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Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Miami Southridge Senior High School
  • C
    Overall Grade
  • Public
  • 8-12
  • Miami, FL
  • 199 reviews
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Academics at Miami Southridge Senior High School

Academics
C
Based on SAT/ACT scores, colleges students are interested in, and survey responses on academics from students and parents.
Average Graduation Rate
84%

State Test Scores

Percent Proficient - Reading
20%
Percent Proficient - Math
14%

AP and College Prep Courses

AP Exam Pass Rate
8%
AP Enrollment
15%
AP Math Enrollment
Very Low
AP Science Enrollment
Average
Number of AP Courses Offered
13
AP Other Enrollment
Low
Advanced Math Enrollment
High
IB Program Offered
No

SAT and ACT Test Scores

Average SAT
1040
109 responses
Math
520
Verbal
520
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Average ACT
20
74 responses
Math
19
Reading
21
English
20
Science
19
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Colleges Students Are Considering

Popular Colleges

Niche users from this school are most interested in the following colleges.

What Students Want to Study

Popular Majors

Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.

  • Nursing
    53 Students
  • Business Management
    29 Students
  • Registered Nursing (RN)
    29 Students
  • Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration
    26 Students
  • Psychology
    26 Students
  • Business
    25 Students
  • Biology
    21 Students
  • Physical Therapy
    20 Students
  • Business Administration and Management
    18 Students
  • Criminal Justice and Corrections
    18 Students

What Students Say

Poll
How challenging are academics at this school?
Based on 24 responses
  • This school is nationally recognized.
    4%
  • This school is the best in the area.
    29%
  • Probably like most other schools.
    58%
  • This school doesn't challenge anyone.
    8%
Poll
How seriously do students take their classes at this school?
Based on 16 responses
  • Very seriously. Students are there to learn with an eye on the future.
    31%
  • Seriously. Students are there to learn, but aren't necessarily thinking about the future.
    38%
  • Somewhat seriously. Students are more focused on what's going on this weekend.
    19%
  • Not seriously at all. They're more interested in socializing and partying.
    13%
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