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Indiana has a population density of an average of 67 persons per square kilometer (174 per square mile) and is among the more densely populated states. Due to this fact, it's no wonder why there are a large number of Indiana high school graduates each year. Besides the state's minimum of requirements, Indiana strongly urges students to take the more challenging Academic Honors Diploma to better prepare them for college and the demands of the world ahead. Here's what you need to get your high school diploma:

According to the Indiana Department of Education, all graduates must complete the following coursework in order to graduate:

Eight credits language arts
Four credits mathematics
Four credits science
Four credits social studies
One credit physical education
One credit health/safety education
16 credits elective credits
Two credits in 'other' subject areas (foreign languages, arts, computers or career area).

Students who hope to get an Academic Honors Diploma will need the following credits:

Eight credits language arts
Eight credits mathematics (credits must include Algebra 1, Algebra II, Geometry, and at least one upper-level course)
Six credits science (must include 2 credits each from Biology I, Chemistry I, Physics I or Integrated Chemistry. 2 additional credits of biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space science, or an equally challenging program.)
Six credits social studies (credits must include U.S. History and Government and other courses in Economics, Geography, and/or World History)
One credit physical education
Two credit health/safety education
Six-eight credits foreign language
Two credits art
Nine approved elective credits