What subjects do American high schools study?

American high school courses and credits are: English 4, Social Studies 4, Mathematics 3, Science 3, Health .5, Art 1,

Foreign Language 1, Physical Education 2, Elective 3.5, with a total credit of 22.

Social studies means all liberal arts courses except English, and science means all science and engineering courses except mathematics. Credits are usually one credit per year and half a year.

Students must pass the following exams: English, Mathematics, World History, American History, Science; Among them, the last three doors are Quanzhou series < P >. Winners of honorary state diplomas must take two courses in mathematics and two courses in science (biological environment and physics).

The specific courses are as follows (credits in brackets):

English: Grade 9 English (1), Grade 9 Honorary English (1), Grade 1 Honorary English (1), Grade 11 Honorary English (1), Grade 11 Honorary English (1), English AP: Literary Structure (1).

social studies: global studies (1), honorary global studies (1), global studies II (1), European history (1), American history

(1), American history AP(1), economics (.5), economics AP (.5), sociology (.5) American civil war (.5), psychology AP

(.5), American government (.5), women's studies (.5), contemporary history and politics (.5).

science: biology (1), honor biology (1), earth science (1), honor earth science (1), chemical application (1), chemistry

(1), physics (1), honor physics (1), marine biology (.5), meteorology (.5).

Mathematics: Algebra 1(1), Algebra 2(1), Honorary Geometry (1), Honorary Algebra (1), Mathematics A bis (1), Mathematics B

(1), Mathematics A ter (1), Mathematics B bis (1), Honorary Mathematics B bis (1), Pre-calculus.

foreign languages: Spanish 1 (1), French 1 (1), Spanish 2 (1), French 2 (1), Spanish 3 (1),

French 3 (1), Spanish 4 (1), French 4 (1), Spanish 3 (1) and French 3 (1). Honorary Spanish 5 (1), Honorary French 5 (1), AP Honorary Spanish 5 (1), AP Honorary French 5 (1), Latin 1(1), Latin 2(1), Latin 3(1), AP Latin 4

(1), Honorary Latin 4(1), ancient Greek heritage.

business: typing (.5), vocational and financial management (.5 or 1), business law (.5 or 1), accounting (.5 or 1), finance and

market (.5), sports and entertainment market (.5 or 1) and business law (1).

music: concert wind (1), marching music (1), jazz (1), symphony (1), ensemble (1), music theory (1), AP music

theory (1), music and art in life from a historical perspective (1), vocal music/chorus: concert wind (1).

architecture: design and production painting (1), residential building design (1), commercial building design (1), building model (1 or .5),

building model 2 (1 or .5), interior decoration design (1 or .5).

Art: indoor art (1), photography (1), painting (1), sculpture and pottery (1), collage device (.5), personal work creation (1), AP indoor art (1), drawing design (.5), art workshop(1).

special course: leadership (1).

sports/health: sports include archery, water polo, football, golf, volleyball, handball, race walking, badminton, softball, hockey, lacrosse, bodybuilding, tennis, rugby, table tennis, basketball, track and field, ice sports (2), and health (1).

laboratory technology (1), other education uses the course knowledge learned to create a project to serve the community and cultivate life skills (2)