A. Requirements for Graduation

In order to earn a dipoma from Yeshiva University High School for Girls, students must compllete the following four-year course of study:

 

Judaic Studies	General Studies
Four years of Biblical Analysis	Four years of English
Four years of Literature of Prophets	Four years of Social Studies
Four years of Judaic Law/Talmud	Three years of Mathematics
Two years of Jewish History	Three years of Laboratory Science
Three years of Hebrew Language	Three full-credit electives
Three Judaic Electives	Three years of World Language
	Four years of Physical Education
	One year of Art or Music

Senior Project

Successful completion of a senior research project worked on independently supervised by a teacher/mentor.

B. Examinations

As the school is accredited by both the Middle States Association and the Regents of the State University of New York, students are required to take a number of Regents examinations during their four years.  We are complying with all changes in the Regents Standards.  Our curricula are designed to meet and surpass the basic Regents requirements.

Regent Exams are currently given in:	AP Exams are currently given in:
Biology	American History
Chemistry	Biology
English	Calculus
Global Studies (two year course)	Chemistry
American History	English Language
World Language (Hebrew, Spanish, French)	English Literature
Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry)	European History
Physics	Psychology
	Statistics
	World History

** In accordance with Federal regulations students who attend college in what would normally be their senior year are not eligible to receive a high school diploma following that year in college.  Therefore, Early Admissions students do not receive a YUHSG diploma.

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