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A good thing about PF is that if you transfer credits from her old school, you save money. Each course you transfer is worth about $25. (I could be wrong, don’t quote me lol). I’ve saved about $180-$200 since I’m a junior and I transferred all of my HS credits from freshman year to sophomore year.
You need 24 credits to graduate so what you need is: -4 English credits (4 years worth of English so 9-12th), -4 Math credits and 2 have to be Algebra 1 and Geometry, -3 science credits and one HAS to Biology, -3 History and you have to take World, American, U. S Government( .5 credit), and Economics history (.5 credit) -1 Fine Arts credit (so speech and debate, art course, etc) -1 PE credit ...
Classes work more credits impact your GPA more than classes worth fewer credits. So for example. A standard class is 3 credits. A class with a lab is worth 4 credits, because it's more work. A gym or band class is worth 1 or 0.5 credits, because they're less work. And at each college, you need so many credits to graduate.
If you take 12 credits per semester, it will take you five years to earn your bachelor's degree: 12 credits per semester x 2 semesters per year x 5 years = 120 credits. You can also participate in special accelerated bachelor's degree programs by taking summer courses or choosing double degree programs, allowing you to earn both a bachelor's ...
At 40+ credits, you enter in the middle of your sophomore year by hours and undoubtedly have course credits in subjects that your degree plan simply cannot use. These will be applied as elective hours. The 75 or so hours you need to complete a degree will contain mostly upper-division course credit hours.
Only about 12 credits were from AP (so that’s about a semester of college) the rest were college credit courses offered thru my hs. If ur hs offers college credit classes def take advantage of it! To answer your question tho, you’ll prob need like 10 AP classes (with a good score that ur college will accept) 3 credits each x 10 = 30 credits
How many credits do you need to graduate high school in Connecticut? In the state of Connecticut, 20 credits are required in order to graduate from high school. Seven credits are electives.
High school students must satisfy the Arkansas requirements for graduation. The state currently requires a student to earn 22 credit units in order to be eligible for graduation. Of the 22 credits ...
You can sometimes get a credit override but you need a very good reason for it and even then you’d have a hard time being allowed to do more than 21 credits. Most classes are 3 credit hours, so for 60 credits you’re looking at 20 classes. 4 classes/semester is considered full time, 5 classes is normal, 6 is usually pushing it.
Your gpa will suffer, but you’ll be in 10th. You are missing the credits from that class, and there are a certain number of credits you need to graduate. If it’s a required class, you have to retake it and think hard about how to not do this again.