If I finish my HS early, do I still need to take 4 credits of Theology?

If I finish my HS early, do I still need to take 4 credits of Theology?

No. The requirement is that a diploma-seeking student must take a full credit of Theology each year they are enrolled. For example, if a Seton student completes their graduation requirements during their 9th, 10th, and 11th grade, they were only enrolled for 3 years. Therefore, they would have only completed 3 credits of Theology which is fine. 

Also, if a student transfers and completes their senior year with Seton, they only need to take one full credit of Theology. 

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