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Colleges and universities sign agreements with the district to grant college credit for high school courses that align to college level curriculum. These agreements recognize that skills and competencies are developed through successful completion of specific coursework. Articulated credit is awarded to students who achieve the competencies agreed to and matriculate to the partnering institution. Benefits of articulated credit can include savings on tuition, books and fees, saving time by avoiding duplicative coursework, and providing time in the schedule for expanded program content.
Students that take the courses listed below have the opportunity to earn Advanced Standing at the college listed in the description below the course. Each course has a memorandum of understanding signed between the Appoquinimink School District and the partnering institution of higher ed. Students must meet the requirements of the MOU in order to earn the credits. This may include a minimum grade in the course as well as the successful completion of the prerequisite courses.
ENG121GL
Wilmington University-English Composition I (ENG 121)
Delaware Technical Community College – Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology (BIO 110)
Wilmington University – Science Elective
AG9127
Delaware State University – Introduction to Animal Science (AGRI 206)
Delaware Technical Community College – Animal Science (AGS 204)
Delaware State University – Introduction to Environmental Science (NTRS 103)
Delaware Technical Community College – Applied Ecology (SCI 223) + Introduction to Environmental Science and Technology (ENV 190)*
*Additional requirements may be required
Delaware State University – General Horticulture (AGRI 219)
Delaware Technical Community College – Principles of Plant Growth (AGS 105)
12053
Wilmington University – Pending Agreement – Check back for details
Delaware State University – Introduction to Hospitality (HTM 100)
Delaware Technical Community College – Introduction to Hospitality (HRI 101)
Successful completion of Servsafe Food Manager Certification results in additional articulated credits with the following institutions:
Delaware State University – Food Safety & Sanitation (HTM 207)
Delaware Technical Community College – Food Safety and Sanitation (FSY 110 + CUL 119)
19153
Delaware State University – Child Growth & Development (EDUC 205) + Philosophical Foundations of Education (EDUC 204)
Delaware Technical Community College – Child Development (PSY 125)
Wilmington University – Child Development (PSY 336)
Professional Issues in Early Childhood (ECE 202)
Delaware State University – Child Growth & Development (EDUC 205) + Philosophical Foundations of Education (EDUC 204)
Delaware Technical Community College – Child Development (PSY 125)
Wilmington University – Child Development (PSY 336)
Creating Environments for Learning (ECE 214)
08057
Wilmington University – Personal Wellness (HLT 321)
Delaware Technical Community College – Medical Terminology (BIO 100)
Wilmington University – Elective Credit
Wilmington University – Elective Credit
Wilmington University – Survey of Criminal Justice (CRJ 101)
CRJ 205
Wilmington University – Principles of Criminology (CRJ 205)
Wilmington University – Technology Applications in Criminal Justice (CRJ 350)
Delaware Technical Community College – Introduction to Design (VSC 115)
Wilmington University (6 Credits) – Camera & Cinematography (VFP 100) OR Video & Audio for Game Design (GMD 105) +
Intro to Non-Linear Editing (VFP203) OR Soundtracks for Film, Video & Games (GMD 202)
11002
Wilmington University – Intro to Technology (CTA210)
Wilmington University (9 Credits) – Visual Communications (DSN105)
Basic Photoshop (DSN210)
Concept Design (DSN220)
Wilmington University – Principles and Practice of Information Security (SEC 210)
Delaware State University – Elements of Computer Programming I (CSCI 120)
Delaware Technical Community College – Programming I (ITN 160)
Wilmington University – Java Programming (CSC 325)
Delaware State University – Computational Thinking I (CSCI 110)
Delaware Technical Community College – Intro to IT (ITN 101) *Min of 3 on AP exam required
Wilmington University – Computer Architecture (CSC 305)
Opportunities exist with hundreds of colleges across the country, including college credit, scholarships, and more. See PLTW.org for details.
University of Delaware – Participation in PLTW is favorably regarded in admissions process
Delaware Technical Community College – Opportunities vary by campus
UMES – College Credit
Delaware Technical Community College – Construction Print Reading (CMT 111)
Delaware Technical Community College – OSHA Construction Industry Training (CMT 224)
Delaware Technical Community College – Co-op Work Experience (CMT 243) OR Internship Work Experience (CMT 246)
Wilmington University – Sociology (3 elective credits)
Wilmington University – Sport Management (SPM305)
SPM306
Wilmington University – Sport and Media Relations (SPM306)
EDUC318
Wilmington University – Leadership and Collaboration (EDUC318)
ECE214
Wilmington University – Creating Environments for Learning (ECE214)
Learner Development and Early Literacy – Wilmington University (RDG203)
AND
Literature for Children
(RDG302)
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