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Graduation Requirements: 3.0 credits
9th Grade: .5 Geography 11th Grade: 1.0 US History
10th Grade: 1.0 World History 12th Grade: .5 US Government & Citizenship
EUROPEAN HISTORY AP (77620)
EUROPEAN HISTORY AP (77620)
This tenth grade AP European History course begins with a quick review of European History and then focuses on the period 1450 CE through the present day. This rigorous class is broken down into content familiarity and skill development; both of which are critical to the AP World History exam taken in May. Students will take multiple choice tests and write essays that will include studying maps, using graphs, analyzing art works, and critical thinking about primary and secondary sources using background knowledge. AN AP score of 3-5 earns HIST 1XXX (3) WSU Credits. It is a great way to earn elective history/humanity credits and develop skills that will help you succeed at college.
This tenth grade AP European History course begins with a quick review of European History and then focuses on the period 1450 CE through the present day. This rigorous class is broken down into content familiarity and skill development; both of which are critical to the AP World History exam taken in May. Students will take multiple choice tests and write essays that will include studying maps, using graphs, analyzing art works, and critical thinking about primary and secondary sources using background knowledge. AN AP score of 3-5 earns HIST 1XXX (3) WSU Credits. It is a great way to earn elective history/humanity credits and develop skills that will help you succeed at college.
Fee: AP Test 10th, 11th, or 12th Grade 1.0 World History credit
Fee: AP Test 10th, 11th, or 12th Grade 1.0 World History credit
HIST 1700 AMERICAN HISTORY (77315)
HIST 1700 AMERICAN HISTORY (77315)
In this survey course, students will examine political, social, and economic developments throughout America's past. Through the investigation of historical material, students will be able to identify cause and effect relationships, answer questions relating to the nation's history, and understand problems the United States faces today. Students can expect to be challenged to develop critical reading and thinking skills along with improved writing skills. This course will help students develop information literacy and prepare them for intermediate and advanced college-level courses. In addition, History 1700 fulfills Weber State's American Institutions (AI) general education requirement.
In this survey course, students will examine political, social, and economic developments throughout America's past. Through the investigation of historical material, students will be able to identify cause and effect relationships, answer questions relating to the nation's history, and understand problems the United States faces today. Students can expect to be challenged to develop critical reading and thinking skills along with improved writing skills. This course will help students develop information literacy and prepare them for intermediate and advanced college-level courses. In addition, History 1700 fulfills Weber State's American Institutions (AI) general education requirement.
Fee: WSU CE fee applies 11th or 12th 1.0 U.S. History Credit
Fee: WSU CE fee applies 11th or 12th 1.0 U.S. History Credit
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU HIST 1700 – 3 credits WSU General Ed
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU HIST 1700 – 3 credits WSU General Ed
PSYCHOLOGY (77430)
PSYCHOLOGY (77430)
Psychology is an introduction to the study of your thoughts, feelings and behaviors. This course will enable you to answer these two questions: Who Am I? & Why Am I the Way I Am? The class offers you a fun and exciting opportunity to increase your self-awareness and self-esteem.
Psychology is an introduction to the study of your thoughts, feelings and behaviors. This course will enable you to answer these two questions: Who Am I? & Why Am I the Way I Am? The class offers you a fun and exciting opportunity to increase your self-awareness and self-esteem.
No Fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 Elective credit
No Fee 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 Elective credit
PSYCHOLOGY 1010 (77428)
PSYCHOLOGY 1010 (77428)
Introduction to the scientific study of human behavior. Fulfills a college general education requirement in Social Science.
Introduction to the scientific study of human behavior. Fulfills a college general education requirement in Social Science.
Fee: WSU CE fee Applies 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 Elective credit
Fee: WSU CE fee Applies 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 Elective credit
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU PSY 1010 – 3 credits WSU General Ed Req
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU PSY 1010 – 3 credits WSU General Ed Req
PSYCHOLOGY AP (77630)
PSYCHOLOGY AP (77630)
Advanced Placement Psychology is a journey in self-discovery. If you want to know yourself better and increase your self-esteem, this is the class for you! We will apply psychological theories/concepts to your life experience in order to uncover your "authentic self." Be ready for an exciting personal journey! An AP score of 3-5 earns PSY 1010 SS (3) WSU credits.
