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FULL-TIME ACADEMICS

Academics 

Academic Vision

The academic vision of Michigan Islamic Institute is to nurture students who are intellectually prepared, morally grounded, and capable of becoming leaders in higher education and the workforce. Our goal is to cultivate critical thinkers and disciplined learners who excel academically while upholding Islamic values. Through high standards of instruction, mentorship, and purposeful engagement, we strive to develop young men who lead with knowledge, character, and conviction. They will be ready to contribute to their communities and succeed in a rapidly changing world.

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Academic Mission

The mission of the academic department at Michigan Islamic Institute is to provide a structured, engaging, and values-driven education that prepares students for success in college, higher education, and the workforce. We are committed to delivering high-quality instruction, personalized support, and academic accountability in an environment rooted in Islamic character. We aim to cultivate professionalism in our students by teaching effective communication, responsible time management, and respectful conduct. Through strong study habits and a growth mindset, we ensure our graduates are confident, capable, and ready to lead with purpose in every stage of life.​

Curriculum

Michigan Islamic Institute continuously strives to provide the highest standards for educational excellence provided by its programs and teachers. The academic department is held responsible for a recognized and standard secular education curriculum. In the academic department, students follow the requirements of four years of the core subjects of Math, Science, Social Studies, and English Language Arts. The priority of the curriculum is to meet the standards of the common core curriculum, without compromising on the creative and interactive learning needs of the students.

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Our small class setting makes it ideal for students to get individual attention and instructions for each lesson, even in advanced subjects and classes. Our grading software, Gradelink, provides information on each student's progress, allowing teachers to work on the specific needs and struggles of each student. Additionally, students are offered optional Honors courses in science. 

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Graduates from the academic department of Michigan Islamic Institute are awarded a Diploma of Completion, stating the achievement of fulfilling the Michigan state graduation requirements for a high school diploma. This degree satisfies the secondary academic requirements needed for further studies in higher education and gives avenues for other areas of employment. After receiving this degree, students are encouraged to continue their journey of higher education in colleges and the workforce. 

Schedule

The student's daily schedule consists of classes Monday - Friday from 8:00 am until 4:30 pm year-round. Academic classes are from 12:45 pm until 4:30 pm. Each day students will rotate between on-campus classes, including their core subjects in Math, Science, English, and Social Studies. Semesters begin in July and end in July. 

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Core Courses

9th Grade

  • Algebra I

  • English Language Arts 9

  • Biology with option for Honors*

  • American History

  • Health & P.E. 9

  • Arabic I

  • Islamic Studies I

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10th Grade

  • Geometry

  • English Language Arts 10

  • Chemistry with option for Honors*

  • American Government/Economics

  • Arabic I I

  • Islamic Studies I I

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11th Grade

  • Algebra II

  • English Language Arts 11

  • Physics with option for Honors*

  • World History

  • Intro to Public Speaking

  • Arabic I I I

  • Islamic Studies I I I

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12th Grade

  • Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus/Business Math

  • English Language Arts 12

  • Earth Science/Psychology with option for Honors*

  • Senior Seminar/ Career Development

  • Arabic IV

  • Islamic Studies IV

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*Current Expectations for the Honors Program: Must have and maintain a 3.5 GPA each quarter. Cannot miss more than 2 consecutive weeks without a personal meeting about continuation in the program - may result in being dropped. Honors Biology requires a recommendation from Mr. Carr. Honors Chemistry requires a B in your math class. Honors Physics requires an A in your math class. Honors Psychology requires an indication of maturity (personal invitation from Mrs.

Dare or the Dean).

Enrollment

The admissions process begins with our online application, which is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We practice "rolling admission," where applications are saved until our next admission interview season. You may apply to Michigan Islamic Institute at any time, however, you will be contacted when the admission process. If you are applying for a specific term, please adhere to the application submission dates.

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