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34 Edgenuity Courses Earn A-G Approval from U California

The University of California Office of the President has granted A-G approval for 34 of Edgenuity's online courses.

The A-G requirement, also known as the Subject Requirement, is "a pattern of 15 college-preparatory courses drawn from the areas of history/social science, English, math, lab science, a language other than English, the visual and performing arts and the college-preparatory elective" that students must complete in order to enroll as freshmen in the University of California (UC), according to information released by UC. Approval for the Edgenuity courses will last through the 2015-2016 school year.

Edgenuity courses receiving A-G approval include:

  • Five English language arts classes;
  • Two science courses, biology and chemistry;
  • Eight math courses;
  • Three social studies courses;
  • Five high school Spanish and French language classes;
  • Four general elective courses such as economics and geography; and
  • Seven advanced placement courses.

"Edgenuity is proud to uphold the high academic standards outlined by the University of California across such a broad range of our approved online and blended learning courses," said Sari Factor, CEO of Edgenuity, in a prepared statement. "From advanced placement courses to lab sciences, we are committed to providing an engaging, content-rich curriculum designed to prepare students to succeed in college and career."

More information on UC's A-G requirements is available at ucop.edu. Visit ccdn.edgenuity.com for a complete list of Edgenuity courses available in California, including those with A-G approval.

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Joshua Bolkan is contributing editor for Campus Technology, THE Journal and STEAM Universe. He can be reached at [email protected].

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