Yes, but it's hard work. If you take lots of classes in your freshman, sophomore, and junior year, you may have enough credits to graduate as a junior instead of a senior.
The way you can get all your credits in order to graduate is to do the everyday basics in school such as going to school/ class, Completing your homework assignments, and doing the regular basics in school as a good student. For some school there is a amount of credits you need to graduate so for example at Lincoln M. Alexander Secondary School you need 30 credits and that is alot. Plus the Compulsory Credits.
he droped out two weeks before graduation because he didnt have enough credits to graduate
Not exactly. She completed her twelfth year of school but did not have enough credits to graduate.
If it's not a req'd course you can graduate if you have enough credits. Your guidance counselor will tell you if it is req'd.
You need at least 165 to be a senior, and 230 in order to graduate as of 2013.
you have to have a minimum of 28 credits to graduate high school. But it varies in different school districts as well and different schools
its all the same in ever country/state/city!!! you need 28 credits to graduate.. i hope i helped youu (: Thanks, Jessica well actually no its not in New York u need 22 credits to be a junior You need 44 credits to graduate....its all the same just counted different in Texas a half credit is worth a whole credit in New york
None. Oddly enough, BU is an undergraduate school (that also offers graduate degrees), and no credits are necessary for enrollment.
In california you get 5.00 credits each subject and here we have 6 classes so 30 all together and theres two years of middle school so overall u need 60.00 credits to graduate or pass middle school. If you dont have enough then i suggest you attend summer school.
You need 23 credits to graduate in Michigan.
if you are in a traditional high school, 220 credits is required to graduate. If you attend some type of adult school only 170 credits are required for graduation.