High School Graduation
and
A-G Requirements
By Mr. Acuña
This is my education story
AA Liberal Arts and Sciences
BA Psychology
MS Counseling
Where do you want to go after high school?
Requirements:
High School Graduation | A-G: College Prep Courses |
A list of courses established by the the state and local authorities which must be successfully completed and that reflect particular mastery and competency by all students. | Successful completion of courses that are academically challenging, involving substantial reading, writing, problems and laboratory work (as appropriate), and show serious attention to analytical thinking, factual content and that develop students' oral and listening skills. |
A. History/Social Science - 2 Years
10th Grade -
World History
AP European History
11th Grade -
U.S. History
A.P. U.S. History
12th Grade -
American Government
A.P. American Government
B. English - 4 Years
9th Grade – English 9 or I
10th Grade – English 10 or II
11th Grade - A.P. English Language & Comp
English III
IB English
12th Grade - A.P. English Literature & Composition
Expository Reading and Writing
English IV
IB English
C. Mathematics - 3 Years (4 Recommended)
Algebra 1
Geometry
Algebra 2
Pre-Calculus
Probability and Statistics
AP Statistics
AP Calculus AB
D. Laboratory Science - 2 Years (3 Recommended)
Biology Chemistry
AP Biology Physics
Anatomy & Physiology/H AP Chemistry Earth Science
Typical Sequence:
9th : Biology
10th: Chemistry
11th: Physics/Physiology and Anatomy
E. Foreign Language - 2 Years (3 Recommended)
*Must be of the same language
French I
French II (Counts as 2 years)
French III
Spanish I
Spanish II (Counts as 2 Years)
Spanish III
Spanish NS I (Counts as 2 years)
Spanish NS II
AP Spanish Language
F. Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) - 1 Year
3-D Design
Advanced 3-D
Art
AP Art History
Studio Art: 2-D Design
Studio Art: 3-D Design
Beginning Instruments P
Ceramics
Advanced Ceramics
Chorus Concert
A Cappella Chorus
Orchestra
Photography P
G. College Prep Elective - 1 Year
Types of Universities
University of California (UC) vs. California State University (CSU)
UC | CSU |
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“D” Grades DO NOT count for college |
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Summary…
English 40
Math 30
Science 30
Social Science 30
VAPA/LOTE/CTE 30
Physical Education 20
Health 5
Electives 35
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Total 220
What are the A-G Requirements?
(ucop.edu)
Honors and Advanced Placement
Courses marked with the following are given one extra point when calculating G.P.A. if student receives A, B, or C grade.
H = Honors
AP = Advanced Placement
Regular Classes AP/Honors
A = 4 Points A= 5 Points
B = 3 Points B= 4 Points
C = 2 Points C= 3 Points
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D= 1 Point D= 1 Point
F= 0 Points F= 0 Points
Questions, Comments or Concerns?