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Each semester, students must take a minimum of five academic courses (2 .5 credits) for a letter grade (not Pass/Fail), not including Fine Arts or Wellness courses. Students may enroll in a maximum of eight academic opportunities each semester, including academic courses, Fine Arts and Wellness courses, and Experiential programs. The College and Academic Counselor approves enrollment for students in all courses and experiences.  \nCredit in courses taken at the Academy must total a minimum of 17.0 units (graduating classes of 2027 and 2028) or 18.5 units (graduating classes of 2029 and after) in three years. The credit distribution is:  \nCredit in courses taken at the Academy must total a minimum of 17 units in three years. The credit distribution is:  \n• Eight (8.0) credits in Science and Mathematics, which include:  \no Four credits (4.0) in Science, which include completion of the core science program. The core science program consists of four one semester courses: SCI105, Scientific Inquiries-Chemistry; SCI115, Scientific Inquiries-Physics; SCI135, Methods in Scientific Inquiry; and one semester of core biology (SCI601/602: Biology: Evolution & Environment or SCI603/604: Biology: Molecular & Cellular) . Students new to IMSA who demonstrate an exemplary past academic record in biology, physics, or chemistry may choose to take a placement exam in that particular subject. A satisfactory placement exam score will demonstrate competency in the subject matter of that particular course and the student will then be enrolled in an appropriate elective course in that subject matter.  \no Minimum three (3.0) credits in Mathematics or Computer Science. Students must be enrolled in at least one Mathematics or Computer Science course each semester.  \n▪ Mathematics.  \n• All students must enroll in core courses that move toward completion of AB or BC Calculus.  \n• All students are required to successfully complete the equivalent of a high school geometry course prior to graduation. This requirement can be met in one of the following ways:  \no The student successfully completes at least two years of an integrated mathematics program or at least one semester of a geometry course prior to being admitted to IMSA; or  \no The student enrolls in and successfully completes an IMSA-approved geometry course with a B or higher after being accepted to IMSA and successfully completes the IMSA geometry proficiency exam; or  \no The student successfully completes Geometry at IMSA.  \n▪ Computer Science.  \n• Sophomores are required to complete CS100: Computer Science Inquiry.  \n• Students who have already scored a 4 or higher on either the AP Computer Science A Exam or the AP Computer Science Principles Exam prior to the beginning of sophomore year may place out of CSI100: Computer Science Inquiry into a higher level Computer Science elective course.  \no One additional (1.0) credit (two courses) in either Mathematics, Computer Science, or Science.  \n• Three (3.0) credits in English, which include Literary Explorations I, II, and III and three English electives. Students must be enrolled in an English course each semester.  \n• Two and one-half (2.5) credits in History and Social Sciences, which must include HSS101: American Studies and HSS202: The World in the Twentieth Century or HSS203: Modern World History, as well as three History and Social Sciences electives during the junior and/or senior year.  \n• Two (2.0) credits in World Languages. All sophomores and juniors are required to be enrolled in a World Language course each semester. All students must progress to the completion of an IMSA Level II course or higher. All language changes may only be made with both teachers’ approval. 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