1. PONCHATOULA HIGH SCHOOL 2015-2016 DEADLINES: FRIDAY, MAY 15 –AP/DUAL ENROLLMENT PACKET & FALL TUITION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 – YEARLONG TUITION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 – SPRING TUITION AP Courses Dual Enrollment

2. Remind 101 – via text

3. Remind 101 – via email

4. Advanced Placement Courses College Board http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/index.html AP Environmental Science AP Physics 1 Algebra-based : 1 st semester college physics AP Physics 2 Algebra-based AP Physics Calculus-based: Mechanics/Electricity & Magnetism/6 credits AP Exam  Exam Scores  AP SCORE QUALIFICATION  5 Extremely well qualified - equivalent to A grades in the corresponding college course  4 Well qualified - equivalent to grades of A–, B+ and B in corresponding college course  3 Qualified - equivalent to grades of B–, C+ and C in corresponding college course  2 Possibly qualified  1 No recommendation Cost - $100 exam fee

5. AP Stats 14-15 Class# students# testing AP Env Science189 AP Physics I3224 AP Physics II55 13-14 Class# students# testing#earning AP credit AP Physics B15 7 12-13 Class# students# testing#earning AP credit AP Physics B17145

6. SLU Dual Enrollment http://www.southeastern.edu/future_students/dual_enrollment/program/index.html In an effort to provide increased opportunities for college-bound high school students, enrollment in Southeastern's Dual Enrollment Program affords students the opportunity to earn high school credit and college credit simultaneously while remaining in the familiar environment of high school. Through our program, courses are presented on high school campuses in partnership with Southeastern faculty.

7. Fall Tuition due 5/15 Spring Tuition due 10/9 Yearlong Tuition due 12/4 ENGL 101 Freshman Comp MATH 161 College Algebra SPAN 101 Elem Spanish I FREN 101 Elem French I MATH 162 Trigonometry MATH 241 Elem Statistics ENGL 102 Critical Reading & Writing SPAN 102 Elem Spanish II FREN 101 Elem French I MATH 161 College Algebra HIST 202 American History since 1877 HIST 101 Western Civilization to 1500 MUS 151 Introduction to Music GBIO 151 General Biology CHEM 101 General Chemistry PSYC 101 Psychology 45 hours! SLU Courses Offered at PHS

8. Proposed Dual Enrollment & AP Class Hours 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7th Adv Math 161 D X XX Adv Math PreCal 161/162 DX X Adv Math Statistic 161/241 D X X American History DXX Biology II D X Calculus X Chemistry I DXXXXXX Chemistry II DXXXXXX English IV DX X X Fine Arts D XX French II D X Psychology DX Spanish II D X World History D XX AP Environmental Science X AP Physics IX AP Physics II X AP Physcis C X

9. Course Limits Dual Enrollment Limit 9 – 3 hour SLU courses 27 credit hours These limits do not include hours earned via AP courses Southeastern Gifted and Talented Youth Program ACT 22, GPA 3.0, regular part-time fees Southeastern Scholars Program ACT 24, GPA 3.0, scholarships

10. Enrollment Criteria Minimum criteria: be on track to complete the LA Core 4 curriculum be in the 10th, 11th or 12th grade have an ACT or PLAN composite score of 18 or greater

11. Required ACT/PLAN sub-scores for specific courses Math or Chemistry Math sub-score of 19 or higher English or Music English sub-score of 18 or higher Spanish, History, or Psychology English sub-score of 18 or Math sub-score of 19 General Biology English sub-score of 18 and Math sub-score of 19

12. Additional Considerations Students with a math sub-score of 28 can skip Math 161 and go straight to Math 162 or Math 241. Students with an English sub-score of 29 or higher can skip Engl 101 and go straight to Engl 102.

13. Tuition and Additional Costs Textbooks are supplied at no cost. Damaged or non- returned books will be charged to the student for the book as books are individually assigned. Many courses require the use of a 3rd-party computer program. Prices vary from $15-$30 dollars with this cost being the responsibility of the student or high school. $175-$200 All courses, whether being taught as a single-semester or year-long course, will be charged tuition at a discounted rate of $175-$200 per 3-credit hours. This discounted tuition is NOT refundable should a student withdraw from a course. Students will remain in course after withdrawal.

14. Tuition Due Dates Payable by check or money order made payable to PHS. No cash. NOTE: Cost may increase. Fall semester tuition - Friday, May 15 Yearlong tuition – Oct 9 Spring Semester – Dec 4

15. SLU Textbooks SLU textbooks are provided free of charge. However, textbooks not returned by due date will result in a PHS Fine. (FYI: books cost $100+) What are the return deadlines? Books are due the first business day following the last day of final exams. Students will be charged a fine if books are returned the 2nd business day through 5th business day following the last day of final exams. Any late book not returned by the 5th business day following the last day of final exams MUST BE PURCHASED.

16. SLU Class Information SLU Syllabus  How grades are calculated for the class  Assignments  Tests  Grading scale  Tests  Material covered SLU Grades  Leonet  Moodle Account  Math XL  Pearson You didn’t tell us that PHS ≠ SLU SLU ≠ PHS

17. Grades Students will receive a grade of A, B, C, D, F or W at the college level. All grades will become part of a student's permanent record at the college level.

