High School Graduation Requirements
What is the minimum grade needed in a class in order to fulfill a high school graduation requirement?
D
What are A-G Courses and why do we have them?
A-G Courses are required by UC's and CSU's for students to be considered for admissions. They are meant to ensure students are prepared to succeed in college.
What does CSU stand for?
California State University
How many credits do you need to get a high school diploma?
210
In order to have excellent attendance in school, what is the most absences you should have in the academic year?
7 absences (96%)
How many years of physical education do you need in high school
2 years
How many years of math are required to be college eligible? How many years are recommended?
3 years required, 4 years recommended to be competitive.
What does UC stand for?
University of California
What is the minimum grade needed in a class in order to fulfill the UC/CSU eligibility (A-G) requirement?
'C' or better
What GPA do you have to have to get a workers permit and what age do you need to be?
Can be at the age of 12 and need at least a 2.0 GPA
By the end of 10th grade how many credits are needed for promotion?
105
How many years of English do you need to meet your A-G Requirements
4 years
What does GPA Stand for?
Grade Point Average
What is the minimum cumulative GPA required in order to apply to a CSU?
2.5 or greater
What age and how can you be eligible to get your driving permit?
In California, teenagers can obtain a learner's permit at the age of 15 1/2, have a Certificate of Completion/Enrollment of Driver Education and pass the test with 80% or higher.
How many credits does 1 semester class earn?
5 credits
Laboratory sciences include 1 year of -------- science and 1 year of --------- science
Physical and biological
What are certificated programs?
shorter program that concentrates on a specific field of expertise rather than an entire course of study.
What is the minimum GPA to apply to UC?
California applicants must earn at least a 3.0 GPA
What is an internship and what are the benefits?
An internship is a short-term work experience offered by companies and other organizations (usually unpaid) to get exposure to a particular industry or field.
What happens if a student fails 1 year of English?
They have to repeat the course during summer school or credit recovery.
What are the A-G section requirements?
History, English, Math, Lab Sciences, LOTE, Visual and Performing Arts, College Preparatory Elective
What does FAFSA stand for?
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
What are personal insight questions and what re they for?
UC application interview questions. These questions are about getting to know you better — your life experience, interests, ambitions and inspirations.
What are the core values of APFY?
Community, Integrity, Respect, Character