Advanced Placement Psychology is a journey in self-discovery. If you want to know yourself better and increase your self-esteem, this is the class for you! We will apply psychological theories/concepts to your life experience in order to uncover your "authentic self." Be ready for an exciting personal journey! An AP score of 3-5 earns PSY 1010 SS (3) WSU credits.
Fee: AP Test 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 Elective credit
Fee: AP Test 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 Elective credit
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY PEP 2700 (77225)
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY PEP 2700 (77225)
Through self-assessment and instruction the class will aid those desiring to improve and control performance in athletics, dance, or any activity that involves performing in front of an audience. The class material will enhance what already exists mentally and physically in the student. Performance in anything can be improved through proper preparation, training and intervention strategies.
Through self-assessment and instruction the class will aid those desiring to improve and control performance in athletics, dance, or any activity that involves performing in front of an audience. The class material will enhance what already exists mentally and physically in the student. Performance in anything can be improved through proper preparation, training and intervention strategies.
Fee: WSU CE fee Applies 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 Elective credit
Fee: WSU CE fee Applies 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 Elective credit
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU PEP 2700 – 3 credits WSU General Ed Req
Concurrent Enrollment offered through WSU PEP 2700 – 3 credits WSU General Ed Req
UNITED STATES HISTORY (77310)
UNITED STATES HISTORY (77310)
Required for graduation. United States History is a survey course that covers the United States from post-Civil War America to the modern day. In this course, students will address the social, economic, and political aspects of the United States from 1865-present. Topics examined include: the Gilded Age and industrialization, social change, world wars, the Great Depression, the Cold War, civil rights as well as recent events that have transformed our nation. Advanced students should consider taking AP American History to fulfill this requirement.
Required for graduation. United States History is a survey course that covers the United States from post-Civil War America to the modern day. In this course, students will address the social, economic, and political aspects of the United States from 1865-present. Topics examined include: the Gilded Age and industrialization, social change, world wars, the Great Depression, the Cold War, civil rights as well as recent events that have transformed our nation. Advanced students should consider taking AP American History to fulfill this requirement.
No Fee 11th Grade 1.0 US History credit
No Fee 11th Grade 1.0 US History credit
Why should you take AP US History.pptxUS HISTORY AP(77610)
US HISTORY AP(77610)
This course not only imparts a comprehensive understanding of American history but also cultivates essential skills in critical thinking, analysis, and effective study habits. These competencies are integral in the preparation for collegiate endeavors. AP students should have strong reading skills and the ability to comprehend complex texts. Achieving an Advanced Placement (AP) score within the range of 3 to 5 will earn them HIST 1700 AI (3) credit.
This course not only imparts a comprehensive understanding of American history but also cultivates essential skills in critical thinking, analysis, and effective study habits. These competencies are integral in the preparation for collegiate endeavors. AP students should have strong reading skills and the ability to comprehend complex texts. Achieving an Advanced Placement (AP) score within the range of 3 to 5 will earn them HIST 1700 AI (3) credit.
Fee: AP test 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 US History credit
Fee: AP test 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 US History credit
US GOVERNMENT & CITIZENSHIP (77560)
US GOVERNMENT & CITIZENSHIP (77560)
This course fulfills the .50 U.S. Government requirement for graduation. This course is designed around the six basic principles of the Constitution. Students will learn about the ideas of Popular Sovereignty, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Judicial Review and Limited Government. Students will also learn about the importance of being a good citizen in their community, state and country. Advanced students should consider taking AP US Government & Politics.
This course fulfills the .50 U.S. Government requirement for graduation. This course is designed around the six basic principles of the Constitution. Students will learn about the ideas of Popular Sovereignty, Federalism, Separation of Powers, Checks and Balances, Judicial Review and Limited Government. Students will also learn about the importance of being a good citizen in their community, state and country. Advanced students should consider taking AP US Government & Politics.
