ELECTIVES
Our office often receives questions concerning elective options for high school. Electives are a great way for a student to try a field of study that they may have a concentrated interest. Following is a suggested list of elective options. By no means is the list exclusive, the possibilities are endless. These are just options that varying members of our association have used. It is the parent's responsibility to research, purchase and implement curriculum to fulfill the elective. Upcountry Homeschool Association does not endorse any specific curriculum or retailer, these listings are for informational purposes only.
APOLOGETICS:
World Cultures
Mythology
Comparative Religions
Worldview Studies
ART:
Art Appreciation
Drawing
Painting
Sculpting
Studio Art
Photography
BIBLE:
Church history
Old Testament/New Testament Survey
Bible Study Topic Specific
BUSINESS:
Marketing
Advertising
Business management
Entrepreneurship skills
Office Skills
Business Law
COMMUNICATION:
Public speaking
Creative Writing
Journalism
Communication Skills
COMPUTER:
Web design
Typing
Fundamentals of Computer systems
Computer Applications/Software
Audio production
film production
Media Technology
Music Production
Word Processing
Web programming
Programming
Animation
App design/development
Computer hardware repair
Graphic Design
FINE ARTS:
Drawing
Film making
Sculpture
Photography
Band
Ceramics
Painting
Instrument Lessons
Orchestra
FOREIGN LANGUAGE:
Latin
French
German
Chinese
Spanish
HEALTH ELECTIVES:
Nutrition
First Aid
CPR Training
LANGUAGE AND WRITING:
Journalism
Creative Writing
Poetry
Debate
Literature
LIFE SKILLS:
Plumbing
Carpentry
Auto Mechanic
Driver's Education
Electronics
Robotics
Hospitality
Home Economics
MATHEMATICS:
Statistics and Probability
Trigonometry
PERFORMING ARTS:
Dance
Theater
Drama
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
Gymnastics
weightlifting
Team Sports
Individual sports
Aerobics
Dance
Lifeguard Training
Pilates
Racquet Sports
Swimming
Yoga
RHETORIC:
Debate
Logic
Critical Thinking
SCIENCE:
Psychology
Astronomy
Botany
Meteorology
Oceanography
Physics
Agriculture
Environmental Science
Zoology
SOCIAL SCIENCE:
Psychology
Anthropology
Sociology
US Government
Civics
Political Studies
Economics
International Relations
STUDY SKILLS:
Critical Thinking
SAT/ACT Prep
VISUAL ARTS:
Drawing
Painting
Sculting
Film Making
Graphic Design
VOCATIONAL:
Auto body repair
Auto mechanics
Building Construction
Computer-aided drafting
Cosmetology
Electronics
HVAC
Metalworking
Plumbing
Robotics
Woodworking
Welding