Graduation Requirements
These requirements are based on four years of full-time enrollment. Requirements may be modified depending on time of entry and program "pathway" through Drew.
All requirement modifications and waivers must be approved by the Head of School and/or the Dean of Academics.
Core Academic Requirements | |||
| DEPARTMENT | YEARS | COURSES/NOTES | UNITS |
| English | 4 years | English I, II, Writing for College*, English Seminars | 40 units |
| History/Social Science | 4 years | World History I and II, US History or Civics, Humanitas | 40 units |
| Mathematics | 3 years(4 recommended) | Integrated Math I, II, III | 30 units |
| Science | 3 years(4 recommended) | Two lab sciences in addition to Integrated Science | 30 units |
| Language | 2 years(3-4 recommended) | French, Spanish, Mandarin (when offered) or ASL (Prior Dean of Academics Approval Required) | 20 units |
| Fine Arts** | 2 years | Freshman Arts Core plus an Intermediate/Advanced level courseUpdated from 1 year required, Fall 2007 | 20 units |
| Electives | 3 years | Choose from courses from any of the above disciplines. | 30 units |
| Physical Education*** | Certain Friday A/B Block Electives = 2 units/semesterParticipating in a Drew Sports Team = 5 units/seasonUpdated from 8 units required, Fall 2007 | 10 units | |
TOTAL 220 units | |||
Additional Drew Program Requirements | |||
| Enrichment Electives | 4 years | Friday A/B Block courses. Some courses fulfill this and the P.E. requirement concurrently. | 32 units |
| Advising/DEALL | 4 years | Two units earned each year for participating in Advising groups & DEALL activities. | 8 units |
| Senior Project | 2 units | ||
* Students may test out of Writing for College with the Writing Proficiency Test.
** The revised Fine Arts requirement applies to the Class of 2009 and later.
*** The revised P.E. requirement applies to the Class of 2010 and later.
Sample Schedules
Courses in parenthesis represent options based on placement exams/department approval.
Students may not have more than one free period unless approved by their Advisor and Dean of Academics.
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Freshman
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Junior
* May test out of Writing for College with Writing Proficiency Test |
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Sophomore
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Senior
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