Due to possible changes in the State Board of Education graduation requirements, Logan High School’s graduation
requirements may differ depending on the graduating year of  the student.  Please make sure to check the specific year of your
graduation to get current graduation information for that years’ graduating class.

ARTS - 1.5 credits
One and one-half credits of Fine Arts are required to graduate.

SCIENCE - 3 credits

Earth Science     Earth Science	Biological Science       Biology        AP Biology
Chemistry      Chemistry      Honors Chemistry      AP Chemistry	Physics      Physics      AP Physics

Note:  Most colleges or universities require three credits of science.

ENGLISH - 4 credits
A total of four English credits must be earned in grades 9, 10, 11 and 12.  Students must register for 1 credit per year.

WORLD LANGUAGES - 1 credit

MATHEMATICS - 3 credits
Three credits of Math are required to graduate, including Algebra or Applied Algebra (1credit) and Geometry or Applied Geometry (1 credit) or beyond.
Note:  Many colleges or universities require completion through Intermediate Algebra and beyond.

SOCIAL STUDIES - 3 credits

Geography for Life	1 credit
Ancient/Modern World	.5 credit
United States History	1 credit
U.S. Government and Citizenship	.5 credit

HEALTHY LIFESTYLES/FITNESS - 2 credits

Coed PE - Participation Skills & Techniques	.5 credit
Dyn Fit or Aerobics	.5 credit
Health	.5 credit
PE Elective	.5 credit

CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION / APPLIED TECHNOLOGY - 1 credit

Technology & Engineering or  Child Development or  Word Processing	.5 credit
Applied Technology Elective	.5 credit

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY - .5 credit

Computer Technology or OSS 1400

.5 credit

FINANCIAL LITERACY - .5 credit

ELECTIVES - 4.5 credits
All students must complete 4.5 elective credits. If a student is planning to attend a college or university, two credits of World Language is recommended (required by some). Additional math, science, social studies, and English are also recommended. Advanced Placement (AP) classes and Concurrent Enrollment classes are also recommended for students planning to attend a college or university. If a student is planning to enter a vocational program he/she should take the classes related to that vocational goal.

Utah Basic Skills Competency Test
As mandated by Utah State Legislation, beginning with the graduating class of 2006, all students in the state will be required to take and pass all 3 sections of the Utah Basic Skills Competency Test in order to receive a high school diploma.  Students will take the test for the first time in the spring of their 10th grade year.  Multiple retakes will be offered in students’ 11th and 12th grade years in order to allow all students to fulfill this requirement.