Health Science and Biomedicine

Grade/Subject Language Arts Math Science Social Studies Other Requirements Pathway Courses Other Electives Total
(credits) (4.0) (3.0) (3.0) (3.0) (PE, Fine Arts)

9th English 9 or Adv. Geometry, Adv. Biology, Adv. Health 9 (.5) Introduction to Health Science and 7.0
(7.0) English 9 (1.0) Geometry, Algebra, Biology or Science 9 Fine Arts or PE Biomedicine (.5)
Introduction to (1.0) (.5)
Algebra or Adv.
Algebra II (1.0)
10th English 10 or Algebra II, Adv. Chemistry, Modern World Fine Arts or PE Health Science I (.5) 6.0
(6.0) Adv. English 10 (.5) Algebra II, Physics or Other History or AP (1.0) Health Science II (.5)
Appreciation of Geometry, or Other Science Elective European History
Literature or Epic Math Course (1.0) (1.0) (1.0)
Tradition (.5)
11th American Analysis, Pre- Physics, AP US History I & II Choose 1.0 Credit from above or from the Electives (1.0) 6.0
(6.0) Literature I or Adv. Calculus or Other Biology or Other or AP US History I & following:
American Literature Math Course (1.0) Science Elective II (1.0) Anatomy and Physiology (1.0)
(.5) (1.0) Principles of Biomedicine (1.0)
English Elective Sports Medicine I & II (1.0)
(.5) Forensic Science I & II (1.0)
Certified Nurse Aide I & Medical
Terminology (1.0)
First Aid/CPR & Emergency Medical
ScienceFirst Responder (1.0)
12th English Elective US Government Choose 2.0 Credits from above Electives (1.0) 5.0
(5.0) (1.0) and Social Studies
Elective (1.0)
OR
AP Government
& Politics (1.0)

Health care is the largest and fastest-growing industry in the United

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will spur demand for these positions. Coroner Professional Ophthalmologist/ Radiologist
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