GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Jesuit’s graduation requirements include:
- 8 semesters of English
- 6 semesters of Foreign Language
- 6 semesters of Mathematics (90% take eight semesters or more, 30% take Calculus while in high school)
- 5 semesters of Laboratory Science (76% take seven semesters or more)
- 7 semesters of Social Studies
- 6 semesters of Theology
- 3 semesters of Physical Education / Health, and/or Music
- 2 semesters of Visual and Performing Arts
- 1 semester of Christian Service and at least 2 semesters of other college preparatory electives.
HONORS AND AP COURSES AVAILABLE TO THE CLASS OF 2010
Students are restricted to no more than two "honors" and/or AP classes in their sophomore and junior years and no more than three "honors" and / or AP classes in their senior year. Exceptions to this rule are made only after the student and parent file a petition which is reviewed and approved by the student’s counselor and the school administration.
| Honors Courses |
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Advanced Placement Courses |
| | | | Art History | Music Theory |
| Algebra II |
Spanish III |
|
Biology |
English Literature |
| Pre-Calculus |
German III |
|
Chemistry |
English Language |
| Chemistry |
Physics |
|
Physics |
Calculus AB |
| French III |
French IV |
|
Spanish |
Calculus BC |
| Latin III |
Band |
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US History |
Latin |
| Chamber Choir |
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|
Econ(Micro/Macro) |
Government and Politics |
GRADE POINT AVERAGE / CLASS RANK
Upon request, the school will report a cumulative grade point average based on all academic work accomplished at Jesuit High School from grade ten onward. This GPA will be given on either a traditional 4 point scale or a weighted honors scale (additional grade point for each AP or honors class). We do not compute student rank. A student’s decile rank in class can be determined by his regular or honors GPA (for reference, see Class of 2009 distribution below).
| Decile |
Hon GPA |
Reg GPA |
|
Decile |
Hon GPA |
Reg GPA |
| 1 st |
4.26-4.81 |
3.82-3.99 |
|
6 th |
3.35-3.46 |
3.30-3.37 |
| 2 nd |
4.01-4.25 |
3.68-3.81 |
|
7 th |
3.21-3.34 |
3.18-3.29 |
| 3 rd |
3.85-4.00 |
3.53-3.60 |
|
8 th |
3.04-3.20 |
3.00-3.17 |
| 4 th |
3.62-3.84 |
3.42-3.52 |
|
9 th |
2.73-3.03 |
2.73-2.99 |
| 5 th |
3.49-3.61 |
3.31-3.41 |
|
10 th |
2.07-2.72 |
2.06-2.72 |
COLLEGE ADMISSIONS SCORES: 2008-2009
SAT Reasoning Test: (247 Jesuit students)
| Crit. Reading |
25% = 520 |
Crit. Reading Mean |
= 581 |
Crit. Reading |
75% = 640 |
| Mathematics |
25% = 520 |
Mathematics Mean |
= 593 |
Mathematics |
75% = 670 |
| Writing |
25% = 520 |
Writing Mean |
= 580 |
Writing |
75% = 650 |
SAT Subject Tests: (185 students - Mean Scores - number of test takers in parentheses)
| American History: |
569(90) |
Mathematics IC: |
560 (21) |
Biology (M) |
668 (33) |
| English Literature: |
547(92) |
Mathematics IIC: |
639 (97) |
Chemistry |
607 (76) |
ACT: (181 Jesuit students)
English 26.4 Mathematics 26.5 Reading 26.3 Science 24.9 Composite 26.0
Advanced Placement:
Over the past two years (2007-2009), 444 students sat for 825 AP tests with 80% receiving grades of "3" or better: National Merit Program:
In the last five years, 21 members of the Classes of 2006-2010 were named National Merit Semi-Finalists and 69 seniors were named Commended Students. The National Hispanic Scholar Recognition Program recognized 31 Jesuit students, and three students were named African-American National Achievement Scholars for a grand total of 124 students recognized over five years. (The Class of 2010 has 23 students who qualified for these various honors.)
FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES WITH MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS: 2004-2008
| Arizona State |
10 |
| Holy Names University |
2 |
| Merced |
10 |
| Boston College |
8 |
| Indiana University |
2 |
| San Diego |
25 |
| Boston University |
2 |
| Loyola Marymount University |
46 |
| Santa Barbara |
30 |
| California State University |
|
| Loyola University, Chicago |
4 |
| Santa Cruz |
35 |
| Cal Poly, Pomona |
7 |
| Marquette University |
4 |
| U of Alabama |
2 |
| Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo |
68 |
| Middlebury College |
2 |
| U of Arizona |
22 |
| Chico |
46 |
| New York University |
7 |
| U of Chicago |
4 |
| Fresno |
3 |
| Notre Dame University |
11 |
| U of Colorado at Boulder |
5 |
| Fullerton |
3 |
| Ohio State University |
2 |
| U of Hawaii |
2 |
| Humboldt |
4 |
| Oregon State University |
6 |
| U of Kentucky |
2 |
| Long Beach |
11 |
| Pacific Lutheran University |
2 |
| U of Nebraska at Lincoln |
3 |
| Monterey Bay |
11 |
| Pepperdine University |
4 |
| U of Nevada, Reno |
11 |
| Sacramento |
92 |
| Pitzer College |
2 |
| U of New Mexico |
2 |
| San Diego |
28 |
| Pomona College |
2 |
| U of Oregon |
23 |
| San Francisco |
28 |
| Princeton University |
3 |
| U of the Pacific |
16 |
| San Jose |
10 |
| Regis University |
5 |
| U of Portland |
10 |
| Sonoma |
23 |
| St. Mary's College of California |
30 |
| U of Redlands |
7 |
| Chapman University |
5 |
| Santa Clara University |
48 |
| U of San Diego |
14 |
| Claremont-McKenna |
4 |
| Seattle University |
20 |
| U of San Francisco |
26 |
| Colorado School of Mines |
2 |
| Southern Methodist University |
2 |
| U of Southern California |
24 |
| Colorado State University |
2 |
| Stanford University |
9 |
| U of Texas, Austin |
2 |
| Creighton University |
8 |
| Texas State University |
2 |
| U of Washington |
2 |
| Dominican University |
4 |
| Thomas Aquinas College |
2 |
| Yale University |
2 |
| Embry Riddle |
2 |
| University of California |
|
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| Fordham University |
5 |
| Berkeley |
36 |
| U.S. Military Academies |
|
| Georgetown University |
5 |
| Davis |
41 |
| Air Force Academy |
2 |
| Gonzaga University |
37 |
| Irvine |
10 |
| Naval Academy |
3 | | Harvard University |
3 | | Los Angeles |
33 | | USMA - West Point |
1 |
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