MyTNPath

MyTNPath helps you plan how to meet Tennessee's 22-credit minimum for high school graduation, showing how course substitutions and elective focus flexibility can fulfill each requirement.

This tool only demonstrates pathways to those 22 required credits — it is not a full course schedule. Depending on whether your school uses traditional or block scheduling, you'll actually take roughly 28 to 32 courses total over four years; this tool shows only the subset that counts toward the 22-credit graduation minimum.

How to use this tool: scroll down and pick a course from each dropdown menu, one requirement at a time. As soon as you choose a course, you'll see what it's about and how many credits it's worth. The bar near the top fills up as you go — once it shows 22 of 22, you've planned enough courses to meet Tennessee's graduation minimum. You can change any answer whenever you want, use the menu on the left to jump straight to a section, and click "Clear all selections" if you want to start over.

Students may alternatively pursue a Dual Enrollment Pathway established by their school district's postsecondary partner(s) by selecting the applicable "Dual Enrollment" option listed below each graduation requirement. This could include pursuing the Industry 4.0 Diploma Distinction Program. Talk with your school counselor for additional information about these options.

Please note: course availability varies by district and school. Always consult your school counselor to verify which courses are available and to confirm graduation requirements for your school.