Credit Information
This is the total number of credits required to graduate high school in LAUSD
What is 210 credits?
The "A" in A-G requirements stands for this subject area.
What is History/Social Science?
Classes needed to graduate.
What are A-G Requirements?
This section of the IGP outlines the classes a student has already completed.
What is the Transcript section?
Typically, you earn 5 credits each semester for completing one of these
What is a class?
The number of years required for English in the A-G requirements.
What is 4 years?
Students must complete 2 years of this subject, which includes US History and World History.
What is Social Studies?
This part of the IGP focuses on the student’s career interests and goals after high school.
What is the Career Plan section?
This subject requires 30 credits, including courses like Algebra and Geometry.
What is Math? Area C
This "F" subject area requires at least one year of a class such as Music, Art, or Theater.
What is Visual and Performing Arts? (VPA)
PE, or Physical Education, is required for this many years to graduate.
What is 2 years?
Your IGP identifies these benchmarks to ensure you stay on track for graduation.
What are credit requirements?
To meet graduation requirements, students must earn 20 credits in this category, which includes subjects like Biology and Chemistry.
What is Science?
The minimum number of years required for a Language Other Than English (LOTE).
What is 2 years?
This specific health-related class must be completed to graduate from an LAUSD high school.
What is Health?
Each year, we update this section of the IGP to reflect new goals and completed achievements.
What is the Academic Progress section?
This is the minimum grade you must earn in each class to receive credits toward graduation in LAUSD.
What is a D?
To meet A-G requirements, students must complete at least one year of this "G" category, which can include electives like psychology or economics.
What is College-Preparatory Electives?
Besides coursework, this document tracks your progress toward meeting graduation requirements.
What is an Individual Graduation Plan (IGP)?
Counselors use this tool to help students and families align their coursework with future goals.
What is the Individual Graduation Plan (IGP)?