HIGH SCHOOL COURSE CATALOG

Below are a list of courses offered at Collegiate Preparatory International Academy as well as academic policies: 

 Our high school curriculum offers more than 100 rigorous courses, including core subjects, Advanced Placement® (AP® ) courses, dozens of engaging electives, and six world languages. Collegiate Prep students learn through interactive, multimedia-rich curriculum, at their own pace, with access to teacher support to ensure a rewarding individualized high school experience. Students have one year to complete their courses, giving students maximum flexibility and support to achieve their learning goals. 

 A cumulative un-weighted GPA* is maintained for grades 9-12 based on course completion. Only grades earned at Collegiate Prep are used to determine the cumulative GPA. Collegiate Prep does not rank its students because students enroll and graduate on a rolling basis. Therefore, we do not have cohorts or students who can be considered in a common grade. 

• 90-100 A (4 GPA Points)  
• 80-89 B (3 GPA Points)   
• 70-79 C (2 GPA Points)  
• 60-69 D (1 GPA Point)        
• Below 60 F (0 GPA Points)  

To receive a Collegiate Preparatory National High School diploma, students need to earn a minimum of 23 units of credit in grades 9-12. Credits can be transferred into Collegiate Prep as outlined in the Transfer Credit Policy, but students must take at least five credits with Collegiate Prep: one credit each in the areas of English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and another credit in an area of choice. College-bound students are encouraged to develop a rigorous four year learning plan, including at least two credits of the same world language as part of their electives, and complete higher level mathematics and science course 

Subject                                        Credits Required for Graduation          College Ready Students

English Language Arts                                         4                                                    4

Mathematics

(Algebra   I or higher)                                           3                                                     4

Social  Studies                                                       4                                                     4

Science                                                                  3                                                     3-4

Health/Physical Education                                   1                                                     1   

Fine Arts                                                                 1                                                     1

Foreign  Language                                                2                                                    2

Electives                                                                 5                                                    4-5

TOTAL                                                                   23                                                    23-25

English I – English Fundamentals

English II

English III

English IV

American Literature  

American Literature - Honors  

British Literature

Creative Writing

Drama in Literature

Drama in Literature – Honors 

English Internet Explorations

Gothic Literature

Journal Writing

Journalism I, II

The Lord of the Rings

Folklore & Mythology

Shakespearean Literature

Shakespearean Literature – Honors

World Literature

World Literature – Honors

World Mythology

Writing From Mythology

Writing Tutorial

AP English Literature

AP English Language 

Algebra I 

Algebra I - Mastery

Algebra II

Basic Math/Integrated Math  

Basic Math/Math Intervention

Calculus

Foundations of High School Math

Geometry Plane

Geometry Plane – Mastery 

Introduction to Statistics

Math for College Success  

Math Proficiency 

Pre-Algebra 

Pre-Calculus

Survival Math  

Trigonometry 

AP Calculus

AP Calculus AB Exam Prep

AP Calculus BC

AP Statistics

SOCIAL STUDIES 

African American Studies

Anthropology I

Anthropology II

Archaeology  

American History

American History Honors

American History CR

Economics

Government

History of the Holocaust

Human Geography

Law & Order

National Security

Philosophy – Introduction

Psychology I

Psychology II

Social Problems I

Social Problems II

Sociology I

Sociology II

World Cultures 

World History

World History-Honors

World History – CR

World Religions

AP Psychology

AP US History

AP World History

AP Macroeconomics

AP Microeconomics

AP European History

Anatomy & Physiology I

Anatomy & Physiology II

Agriscience I  

Agriscience II

Astronomy

Biology

Biology – Honors

Biology – CR

Biotechnology I  

Biotechnology II

Chemistry 

Criminology  

Earth Science  

Earth Science – Honors

Environmental Science

Forensic Science I

Forensic Science II

General Science

Great Minds in Science

Integrated Science

Oceanography

Oceanography – Honors

Physical Science

Physics

Veterinary Science

AP Biology

AP Chemistry

AP Environmental Science

AP Physics I

 French 

Spanish

Japanese

Mandarin Chinese

German

Latin

Sign Language

AP Spanish Language and Culture

AP French Language and Culture 

Health/PE Courses

Advanced PE  

Fitness Fundamentals I  

Fitness Fundamentals II  

Health  

Physical Education with Health  

Wellness Courses

Exercise Science  

Flexibility Training  

Health and Personal Wellness 

Health: Life Management  

Health Sciences 

Health Sciences: Patient Care  

Nutrition & Wellness  

Running 

Strength Training  

Walking Fitness  

ACT /SAT Prep  

Advertising & Sales  

Agriculture  

Accounting 

Advertising & Sales Promotion

Business Info Management 

Business Law 

Careers in Criminal Justice  

Coding I: Intro to Programming 

Coding II: Programming  

Cosmetology I   

Cosmetology II  

Culinary Arts I  

Culinary Arts II  

Early Childhood Education   

Engineering 

Entrepreneurship   

Fashion & Interior Design   

Forensics: Science of the Crime   

Forestry  

Game Design I  

Game Design II   

Health Science: Nursing  

Health Science: Public Health  

Hospitality & Tourism I  

Hospitality and Tourism II  

Life Management Skills 

Manufacturing  

Medical Terminology  

Military Careers  

Peer Counseling  

Public Service  

Public Speaking I  

Public Speaking II  

Real World Parenting  

Renewable Technologies 

Restaurant Management  

Sports & Entertainment Marketing  

Women’s Studies   

Business/Technology Courses

Accounting-Corporation  

Accounting-Sole Proprietorship  

Coding II  

Cyber Security  

Employment Planning  

Financial Literacy  

International Business  

Keyboarding 

Learning in a Digital World  

Life Skills: Navigating Adulthood  

Marketing I  

Marketing II 

Microsoft Excel  

Microsoft Word  

Personal & Family Finance  

Social Media 

AP Computer Science A

AP Computer Science Principles

Art History

Art in World Cultures 

Digital Photography I  

Digital Photography II  

Music Appreciation 

Theatre Production 

2D Animation 

3D Modeling 

AP Music Theory I

AP Studio Art- Drawing