Learn the key difference between core and elective subjects. Understand their importance, examples, and how choosing the ...

Backers of time-honored electives ranging from band to consumer sciences fear they are being crowded out of the school day as districts, facing tougher state and federal requirements, devote more time ...

Elective courses are typically seen as unnecessary by most college students. Within conversations with classmates, I’ve learned that they’re described as a waste of time. College credit is often the ...

Electives are the neglected offspring of American undergraduate education. Accrediting bodies have little to say about them. A keyword search through the New England regional standards reveals a ...

Technical electives provide an opportunity for students to explore a range of engineering, mathematical, and natural sciences topics to provide increased breadth or to focus on a specific technical ...

Newspaper. Broadcast. Drama. Studio Art. French. Chorus. Music Appreciation. Etc. These are examples of some elective classes offered in some high schools. As the name suggests, electives are supposed ...

You crunch equations in math class, test hypotheses in science class, read Shakespeare in language arts and explore historical documents in social studies. These core subjects have and continue to be ...

Your choice of courses to satisfy the major requirements must be approved by the department. Please obtain approval before starting the course so that you will be certain that it will satisfy your ...

Seventh graders at Wantagh Middle School got a hands-on look at what their final year of middle school could offer — and it ...

Must have a total of 15 unique units from the following four categories ‡ These courses are required as part of the Construction Management (CM) minor; however, only one of these courses may ...