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One way a state's high school curriculum can be measured is through SAT scores. According to the National Education Association (www.nea.org), SAT scores in Vermont are on the rise. The proportion of graduating seniors earning high scores on the Verbal SAT has increased 25% since 2001; the proportion of graduating seniors earning high scores on the Math SAT has increased 37% since 1994 (a score of 600 or above is defined as being 'high'). Are you ready to graduate high school and be on your way to college success? Find out what it takes to earn your diploma!

High School Graduation Requirements - Vermont

The state of Vermont requires each student to complete at least 20 Carnegie units, including the following:

Four years of English language arts
Three years of Science
Three years of Mathematics
Three years of history, civics, and social sciences (including one year of U.S. history and government)
One year of arts
A year and a half of physical education

College Admission Requirements

Planning on continuing to a local Vermont college or university? These are requirements which need to be met in order to be considered for admission (total of 16 units):

Four units of English
Two units of a Foreign Language
Three units of Mathematics
Two units of Science including a Lab
Three units of Social Studies