Mount Michael provides the solid, core curriculum that competitive colleges demand. All students are required to take four years of math, science, English, social studies, and theology. Although only two years of a foreign language are required at this time, students are strongly encouraged to take four. The majority of Mount Michael students earn college credits by taking Advanced Placement (AP) classes. Some graduates enter college with enough credit to be given sophomore status. The average number of credits taken to college by Mount Michael graduates is fifteen. Eric Crawford |
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Mount Michael, we believe that every young man needs the gift of
challenge to reach his full academic potential. Our rigorous college
prep curriculum is designed to provide this challenge. Classes are
small and every student's progress is monitored closely. Our motivated
student body and our strong faculty work closely together to create
an atmosphere of academic intensity.