How many 1962-high school credits needed to graduate?

Answer 1

This all depends on the school district and state in which the district resides. Of course, the earlier the years of education the less that's required to graduate. Most schools in the 21st century require anywhere from 18-25 to graduate. Some might require more. This also depends on how the credit system is set up. Today most schools require these basics. We will refer to credits as units, as this is the usual lingo for credits

English: 4 Years (4 Units)

Mathematics: 3 or 4 Years. (3 or 4 Units)

Science: 3 or 4 Years (3 or 4 Units)

Social Studies: 3 or 4 Years (3 or 4 Units)

Fine Arts: 1 Year+ (1+ Units)

Physical Education/Health

1+ Years (1+ Units)

Foreign Languages (Some states): 1+ Years (generally 2) (1+ Units)

Electives: 6-10+ (6-10+ Units)

Some school districts require more or less. This also depends on the type of diploma the student wants to earn. (Career Technical, Honors, Regular). So from my chart above the average is anywhere from 18-28.

Answer 2

you need at least 21 credits to pass....