Graduation Requirements
All Stuyvesant High School students beginning with the Class of 2007 (unless otherwise noted) must complete a minimum of the following courses between grades 9-12:
| Subject Area | Course Requirements | Is passing a NYS Regents Exam Required? | Miscellany |
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| English | 4 years, grades 9-12 |
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| Social Studies | 4 years, grades 9-12. If a year of history (e.g., Global History I) is completed in 8th Grade, two terms of history courses must be substituted. |
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| Sciences |
| Science Electives may be any science course except Lab Techniques, Vertebrate Zoology, Intel Research classes, and Psychology courses. AP Psychology will count as a science elective under certain conditions (see Online Course Guide). | |
| Mathematics | 3 years of Mathematics, grades 9-12 |
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Math Research, Math Team, and Computer Science courses do not fulfill the Math requirement. Beginning with the class of 2009, successful completion of Pre-calculus or Advanced Algebra is required. |
| World Languages | 3 years of the same language at Stuyvesant. | Regents Exam after Level 6 |
A minimum of Language Level 6 must be completed. If students have completed 3 years of language study and passed the Regents in junior high school, they must choose a new language, complete 3 years of study, and pass the Regents in the new language |
| Health and Physical Education |
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No | Students who fail any Physical Education class must make up the class in Summer School. |
| Technology Education |
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No |
There is no exemption from 5 Tech. Students who successfully complete participation in the Band, Orchestra or Chorus are exempted from 10Tech.Students who complete a 2-pd Intel Research class and submit a paper to Intel are exempted from 10Tech. |
| Music and Fine Arts Education |
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No | Students in the Band, Orchestra or Chorus (for at least three terms) are exempted from Music Appreciation. |
| Miscellaneous | 2 terms of Senior Electives (one course taken each term of senior year) | No | This requirement can be fulfilled by taking any one-credit course that is not being taken to fulfill another requirement. Intel Research classes do not fulfill this requirement. |