Students who want to attend a four-year public university in California must complete college preparatory courses known as A-G requirements. The sequence of courses often is different from a district’s high school graduation requirement, a source of confusion among many students and parents.
In 2023, more than half of high school seniors failed to meet these requirements, which means that they were not eligible to apply to California’s public universities.
An EdSource analysis shows rates of college-preparatory course completion among Black and Latino students, as well as those in inland and rural communities, are particularly low.
A panel of experts and a student discuss the significance of A-G requirements, the reasons behind inequities and how schools are addressing them.
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