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Step 1: Decide When You Want to Graduate
This first step is pretty simple: all you need to do is decide how early you want to graduate high school. Do you want to graduate a semester early? An entire year? How long do you want to spend pursuing whatever it is you're doing instead of attending high school?
Step 2: Calculate the Number of Credits You Need to Graduate
Now that you know when you want to graduate, it's time to get into the math. Almost every high school requires its students to complete a certain number of credits before they can graduate. Look in your student handbook or ask your academic advisor to find out how many credits your particular high school requires.
3: Determine Which Classes You Need to Graduate
It's time to figure out the specific classes you need to take to graduate. Look at your student handbook or talk to your advisor to learn which classes students at your high school must take in order to graduate. This will usually require a certain number of semesters of math, English, science, and social studies, as well as some possible other requirements, such as a gym or fine arts class.
Step 4: Figure Out Which Classes the Colleges You're Interested in Require
Now, we move on from classes that you must take in order to graduate to classes that it's a good idea for you to take (but aren't actually required). Many times, the bare minimum high school graduation requirements aren't enough to get you into top colleges. For example, your high school might only require you to take two years of social studies, but the colleges you're interested in might want three to four years.
Step 5: Set Up a Schedule for When to Take the Rest of Your Classes
Now that you know how many credits you need to take and which classes you need to complete, it's time to start figuring out how you'll graduate high school early. Make blank schedules for each semester you have left of high school. For example, say I just finished my sophomore year: I take seven classes a day and want to graduate a semester early. I'd make three columns, each with seven blank spaces, representing all the room I have left to take classes (see example below).
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