* Regents Exams: A minimum of 7 Regents exams with a score of 65 or higher. These must include:
* Three Regents exams in the humanities (one of which must be in English Language Arts).
* Three Regents exams in the sciences (must include at least one of: Living Environment, Chemistry, or Physics). These science credits can also include other approved science Regents.
* One Regents exam in mathematics (must be Algebra II or higher).
* Required Courses: You also need to complete a specified number of credits in various subject areas, including English, mathematics, science, social studies, and the arts. The exact number of credits varies, but is generally more than what's covered by the Regents exams listed above. Check with your specific high school for their credit requirements.
In short: You need *at least* three Regents science exams (including at least one from Living Environment, Chemistry, or Physics), in addition to the other required Regents and coursework. The requirements go beyond just the Regents exams themselves. Contact your high school guidance counselor for the most up-to-date and precise requirements for your specific school and graduating year.