No Fee 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 US Govt. & Citizenship credit
No Fee 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 US Govt. & Citizenship credit
US GOVERNMENT & POLITICS AP (77665)
US GOVERNMENT & POLITICS AP (77665)
This course fulfills the .50 U.S. Government requirement for graduation. It is designed for students who are looking to further their college credit portfolio and who hope to attend more pretigious and out-of-state universities. This semester-length course takes an in-depth look at the United States Government from the original writing and ratification of the Constitution to the debates today about its meaning. Students will gain a greater understanding of how the framers built the branches of government and then draw on personal experience and modern-day rhetoric to analyze how interpretations of the Constitution, Amendments and subsequent laws have shaped politics today. Unit topics include: Constitutional framing and framers; Political beliefs and behaviors; Political Parties, Interest Groups and Mass Media; Institutions of National Government; Public Policy; & Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. An AP score of 3 -5 earns POLS 1100 AI (3) WSU credits.
This course fulfills the .50 U.S. Government requirement for graduation. It is designed for students who are looking to further their college credit portfolio and who hope to attend more pretigious and out-of-state universities. This semester-length course takes an in-depth look at the United States Government from the original writing and ratification of the Constitution to the debates today about its meaning. Students will gain a greater understanding of how the framers built the branches of government and then draw on personal experience and modern-day rhetoric to analyze how interpretations of the Constitution, Amendments and subsequent laws have shaped politics today. Unit topics include: Constitutional framing and framers; Political beliefs and behaviors; Political Parties, Interest Groups and Mass Media; Institutions of National Government; Public Policy; & Civil Rights and Civil Liberties. An AP score of 3 -5 earns POLS 1100 AI (3) WSU credits.
Fee: AP test 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 US Govt. & Citizenship credit
Fee: AP test 11th or 12th Grade 0.5 US Govt. & Citizenship credit
WORLD HISTORY AP (77605)
WORLD HISTORY AP (77605)
This tenth grade AP Modern World History course begins with a quick review of Ancient History and then focuses on the period 1200 CE through the present day. This rigorous class is broken down into content familiarity and skill development; both of which are critical to the AP World History exam taken in May. Students will take multiple choice tests and write essays that will include studying maps, using graphs, analyzing art works, and critical thinking about primary and secondary sources using background knowledge. An AP score of 3-5 earns HIST 1510 SS/DV (3) WSU credits. It is a great way to get some general education history credits and develop skills that will help you succeed at college.
This tenth grade AP Modern World History course begins with a quick review of Ancient History and then focuses on the period 1200 CE through the present day. This rigorous class is broken down into content familiarity and skill development; both of which are critical to the AP World History exam taken in May. Students will take multiple choice tests and write essays that will include studying maps, using graphs, analyzing art works, and critical thinking about primary and secondary sources using background knowledge. An AP score of 3-5 earns HIST 1510 SS/DV (3) WSU credits. It is a great way to get some general education history credits and develop skills that will help you succeed at college.
Fee: AP test 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 World History credit
Fee: AP test 10th, 11th or 12th Grade 1.0 World History credit
WORLD HISTORY - ANCIENT/MODERN (77215 & 77216)
WORLD HISTORY - ANCIENT/MODERN (77215 & 77216)
Required for graduation. Ancient World History is an introductory course that covers the emergence of civilization to the age of exploration (approximately 1500CE). In this course, students will become familiar with the development of and interactions between peoples and civilizations. Topics examined include: the development of agriculture, the rise of civilizations, the evolution of technology, the development of communication, the emergence of intellectual thought, world religions and the rise and fall of empires. Modern World History is an introductory course that covers the age of exploration (approximately 1500 CE) to the modern day. In this course, students will become familiar with interactions and connections between people, governments, economies and humankind. Topics examined include: exploration, colonization, revolution, imperialism, world wars and the modern world. Advanced students should consider taking AP European or AP World History to fulfill this requirement.
Required for graduation. Ancient World History is an introductory course that covers the emergence of civilization to the age of exploration (approximately 1500CE). In this course, students will become familiar with the development of and interactions between peoples and civilizations. Topics examined include: the development of agriculture, the rise of civilizations, the evolution of technology, the development of communication, the emergence of intellectual thought, world religions and the rise and fall of empires. Modern World History is an introductory course that covers the age of exploration (approximately 1500 CE) to the modern day. In this course, students will become familiar with interactions and connections between people, governments, economies and humankind. Topics examined include: exploration, colonization, revolution, imperialism, world wars and the modern world. Advanced students should consider taking AP European or AP World History to fulfill this requirement.
No Fee 10th Grade 1.0 World History credit
No Fee 10th Grade 1.0 World History credit
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