Kent School
Advanced Studies
Advanced Studies
Advanced Studies courses challenge students who have demonstrated a unique talent or aptitude in a specific area of study or performance to create, apply, and evaluate knowledge in that area.
Through a curriculum that emphasizes deep understanding over breadth of coverage, Advanced Studies courses highlight patterns of inquiry and creative thinking often found in college-level courses.
Advanced Studies Courses
| Advanced Studies in Biology | Advanced Studies in French Literature |
| Advanced Studies in Calculus | Advanced Studies in Greek |
| Advanced Studies in Chemistry | Advanced Studies in International Relations |
| Advanced Studies in Chinese | Advanced Studies in Latin: Virgil and Caesar |
| Advanced Studies in Computer Science Principles | Advanced Studies in Physics |
| Advanced Studies in Computer Science A | Advanced Studies in Psychology |
| Advanced Studies in Constitutional Law | Advanced Studies in Spanish Language & Culture |
| Advanced Studies in Economics | Advanced Studies in Spanish Literature |
| Advanced Studies in English Literature | Advanced Studies in Statistics |
| Advanced Studies in Environmental Science | Advanced Studies in Studio Art |
| Advanced Studies in European History | Advanced Studies in United States Government & Politics |
| Advanced Studies in French Language & Culture | Advanced Studies in World Religions |
Advanced Studies Diploma
Kent’s course offerings present a purposeful balance of varied choices and deep investigation to support students in expanding their knowledge and delving further into passions.
To further promote student agency in designing a course of study, Kent offers students the opportunity to complement the traditional Kent School diploma with an Advanced Studies diploma in a discipline or program of their choice. This Advanced Studies diploma recognizes and celebrates engagement in Kent’s most demanding coursework.
To earn an Advanced Studies diploma, students complete a series of demanding prerequisite courses and prepare a body of work of significant complexity and richness. Examples might include an historical research paper, a collection of poems, a suite of musical or theatrical performances, a portfolio of drawings or paintings, a translation from a second language, a report of laboratory or field explorations, an exposition of mathematical ideas, or an engineering solution.
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