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The state of South Dakota
requires two or three credits of high school science laboratory classes, depending on
the track that you and your child decide to take. If a student is
currently enrolled in the "Standard" track then he/she would
only need to take two of these classes. In contrast, those who are
enrolled in the "Advanced" or "Distinguished" route
will need a minimum of three credits of lab science. One of those three
credits must be either chemistry or physics. For the college bound
student, taking chemistry is a wise course of action since many universities
contain major programs which require at least some credits of this science.
To view a list of all South Dakota high school graduation requirements
click here.
Note: for those interested in the "South Dakota Opportunities
Scholarship" four credits of lab science are required one of which must
include biology and another that includes either chemistry or physics. Physical science is a prerequisite for chemistry and it is suggested
that students have a solid background in math, especially algebra I.
Chemistry is the study of energy, matter, change (both chemical and
physical), atomic structure, heat, bonding nature, electron arrangement,
and interactions between molecules. To view a list of all South Dakota
state science standards and to see a more in depth view of topics covered in
chemistry click here.
Your testing home page on quia.com can be found by clicking on the following
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