118.0083° W (Los Angeles area)

Where You've Been
Most Continents: 4 (Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania)
Most Countries: 14 (US, China [PRC], Taiwan [ROC], French Polynesia, Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany, Austria, the Bahamas)
Shortest Flight: 50 minutes (Moorea-Bora Bora, Bora Bora-Papeete)
Most National Parks: at least 14 (Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Hawai’i Volcanoes, Sequoia, Kings Canyon, Zion, Bryce, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Olympic, Mt. Rainier, Grand Canyon, Jostedalsbreen, probably a few in China)

Feats
Fastest 100m: 12.4 (somebody's probably got me beat)

Social Media
Most Instagram followers: 187 (all of my whopping four posts are school-related)

Other
Most Newspaper Articles published in a Formal (Not School) Newspaper: 2 (by the end of the month)

Also:
ACT: 35

I don't remember my SAT though

And lemme check on AP scores...

I got an ACT score of 36!

I got an ACT score of 36!

Straight up!? That is truly insane!! I'm assuming straight up and not superstore, right?

Straight up. I'm just apparently a terribly lucky guesser because I only got like 3/4 of the way through each section and just filled up the rest of the bubbles right before time was up.

Most National Parks: at least 14 (Banff, Jasper, Yoho, Hawai’i Volcanoes, Sequoia, Kings Canyon, Zion, Bryce, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Olympic, Mt. Rainier, Grand Canyon, Jostedalsbreen, probably a few in China)

Arches, Badlands, Big Bend, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Carlsbad Caverns, Death Valley, Glacier, Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Great Sand Dunes, Great Smoky Mountains, Guadalupe Mountains, Haleakalā, Hawaii Volcanoes, Kings Canyon, Mesa Verde, Petrified Forest, Rocky Mountain, Saguaro, Sequoia, Theodore Roosevelt, Wind Cave, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Zion
Also Waterton Lake (Canada)

29 total

Not including national monuments, which are even more numerous and pretty much the same as national parks.

The 62 degree line basically splits Iceland in two, so results are inconclusive.

It actually doesn't.. I just checked and all of Iceland is north of 62-degree line (Vik, the southernmost village in Iceland, for instance, is at 63.419°).

Thanks. I looked up the latitude of Reykjavik (I'm assuming he flew in there) and it's around 64°, our new record.

Two things I noticed:

The IQ records should probably be moved into Intellectual Feats.
You left out my 1580 SAT score (if you're only going to include one, then please use that one because it's probably better than my old 2230 SAT score that I got back in 8th grade).

The 62 degree line basically splits Iceland in two, so results are inconclusive.

It actually doesn't.. I just checked and all of Iceland is north of 62-degree line (Vik, the southernmost village in Iceland, for instance, is at 63.419°).

Thanks. I looked up the latitude of Reykjavik (I'm assuming he flew in there) and it's around 64°, our new record.

@BraveSirRobin pls confirm

Yeah flew Icelandair to Reykjavik. (Technically the airport is Keflavik though.  Also not sure if Gullfoss is further North)

Mentioning some people whom I think may have some records.

Where You Live
Furthest North: @Hugsim
Closest to Prime Meridian: @Wuufu @HannahB

NationStates
Oldest Nation: @Govindia
Longest Resident: @Wintermoot

Yeah flew Icelandair to Reykjavik. (Technically the airport is Keflavik though.  Also not sure if Gullfoss is further North)

Looking at the map, Gullfoss is indeed farther north! (64.3261° N)

Most digits of tau memorized: 6.28318 (5 digits) (take that, taulover! )

New academic sections:

Most digits of e memorized: 2.718281828 (9 digits)

Longest word (doesn't have to be English) that you know how to spell and pronounce: pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (45 letters)

@taulover have you ever considered university in Chicago?

@taulover have you ever considered university in Chicago?

uh why

B/c those are impressive scores!!

Also b/c Northwestern is lame. I'm also not biased at all there.