Imagine if yous could accept the benefits of dual-enrollment through the Academy at Houston Baptist University…right hither in San Antonio through dual credit classes. This is a survey to see if there is an interest to accept dual credit classes in conjunction with the Feast Co-op. Nosotros would need a minimum of 20 students to move forwards with setting up the classes.

We do non know the pricing structure as we would negotiate that if we get enough students. Delight read below to encounter the benefits and details of the classes. If you are interested, please contact Linda Whiten at lwhiten@homeschoolfeast.com to have your pupil placed on the interest list.

Benefits: Helps students and families limit college debt by reducing the number of semesters or years students nourish a traditional, four-year university. Further, dual-credit can allow students to advance their university studies beyond what about can achieve in four years.
Incomparably Rigorous Curriculum
Academy students are trained to learn directly from primary sources, using class fourth dimension to engage with their professor and classmates as they seek increased understanding of the text at manus. By emphasizing reading, writing, and critical thinking, the University seeks to cultivate skills that transcend academic disciplines and are both applicable and necessary for all college majors and career paths.
Distinctively Classical Approach
In keeping with HBU'south Ten Pillars, the Academy extends the challenges and rewards of academy classes to area high schoolhouse students, providing them with the opportunity to earn transferable college credit through a flexible yet rigorous curriculum founded on great works of Western civilisation. Our approach is straightforward nonetheless challenging, seamlessly integrating academy standards and credits into a rich and rewarding high school experience.
List of possible classes HBU Dual Credit Courses
English 1313: Limerick and Literature I – The Greeks, Romans, and Early Christianity
History 2311 – Western Civilization and the Foundations of Europe
Great Books III – Philosophy 1313: Introduction to Philosophy: Politics, Skepticism, and the Novel
Great Books Four – ENGL 1323: Composition and Literature Ii – The Moderns
History 2313 – US History to 1877
To see the listing of courses with class descriptions click hither.