Required High School Curriculum (RHSC)

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3.2.3 Required High School Curriculum (RHSC)

Last reviewed: January 2010

(Formerly called College Preparatory Curriculum (CPC))

Students are expected to meet the USG’s RHSC requirements. In addition to these course requirements, students are encouraged to take additional academic units in high school to improve their probability for admission and success.

Students graduating from high school in 2012 must present 17 specified RHSC units of credit. Students graduating from high school prior to 2012 must present 16 CPC units.

*4 units of mathematics
*4 units of English
*3 units of science (Students who graduate in 2012 or later must have 4 units.)
*3 units of social science, including one course focusing on world studies.
*2 units in the same foreign language (2 units of American Sign Language may be used to satisfy this requirement.)

The Office of Student Affairs maintains a complete list of courses that can be used to satisfy the RHSC requirements.

This information was found HERE!

Typical Sequence of High School Courses for College Prep Student

Bob Jones University
College Preparatory Track | AHE Home

Grade Nine

Subject	Carnegie Unit
Bible (1/4 unit per semester) ERF	1/2
Writing & Grammar	1/2
Literature	1/2
Algebra 1	1
Physical Science (8 labs minimum)	1
World Geography	1
Physical Education and/or Health ERF	1
Electives ERF	1/2

 

Grade Ten

Subject	Carnegie Unit
Bible (1/4 unit per semester) ERF	1/2
Writing & Grammar	1/2
Literature	1/2
Geometry	1
Biology (8 labs minimum)	1
World History	1
Computer Science and/or Keyboarding ERF	1
Electives ERF	1/2

 

Grade Eleven

Subject	Carnegie Unit
Bible (1/4 unit per semester) ERF	1/2
Writing & Grammar	1/2
Literature	1/2
Algebra 2	1
Chemistry (8 labs minimum)	1
U.S. History	1
Foreign Language 1 ERF	1
Electives ERF	1/2

 

Grade Twelve

Subject	Carnegie Unit
Bible (1/4 unit per semester) ERF	1/2
Writing & Grammar	1/2
Literature	1/2
Math ERF	1
American Government	1/2
Economics	1/2
Foreign Language 2 (2nd year of the same Foreign language) ERF	1
Electives ERF	1 1/2

Please be reminded that the course of study outlined for students in The Academy of Home Education is designed to fulfill the general requirements nationwide for a secondary education and a high-school diploma. However, since specific state requirements may vary from the prescribed course under this program, it is the responsibility of the parent/educator to see that his own state’s legal requirements are also satisfied. Any state requirements that differ from the curricular track of The Academy of Home Education must be reported upon acceptance into the program.

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Freshman Year	Sophmore Year	Junior Year	Senior Year
English I	English II	English III	English IV
Algebra I	Geometry II	Algebra II	Pre-Calculus or Consumer Math
World History (History 10)	U.S. History (History 11)	Government and Economics (History 12)	(Bible Elective)
Physical Science	Biology	Chemistry (or Physics)	(Physics or other Elective)
Physical Education	High School Health (semester course)	Art or Home Economics	(Elective)
Foreign Language Elective	Foreign Language Elective
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