Congratulations! You’ve made it through the first year of high school, and now you’re ready to start thinking about graduation. But how many credit hours do you need to graduate, exactly? Thankfully, it’s not as complicated as it sounds! Here are all the details on how we calculate our high school students’ progress toward earning enough credits for a diploma:

You need to earn a total of 30 credits to graduate from high school in California, but you can take those credits at any time.

You need to earn a total of 30 credits to graduate from high school in California, but you can take those credits at any time. You can take them online and at community colleges, or you can earn them through the traditional classroom setting.

You don’t have to do all your work in one year or even during the same semester! Once you’ve completed all your courses, they’ll be added up by your school district as part of their calculation for how many more times they will allow students to take classes before they are required to graduate.

You can earn your last 10 credits by taking courses online or at community colleges or universities.

You can earn your last 10 credits by taking courses online or at community colleges or universities. You don’t need to be enrolled in a high school to do this, but you must have a valid California ID card and driver’s license.

If you don’t have access to an internet-connected computer at home, ask your school for help finding resources nearby that offer free or low-cost computers for students who want to take online classes.

You can also try asking friends and family members if they’d be willing to share their internet connection with you (maybe even letting them use their own devices).

Credits can be earned by completing courses and passing exams.

Credits can be earned by completing courses and passing exams. Each course is typically called a “module” or “modul” in California. The number of credits you need to graduate high school depends on the kind of diploma you want:

• A basic high school diploma requires 24 credits total, which includes 4 years of English, 3 years of math (through Algebra 2), 2 years science (including laboratory) and 1 year history/social studies.
• An honors diploma requires 30-31 credits total, which includes 4 years English; 3 years math including Algebra 2; 3 years science with lab; 2 years history/social studies plus one additional course in either language arts or mathematics at the advanced level (i.e., AP Calculus).

Courses are often called “modules” or “moduls” in California.

A module is a course of study. You can take modules at any time and in any order, online or in person. They don’t even have to be taken by the same teacher!

The California Department of Education has developed over 100 different modules that cover everything from English 101 to Physical Science 101 (and everything in between).

It’s not as complicated as it sounds!

You might be thinking that it’s a lot to take on, but it’s not as complicated as it sounds!

You can earn your last 10 credits by taking courses online or at community colleges or universities. These courses are often called “modules” or “moduls,” which is short for “modularized.” And there are also some online programs that will allow you to take these modules as well.

For example, if you’re interested in taking an AP English class but don’t have time during the school day because of extracurricular activities (like playing sports), then consider looking into an online program like Udemy where they offer individual modules like reading comprehension tests, writing prompts and grammar exercises–all at no cost!

So, if you’re wondering how many credits you need to graduate from high school in California, the answer is 30. You can earn those credits at any time throughout your academic career and even take some online or at community colleges or universities. It’s not as complicated as it sounds!