The California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE) is an early-exit exam for high school students who are in the second semester of their sophomore year (and aged 15 or over) in high school, or 16-18 years old, or those that have enrolled in the 10th grade for two semesters or more. This exam only pertains to the high school curriculum in California, and may or may not apply to other states.

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  • The California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE) is an early-exit exam for high school students who are in the second semester of their sophomore year (and aged 15 or over) in high school, or 16-18 years old, or those that have enrolled in the 10th grade for two semesters or more. This exam only pertains to the high school curriculum in California, and may or may not apply to other states. Therefore, a student must check to see if their college of choice outside of California will accept such a test. It is offered twice every six months, and its cost is $92 ($120 if after deadline). Those that have taken the CAHSEE (the California High School Exit Exam, required of all high school students to graduate in California) will find the CHSPE very similar in format, with a longer exam and more difficult questions.
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  • The California High School Proficiency Exam (CHSPE) is an early-exit exam for high school students who are in the second semester of their sophomore year (and aged 15 or over) in high school, or 16-18 years old, or those that have enrolled in the 10th grade for two semesters or more. This exam only pertains to the high school curriculum in California, and may or may not apply to other states.
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  • California High School Proficiency Exam
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