Home Life Academy: Credit Application Plan
The following chart indicates how dual enrollment courses through the Geneva Institute may be applied for high school credit at Home Life Academy (HLA). (Note: this is not a complete high school plan but only indicates how Institute classes are considered by Home Life Academy.)
When using the Applecore Grade Reporting System, be sure to indicate how the course should be counted. For instance, Great Books of The Ancient World can count as an English, Social Studies or Elective credit. Indicate how it should be counted for your student by selecting the appropriate “category.” After selecting the category, select Dual Enrollment. Enter the dual enrollment information (course name, course number, and the name of the school/college offering the course. Under Textbook/Resources enter Geneva Institute.
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Subject |
HS credits |
GICT College Level Courses counting 1 HS credit |
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Bible |
3 |
BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldview CT 114 Intro to Christian Thought and Apologetics |
|
English |
4 |
ENG 109 College Writing I ENG 110 College Writing II LA TBD Great Books of The Ancient World LA TBD Great Books of Christendom LA TBD Great Books of the Renaissance and Reform LA TBD Great Books of the Modern World |
|
Math |
4 |
MATH 114 Geometry and Algebra (HS Geometry Credit) MATH 116 Contemporary Mathematics MATH 117 Pre-Calculus MATH 122 Calculus 1 |
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Science |
3 |
BIO 115 Environmental Science |
|
Social Studies |
1 |
BIB 222 Old Testament Literature and Interpretation BIB 224 New Testament Literature and Interpretation CT 113 Critical Survey of Worldview CT 114 Intro to Christian Thought and Apologetics LA TBD Great Books of The Ancient World LA TBD Great Books of Christendom LA TBD Great Books of the Renaissance and Reform LA TBD Great Books of the Modern World PSY 111 Psychology |
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U.S. Hist |
1 |
HIS 221 History of the United States I HIS 222 History of the United States II |
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Gov/Econ |
1 |
BUS 121 Introduction to Business ECFN 210 Introduction to Economics |
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Phys Ed. |
1 |
|
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Fine Arts |
1 |
MUS 210 Music Appreciation |
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Language |
2 |
GRK 111 Elementary Greek I GRK 112 Elementary Greek II |
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Electives |
3 |
[Any of the above courses] |