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Originally Posted by Fazor
I felt/feel the same way. Now it's been diggity-ought years since I've been in highschool (okay, so 8 years since I graduated) but when I went through, we were only required to take introductory classes in the four schools of scinece they had it broken down to: Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Each were half a (school)year long. Astronomy was an elective. Then you had to take the second-level to two of the four schools of science (i.e., Biology 2) which were also only two quarters each.
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In California, at least when I was a student (I graduated nearly 13 years ago), you had to take health, one year of life sciences (college-track kids generally took biology), and one year of physical sciences (chemistry or physics, generally). We didn't have
any science electives at my school except Physics II my junior year and Bio II my senior year. (Both classes had large amounts of the same people.)