1. Math (Pre-AP Algebra I or  Pre-AP Geometry or Pre-AP Algebra II)
2. Math (Strategic Learning for Math or Algebraic Reasoning)
3. Pre-AP English I
4. AP Human Geography or World Geography
5. Pre-AP Biology
6. Principles of Applied Engineering
7. Digital Art and Animation (fine arts graduation requirement)
8. Professional Communications in Fall / College (EDUC 1300 - Learning Framework Credits: 3) in Spring only

*Summer courses for rising sophomores are only offered to students participating in UIL sports. 

1. Math - Algebra II 
2. Pre-AP English II
3. World History
4. Pre-AP Chemistry
5. Manufacturing Engineering Technology I (previous class: AC/DC Electronics)
6. College (ARTS 1301 - Art Appreciation Credits: 3    / SPCH 1311 - Introduction to Speech Communication Credits: 3  or or ARTC 1305 -Basic Graphic Design Credits: 3 
7. College (SOCI 1301 - Introduction to Sociology Credits: 3 / HUMA 1301 - Introduction to Humanities I Credits: 3)  or ARTC 1305 -Basic Graphic Design  Credits: 3 
8. Elective, fine arts, LOTE or PE (Art,Digital Art and Animation PE, or Theatre) 

*Students not yet TSI ready will begin Graphic Design & Multimedia Arts Program of Study 

1. Project Based Research (OneGoal)
2. Math - Geometry or AP Precalculus 
3. College - Pre-AP Physics (PHYS 1305 - Elementary Physics I (Lecture) Credits: 3 / PHYS 1307 - Introductory Physics II (Lecture) Credits: 3) 
4. College - U.S. History (HIST 1301 - United States History I Credits: 3 / HIST 1302 - United States History II Credits: 3)  *AP Exam option by request
5. College - Math (MATH 1314 - College Algebra Credits: 3 /GOVT 2306 - Texas Government Credits: 3
6. College -ELA (ENGL 1301 - Composition I Credits: 3 / ENGL 1302 - Composition II Credits: 3 ) *AP Exam option by request
7. Elective (AP COURSE, Digital Art & Animation, Art,, PE, Theatre, dual credit elective, or LOTE) *HUMA 1301/SOCI 1301 
8. Elective (AP COURSE, Digital Art & Animation, Art,, PE, Theatre, dual credit elective, or LOTE)

1. College   ENGL 2311 Technical Writing One Goal - Business English (4th English required for high school graduation)
2. College  GOVT 2305 - Federal Government Credits: 3 or U.S. Govt / Economics OR    ECON 2301 - Principles of Macroeconomics Credits: 3
3. College -Science GEOL 1345 - Oceanography (Lecture) Credits: 3 / GEOL 1305 - Environmental Science (Lecture) Credits: 3  *AP Exam
4. MATH 1324 / MATH 1342 [AS DEGREE] 
5. CHEM 1311/ CHEM 1111 [AS DEGREE]  
6. CHEM 1312/ CHEM 1112 [AS DEGREE]  
7. Off Campus or Elective, fine arts, LOTE or PE (PE, Theatre) 
8. Off Campus or Elective, fine arts, LOTE or PE (PE, Theatre)

1. One Goal - Business English (4th English required for high school graduation)
2. College  GOVT 2305 - Federal Government Credits: 3 or U.S. Govt / Economics OR    ECON 2301 - Principles of Macroeconomics Credits: 3
3. College -Science GEOL 1345 - Oceanography (Lecture) Credits: 3 / GEOL 1305 - Environmental Science (Lecture) Credits: 3  *AP Exam
4. College - electives - any 2 out of HUMA 1305 / HUMA 2319 /MATH 1324 / MATH 1342 / MATH 1316
5. College - electives - any 2 out of  HIST 2328 / HIST 2382 /SPAN 1411 / SPAN 1412 
6. Elective, Advanced Placement,  fine arts, LOTE or PE (Dance, PE, Theatre or or 3-D Modeling and Animation ) 
7. Elective (Off campus, AP COURSE, Digital Art & Animation, Art,, PE, Theatre, dual credit elective, or LOTE)
8. Elective (Off campus, AP COURSE, Digital Art & Animation, Art,, PE, Theatre, dual credit elective, or LOTE)

• Visual Arts 
• Physical Education
• Journalism
• Yearbook
• Theatre
• Digital Art and Animation
• HUMA 1305 Introduction to Mexican American Studies
• HUMA 2319 American Minority Studies
• AP Art 2D 
• ARTC 1305 Basic Graphic Design
• ARTC 1302 Digital Imaging (Photoshop)

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• Calculus AB       Equivalent Course MATH 2413  Calculus I  /Sem. Hr. 4
• Chemistry       Equivalent Course CHEM 1411-2  General Chemistry I-II  /Sem. Hr. 8
• Computer Science Principles Equivalent Course COSC 1436  Programming Fundamentals I Sem. Hr. 4
• Computer Science A Equivalent Course  (Score: 3) COSC 1436 Programming Fundamentals I   /Sem. Hr. 4
• (Score: 4 or 5) COSC 1436-7 Programming Fundamentals I & II   /Sem. Hr. 8
• English Language & Composition     Equivalent Course ENGL 1301  Composition I  /Sem. Hr. 3
• English Literature & Composition     Equivalent Course ENGL 1302  Composition II  /Sem. Hr. 3
• Government & Politics/US     Equivalent Course GOVT 2305 Federal Government  /Sem. Hr. 3
• Geography: Human      Equivalent Course GEOG 1303 World Geography  /Sem. Hr. 3
• Spanish Language      Equivalent Course SPAN 1411-2  Beginning Spanish I-II  /Sem. Hr. 8
• Statistics       Equivalent Course MATH 1342  Statistics  /Sem. Hr. 3
• U.S. History       Equivalent Course HIST 1301-2  U.S. History I-II  /Sem. Hr. 6
• World History      Equivalent Course HIST 2321-2 World History I-II  /Sem. Hr. 6

*Must have recommendation from teachers and Dean

*Must be rising junior or rising senior unless participating in UIL sports

• SOCI 1301
• KINE 1306
• SPCH 1311
• HUMA 1301