What 2+2 in algebra honors

The major difference between the two would be that one is an Honors course, while the other is not. Regular courses (e.g. Algebra II) are courses that everyone of the average intelligence must take in order to graduate (in this case high school). Honors courses (e.g. Honors Algebra II) require a significant amount of dedication and perseverance. Honors courses are more fast paced, give you more topics in a smaller quantity of time, and are more prestigious than the regular course. Honors courses look better on your resume, too. Usually, guidance counselors recommend Honors courses to those intending to attend a four year university to increase your chances of being accepted. However, it is imperative that one does well when taking one or more of these courses, because if you don’t, it shows that even though you were willing to take the jump by taking a harder course, you couldn’t do well on it. For all of the above mentioned, Honors courses are also worth more GPA points, 0.5 to be precise. These point may be crucial in graduating with a 4.0 or higher GPA. So, all-in-all, Honors courses are just harder, more praise-worthy, and more time-consuming than the normal course.

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