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Can seniors take the ACT after they graduate?

How many years of math do i need to graduate and...?

  • if i took Algebra 1 when i was in 8th grade, Geometry in 9th grade, and Algebra 2 in 10th grade then would it count that i took 3 years of high school math? since i took algebra 1 in MIDDLE SCHOOL and algebra 1 is also taught in my HIGH SCHOOL but i skipped a grade in math. i already passed all of those math classes algebra 1, geometry and algebra 2. this year i'm a JUNIOR in high school and i'm taking AP Calculus but idk if i NEED to pass that class because AP Calculus is with mostly SENIORS and it's also a class that is for seniors. so is it ok if i fail AP Calculus this year and not go to summer school and then take it during my senior year and still be able to go to a UC or state university? because i can't drop any of my AP and honors classes this year since regular classes are full. i also passed all of the required math classes to graduate but i don't know if algebra 1 would count because i took it when i was in middle school. then in high school in 9th grade i was in algebra 1 during the first week of school but i passed the test for algebra 1 and then i took the placement test for geometry and passed that test also. i also live in california

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    It depends on your high schools curriculum. If your school specializes in math, you have to take the four years. Why did you join an ap class anyway?

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Your school should have some sort of policy on it. It's almost always 3-4 years of Mathematics courses (NOT including middle school courses). If your school has some sort of handbook, website, or a guidance counseling department, you should consult those for a better answer. That being said, even if you're allowed to graduate with only three high school math courses passed, it's always a good idea to take (and pass) some sort of math course each year of high school, especially if you want to get into a university. I'm not sure what the colleges you are trying to get into would be content with, but it's never a good idea to have the bare minimum of courses completed.

Your school should have some sort of policy on it. It's almost always 3-4 years of Mathematics courses (NOT including middle school courses). If your school has some sort of handbook, website, or a guidance counseling department, you should consult those for a better answer. That being said, even if you're allowed to graduate with only three high school math courses passed, it's always a good idea to take (and pass) some sort of math course each year of high school, especially if you want to get into a university. I'm not sure what the colleges you are trying to get into would be content with, but it's never a good idea to have the bare minimum of courses completed.

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It depends on your high schools curriculum. If your school specializes in math, you have to take the four years. Why did you join an ap class anyway?

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