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High School Credit High school level students may register for individual CALCampus courses and transfer them into their local high school or homeschooling program. Our High School Division is fully accredited by the National Association of Private Schools. Course Numbering and Credit Amount CALCampus high school courses are numbered in the 200s on our Course List. Our high school courses are designed to cover the content of a full year, unless otherwise stated in the course description. There is no uniform credit system among high schools, so we do not specify credit amounts on our transcripts. The transcript states the course in terms of length: ex. 'full year content' or 'half year content'. It is then up to the particular high school to award their credit amount. In our High School Diploma program, we award 1 credit for a full year content course. Course Transfer If you choose to seek transfer credit for one of our high school courses, you need to first arrange with your own high school counselor to accept a particular CALCampus course for credit in your high school program. Print the course description to show your counselor. We can also provide you with a syllabus to show your counselor, if needed. Ask the Director if you have questions about this. Course Prices To RegisterCheck on cost and availability by viewing the Current Course List With Prices Math Consumer Math Pre-Algebra High School Algebra I Plane Geometry High School Algebra II Trigonometry Business Mathematics Beginning Calculus I Beginning Calculus II Statistics Science General Health Physical Science Earth Science General Chemistry General Biology I General Biology II General Physics Anatomy & Physiology Social Sciences Introduction to Psychology Introduction to Economics Introduction to Sociology Survey of American History High School American Government Law and Society World History I World History II World Geography U.S. Legal System English and Religion (Humanities) Basic English I Basic English II Reading Comprehension High School English Composition High School Introduction to World Literature Survey of American Literature Survey of English Literature Writing Research Papers Introduction to Philosophy Religions of the World Foreign Language French I Business and Professional Studies Introduction to Economics Business Law Family Law Introduction to Criminal Law Bookkeeping Accounting I Students may also select advanced electives from our Business department with permission of the instructor. Advanced Courses High school students may request enrollment in our postsecondary college level (300's) courses (will require instructor permission and pre-screening for eligibility)--see Course List. Independent Self-Study Electives High school diploma students may select independent self-study courses to fulfill their electives. These are individual, self-instructional courses, which fulfill specific learning areas not already offered by CALCampus courses. Students' progress is monitored and managed by CALCampus instructors. |
Margaret G. Morabito, Director 
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