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Georgia High School Graduation Requirements
English Language Arts
4 credits
One English class in each year of high school, including ^American Literature/Composition (11th grade) and ^Ninth-Grade Literature and Composition.
Mathematics
4 credits
GSE Algebra, GSE Geometry, GSE Algebra II and Pre-Calculus/Advanced Math Decision Making
*Honors GSE Geometry, GSE Algebra II and Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus/AP Statistics (accelerated students)Science
4 credits
^Biology, Physical Science or Physics, Environmental Science/Earth Systems/Chemistry and one additional science course of choice.
(See the Advisement Guide for Choices.)Social Studies
3 credits
World History, ^United States History, United States Government (1 semester)
and ^Economics (1 semester)Career, Technical and Agricultural Education
3 credits
Students must earn 3 credits, in any combination, from these three curriculum areas.
Students planning to attend a 4-year college or university immediately after high school must earn a minimum of 2 credits in a modern language.
Students who plan to continue a technical program of study at a technical college after high school are encouraged to take at least 3 credits in a single CTAE career pathway.
Fine Arts
Modern Language
Health and Physical Education
1 credit
½ credit per course. Each course is one semester in length. Typically taken in the 9th grade.
Electives
4 credits
Electives can be taken in any curriculum area.
Students planning to attend a 4-year college or university are encouraged to take at least 2 electives from academic curriculum areas.Total
23 credits