Thurston High School
Recommended Science Course Selections
Thurston High School
Recommended Science Course Selections
High school graduation requires two science credits as the minimum for graduation. Students are strongly encouraged to pursue science beyond the two credit minimum. The following recommendations reflect this.
Direct Entry Career Path- for those students going to work directly after high school without needing any further training or education.
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Career Elective: Earth Science,Animal Behavior,Anatomy and Physiology,Meteorology |
Technical Skill Career Path- for students planning on a career that will require going to a two-year community college (like LCC) or training school.
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Career Elective: Earth Science,Animal Behavior,Anatomy and Physiology,Meteorology |
Professional Skill Career Path- for students aiming towards a career which will require going to a four-year college or university after high school.
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Career Elective: Earth Science,Animal Behavior,Anatomy and Physiology,Meteorology |
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Career Elective: Earth Science,Animal Behavior,Anatomy and Physiology,Meteorology |
Career paths reflect a students post-high school goals.
Direct Entry is for those students going to work directly after high school without needing any further training or education.
Technical Skill is for students planning on a career that will require going to a two-year community college (like LCC) or training school.
Professional Skill is for students aiming towards a career which will require going to a four-year college or university after high school.
Please refer to the Thurston High School Course Catalog for further information.