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Additional College-Ready  \u003Cbr>Requirements -Must  \u003Cbr>complete one or more:   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Dual Credit   | ·3 credit hours in  \u003Cbr>Math or English  \u003Cbr>-or-9credit  \u003Cbr>hours in  \u003Cbr>anything earned  \u003Cbr>during the fall  \u003Cbr>or spring  \u003Cbr>semesters   |\n| AP   | ·score a 3 or  \u003Cbr>higher on at  \u003Cbr>least 1 AP  \u003Cbr>Exam   |\n| College Bridge/  \u003Cbr>College Prep  \u003Cbr>Math or English   | ·must earn 90 on  \u003Cbr>both Stage 1  \u003Cbr>and 2 and pass  \u003Cbr>the essay  \u003Cbr>portion in  \u003Cbr>ELAR  \u003Cbr>·phase in:can be  \u003Cbr>earned in grades  \u003Cbr>11-12(Class of  \u003Cbr>2025)&grade  \u003Cbr>12 only(Class  \u003Cbr>of 2026)   |\n| Associate  \u003Cbr>Degree   | ·graduate from  \u003Cbr>high school with  \u003Cbr>an Associate  \u003Cbr>Degree   |\n\n\n| Must have “college-ready”  \u003Cbr>scores for one test or a  \u003Cbr>combination of tests:   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| TSIA  \u003Cbr>(range/student score)   | READ:351  \u003Cbr>WRITE:340  \u003Cbr>ESSAY:4  \u003Cbr>MATH:350   |\n| TSIA 2  \u003Cbr>(range/student score)   | ELAR:945  \u003Cbr>ESSAY:5  \u003Cbr>MATH:950   |\n| SAT  \u003Cbr>(range/student score)   | READ/  \u003Cbr>WRITE:480  \u003Cbr>MATH:530   |\n| ACT  \u003Cbr>Before 2/15123  \u003Cbr>(range/student score)   | ENG:19  \u003Cbr>MATH:19  \u003Cbr>COMP:23   |\n| ACT  \u003Cbr>After 2/15123  \u003Cbr>(range/student score)   | ENG/  \u003Cbr>READ:40  \u003Cbr>MATH:22   |\n\n\n| Additional Career-Ready  \u003Cbr>Requirements -Must  \u003Cbr>complete one or more:   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Industry Based  \u003Cbr>Certifications   | ·earn at least one  \u003Cbr>qualifying IBC  \u003Cbr>and be a  \u003Cbr>concentrator(2  \u003Cbr>or more credits)  \u003Cbr>in aligned  \u003Cbr>Program of  \u003Cbr>Study(Class of  \u003Cbr>2025)   |\n| Special  \u003Cbr>Education   | ·graduate with a  \u003Cbr>Foundation  \u003Cbr>Degree plan,  \u003Cbr>Grad Code 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