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Graduation Requirements

A total of 23.0 credits (26.0 for Honors) and the Constitution Exam must be accumulated to graduate. 

  • 4.5 credits          English
  • 4.0 credits          Theology
  • 3.0 credits          Science
  • 3.0 credits          Math
  • 3.0 credits          Social Studies
  • 1.0 credit            P.E.
  • 0.5 credits          Personal Finance
  • 0.5 credits          Public Speaking
  • 2.0 credits          Foreign Language      
  • 0.5 credits          Health
  • 0.5 credits          Business
  • 0.5 credits          Fine Arts
  • 1.0 credit            Electives (CP)
  • 1.0 credit            Electives (H)

All students must complete 90 hours of community service.

 

Students must pass the following classes:

  • Religion I-IV
  • English I-IV
  • Health
  • U.S. History
  • U.S. Government & Constitution Exam
  • Physical Education I
 
Marquette offers Auto Safety and Behind the Wheel to freshmen and sophomores based on their birthday (priority is given to Illinois residents) There is an additional fee for this class.
Students must pass the following classes:
  • 4.0 credits          Theology I, II, III, IV 
  • 3.0 credits          English I, II, III 
  • .05 credits          Composition 
  • 0.5 credits          Humanities 
  • 0.5 credits          Public Speaking
  • 1.0 credit            US History 
  • 0.5 credits          World History 
  • 0.5 credits.         US Government & separate US Constitution Test
  • 0.5 credits.         Health 
  • 0.5 credits          Personal Finance 
  • 1.0 credit            Computer Science 
  • 1.0 credit            PE 
  • Service Hours - 90 hours required
 
In addition to these specific classes, students must acquire credit in the following subject areas:
  • 3.0 credits         Math 
  • 3.0 credits         Science
  • 2.0 credits         Foreign Language - College Prep and Honors
  • 1.0 credit           Fine Art
  • 1.0 credit           Computer Science 
  • 1.0 credit           Social Studies 
 
Marquette offers Auto Safety and Behind the Wheel to freshmen and sophomores based on their birthday (priority is given to Illinois residents) There is an additional fee for this class.