18. W (Withdrawal) Grades Letters are sent home prior to withdraw date requiring a parent signature. Does not impact a student’s GPA. Students must witness Ms. Latour withdraw them from the class.

19. As far as a W, it carries no quality points and does not contribute to GPA. One or two W’s is not a problem and this is really dependent on what a student wants to do. If a student is going to medical/dental/pre- professional school, a W CAN cause problems. For the most part, one or two W grades will not adversely affect a student. It also has no affect on TOPS.

20. SLU Grades vs. PHS Grades PHS grade – parent command SLU grade – Math XL, moodle account or LEONET In most cases, these grades will not be the same. The PHS grade tends to be higher because of additional assignments at the high school level. To avoid surprises it is imperative that the SLU grade is monitored through one of the above mentioned sites.

21. SLU Transcript vs. PHS Transcript Must request transcripts directly from SLU for college level course work. http://www.southeastern.edu/future_students/dual_enrollment/assets/Transcript_Request_Form.pdf

22. Fall 2014 Grade Distribution ClassABCDFW ENGL 101 (72)11 (15%)34 (47%)20 (28%)4 (6%)1 (1%)2 (3%) Math 161 (77)19 (25%)23 (30%)21 (27%)6 (8%)2 (3%)6 (8%) Span 101 (33)11 (33%)17 (51%)5 (15%)0%

23. 13-14 Grade Distribution ClassABCDFW ENGL 10211 (25.5%)26 (60.5%)6 (13.9%)0% ENGL 101 (Spring) 04 (80%)1 (20%)0% ENGL 101 (Fall) 7 (15.5%)33 (73.3%)5 (11.1%)0% ENGL 10211 (25.5%)26 (60.5%)6 (13.9%)0% HIST 10111 (21.5%)24 (47%)12 (23.5%)1 (2%)0%3 (6%)

24. 12-13 Grade Distribution ClassABCDFW ENGL 101 (50)58%25%6%0% 9% Math 161 (68)25%43%24%1%9%6% Span 101 (33)11 (33%)17 (51%)5 (15%)0% Engl 102 (53)45%47%8%0% Hist 101 (87)30%43%16%0% 8% Math 162 (50)45%30%16%6%2%0% Math 241 (12)42%25%33%0%

25. Spring 2012 Grade Distribution ClassABCDFW ENGL (84)30%50%14%0% 6% Span 102 (22)41%36%23%0% Hist 101 (64)9%45%42%0% 4% Math 162 (68)31%43%16%0% 10% Math 241 (20)50%40%10%0% Math 241 (21)43%47%10%0% Gbio 151 (24)21%29%50%0% Hist 202 (33)9%33%45%3%0%3% Musc 151 (15)60%7%0% 33%

26. Spring 2012 Grade Distributions English (84): A=30% B=50% C=14% D=0% F=0% W=6% Gbio 151 (24): A=21% B=29% C=50% D=0% F=0% W=0% Hist 101 (64): A=9% B=45% C=42% D=0% F=0% W=4 Hist 202 (33): A=9% B=33% C=45% D=3% F=0% W=3% Music 151 (15): A=60% B=7% C=0% D=0% F=0% W=33% Span 102 (22): A=41% B=36% C=23% D=0% F=0% W=0% Math 162 (68): A=31% B=43% C=16% D=0% F=0% W=10% Math 241 CD (20): A=50% B=40% C=10% D=0% F=0% W=0% Math 241 HT (21): A=43% B=47% C=10% D=0% F=0% W=0%

27. Nursing Degree (24 hours offered) Nursing Degree (24 hours offered) Industrial Technology (27-30 hours offered) Industrial Technology (27-30 hours offered) Math 161/241 English 101/102 General Biology 151 Psychology 101 Arts elective History elective Math 161/162 English 101/102 Biological Science Psychology 101 Chemistry 101 Arts Elective History 101 or 102 (AP Physics) Make your course selection relevant!

28. Check General Catalogs for Required Courses Southeastern Louisiana University http://www.selu.edu/admin/rec_reg/university_catalogue/ LSU General Catalog http://www.lsu.edu/catalogs/

29. Curriculum in Nursing

30. Transfer Credit Most courses will transfer to other colleges and universities. (including LSU) LSU Tiger Transfer Tables http://sites01.lsu.edu/wp/admissions/become-a-tiger-2/transfer-students/tiger-transfer- tables/ Board of Regents Articulation Matrix http://regents.louisiana.gov/master-course-articulation-matrix-ay-2014-15/

31. Board of Regents Articulation Matrix Course Name College Course #

33. Benefits of AP & Dual Enrollment Be better prepared for the rigor of college. Potentially decrease the cost of a college education by earning college credit in high school. Use TOPS for graduate school by completing an undergraduate degree in less than 8 semesters.

35. Printing SLU Transcript from LEONET 1. Click on self-service. 2. Click on view unofficial transcript. Log in to LEONET. Instructions for logging into LEONET: http://www.southeastern.edu/future_students/dual_enrollment/assets/change_password.pdf

36. 1. Select all unofficial transcripts. 2.Click go. 3. Print your transcript and attach to application.