Seniors at Swedish school have only four days to complete course GOTHENBURG, Sweden, May 28 (UPI) -- Seniors at a Swedish high school said they were shocked to discover days before graduation they must complete a course the school apparently forgot to offer. The students at Aniaragymnasiet high school in Gothenburg said they were outraged to be told only four days before this week's scheduled graduation ceremony that the school had neglected to teach them a required course on religion, The Local.se reported Tuesday. We're supposed to graduate in four days and I'm meant to complete a course that is actually supposed to last the whole year. That's impossible," student Patricia Kjellby said. Christel Berver, the school's principal, said the problem came from a misinterpretation of the country's required curriculum. "When you read the law, it can be interpreted that you can switch religion with social science," Berver said. However, officials recently discovered that is not the case and the students must either now complete the course's requirements before graduation or accept a failing grade for the class and make it up in the fall.