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Graduation Requirements for Bismarck Public Schools
Credits required for graduation from Bismarck Public Schools = 24 Required core credits = 15Choose from the following:
English – 4 credits of English
English 9
English 10, Honors English 10
English 11 or English 11/U.S. History (American Pageant) Advanced Placement English 11
English 12 or English 12 Flip Advanced Placement English 12
Mathematics – 3 credits of mathematics
Algebra I is required, or
Algebra I – Year 1
Algebra I – Year 2
Algebra I Block
Informal Geometry
Geometry or
Enriched Geometry
Algebra Plus
Algebra II or
Enriched Algebra II
College Algebra
Probability & Statistics
Applied Trigonometry
Pre-Calculus or
Enriched Pre-Calculus
Advanced Placement Calculus AB or BC
CTE – Math for the 21st Century
Physical Education – 2 credits of physical education (one semester each year)
Phy. Ed. 9
Phy. Ed. 10
Phy. Ed. 11
Phy. Ed. 12 or
Health Family
Living
Parenting
Lifetime Wellness
Strength and Conditioning
Science – 3 credits of lab science
Physical Science is required, or
Integrated Science
Conceptual Physics
Chemistry
AP Physics
Biology is required, or
Advanced Placement Biology
Integrated Science
Honors Biology
CTE –Botany/ Horticulture
Integrated Science
Chemistry
Ecology
Geoscience
Conceptual Physics
Anatomy/Physiology
Advanced Placement Chemistry
Advanced Placement Physics I & II
Advanced Placement Biology
CTE – Agri-Science Technology
CTE – Botany/ Horticulture
Social Studies – 3 credits of social studiesGlobal Studies or World History I & II
U.S. History 1914/1945 or English 11/U.S. History (American Pageant)
Advanced Placement U.S. History
Government (semester) or Advanced Placement Government (full year)
Economics (semester)
In addition, 3 elective credits must be in foreign or Native American languages, fine arts, or career and technical education courses. Students must also pass the National Civics Test.
North Dakota University System (NDUS) Admission Requirements 4 credits of English; 3 credits of mathematics, Algebra I and above; 3 credits of laboratory science; 3 credits of social studies The NDUS strongly recommends that high school students intending to enroll in four-year universities take Algebra II and two credits of a single classical or modern language. Many out of state colleges require two or more credits of the same language, a credit of fine arts, or other requirements. Check with college websites for specific college requirements.