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How many A-G eligible elective credits do you need?
20 (including PE)
10 (usually Government and Economics and/or Ethnic Studies)
30 (including advisory and internship classes)
40 (including a science class)
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How many credits of Science do you need to graduate from a comprehensive high school?
40
50
30
20
3
How many credits of English do you need to graduate from high school?
30
20
50
40
4
Being A-G eligible means ...
You took the SAT or ACT.
You have taken AP or dual enrollment classes.
You don't have D's in academic courses.
You completed the required classes to apply directly to a UC and/or CSU.
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You are interested in becoming an automotive technician. Where can/should you start studying?
Community College (1-2 years)
University (4 years)
Community College (2 years) + Transfer (2 years)
Wyotech
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What GPA do UCs and CSUs pay the most attention to?
Your 9-12 total GPA
Your 10-12 total GPA
Your 9-12 academic (A-G) GPA
Your 10-12 academic (A-G) GPA
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How many credits do you usually get for a class in one semester?
10
5
3
2.5
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You are interested in becoming an engineer. Where can you start studying?
Community College (2 years) + Transfer (2 years) + Grad School (optional 2)
Community College (2 years) + Graduate School (optional 2 years)
Graduate School (2 years)
University (4 years) + Graduate School (optional 2 years)
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What are the two types of science you need to be A-G eligible?
Physiology (Physio, Bio), and Physics (Chemistry, Physics)
Advanced Placement and Regular
Chemistry and Biology
Physical (Physics, Chemistry) and Biological (Bio, Physiology)
10
Where do you see yourself after high school?
Attending a four year college or university.
Getting job-training or a career technical education certificate.
At a community college and then transferring to a 4 year.
Working full-time
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You are interested in becoming a doctor. Where can you start studying?
Medical School (6-9 years)
Community College (2 years) + Transfer (2 years) + Med School (6+ years)
Community College (2 years) + Medical School (6-9 years)
University (4 years) + Medical School (6-9 years)
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How many credits of Math do you need to graduate from a comprehensive high school?
30
20
40
50
13
How many credits of Art do you need to graduate high school?
30
40
20
10
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How many credits of PE do you need to graduate high school?
40
30
10
20
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You want to increase your competitiveness for postsecondary opportunities. What should you do?
Go above the A-G minimum, choosing additional A-G courses.
Take dual and concurrent enrollment classes at Peralta Colleges.
Retake any failed academic classes as soon as possible.
Sign up for summer programs and internships.
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If you have bad grades in high school, you cannot go to a four year college.
True
False
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Calculate the A-G GPA: US History and English = B, Physics = C, AP English = A, Algebra = A
3 X 3 X 2 - 4 + 4 = 18/5 = 3.6
3 + 3 + 2 + 5 + 4 = 17/5 = 3.4
3+2+4= 9/4 = 2.25
4 +4 + 2 + 5 + 4 = 19/5 = 3.8
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You are interested in becoming a medical assistant. Where can/should you start studying?
Community College (2 years) + Transfer (2 years)
Community College (2 years)
University (4 years)
Carrington College
19
You are interested in becoming a cosmetologist. Where can/should you start studying?
Community College (1-2 years)
Avon School of Beauty
University (4 years)
Community College (2 years) + Transfer (2 years)
20
Calculate the A-G GPA: PE = B, Leadership = A, US History = F, AP Comp Sci = B
0 + 4 = 4/2 = 2.0
3 + 4 + 0 + 5 = 12/3 = 4
4 + 0 + 5 = 9/3 = 3
3 + 4 + 0 + 4 = 11/3 = 2.75
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How many elective credits do you need to graduate from high school?
40
50
20
30
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What is the difference between an "academic" or college preparatory class and a regular class?
PE and advisory are NOT academic classes b/c you do less academic work.
You cannot earn a D in an academic course and still be A-G eligible.
Colleges look more closely at your grades in academic/college prep classes.
An academic class is recognized by UC's.
