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1. Student is enrolled in college course while at high school 2. Teacher is qualified to teach college-level course 3. Course is approved by both high school and college 4. Course appears on transcript at both HS and college 5. Grade applies to HS and college GPA 6. Tuition is charged by college (at a greatly reduced rate, or waived entirely) 7. College rules about add/drop, tuition, grading deadlines, etc. are followed, in addition to those at the high school.

(AP) US History (AP) Art or Drawing Music History Appreciation (AP) Government Principles of Marketing Finite Math Advanced Speech Intro. to Engineering Personal Finance Intro. to Business (AP) Biology Principles of Engineering Civil Engineering Senior Composition Biology Innovations (AP) Language Honors Pre-Calculus Computer Aided Design Honors Trigonometry Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Principles of Biomedical Science (AP) Chemistry Human Body Systems (AP) Calculus Biomedical Interventions Honors Physics (AP) Psychology Early Childhood EMT Course

• The CHALLENGE of • The GRIT that comes a higher level course from completing college-level work • The PRACTICE of • The STAYING college-level discourse POWER/ • The RIGOR and DETERMINATION to INTENSITY of continue in a field of college-level reading, study or profession writing, and • The SAVINGS performance achieved in tuition/fees

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AP Early College • • College-level expectations College-level expectations • • Final grade in HS course on HS Final grade on both HHS and transcript only college transcript • • College transcript entry College transcript entry is “automatic”— same grade as depends on AP score HHS • Use of course toward degree • Use of AP course may vary requirements may vary; credits within the student’s college are transferrable to other major, or toward college colleges. When transferred, degree, depending on score. credits may be used differently Different application of AP by another college. results from college to college.

• Many classes require • Colleges require prerequisites minimum GPA and/or test scores to • Freshman year — determine readiness students start the path for college work toward more advanced • HHS teachers and courses counselors help advise • Students can be placed students toward in rigorous courses appropriate choices based on performance

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