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AREA HIGH SCHOOL
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AREA HIGH SCHOOL
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| An A+ stamp will be put on your final high school transcript. When you have completed your financial aid application and the vocational school or community college receives your final transcript, your tuition will be paid. |
| Application must be made for the "Free Application for Federal Student Aid" (FAFSA). This can be done on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov. |
A+ money may also be used for:
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| Students must take a minimum of 12 credit hours in a regular semester session. |
| A+ funds may be used for a maximum of 61 credit hours. |
| A+ funds must be completed within 4 years following high school graduation. |
| Students must maintain a 2.5 grade point average. |
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| Students earning a "B" GPA and having 90% attendance can earn free college
credit that will transfer to the community colleges listed below. This credit will apply
to an Associate of Applied Science Degree. Students must begin using articulated credit
within 15 months of graduation. The Associate of Applied Science Degree earned with credit from the GRTS will transfer to the Bachelor of Technology Degree at Northwest Missouri State University. Students earning a 3.3 GPA at a community college can earn a half tuition scholarship to Northwest Missouri State University. Students with a 3.5 GPA at a community college can compete for one of eight full tuition transfer scholarships at NW Missouri State University.
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| GRTS PROGRAM AREA | HOURS TO EARN | SCHOOL ACCEPTING CREDIT |
| Auto Collision Technology | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| Auto Collision Technology | 26 Hours - Technical | Longview Community College |
| Automotive Service Technology | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| Automotive Service Technology | 10 Hours - Technical | Longview Community College |
| Accounting I & II | 3 Hours of Accounting I | North Central Missouri College |
| Accounting I & II | 3 Hours of Accounting I | Metropolitan Community Colleges |
| Business Technology I | 3 Hours of Calculating Machines | North Central Missouri College |
| Entrepreneurship | 3 Hours of Entrepreneurship | North Central Missouri College |
| Entrepreneurship | 3 Hours of Business Essentials | Metropolitan Community Colleges |
| Microcomputer Applications | 3 Hours of
Microcomputer Applications I |
North Central Missouri College |
| Microcomputer Applications | 3 Hours of
Microcomputer Applications I |
North Central Missouri College |
| Microcomputer Applications | 3 Hours of
Microcomputer Applications I |
State Fair Community College |
| Principles of Business Management | 3 Hours of
Principles of Business Management |
North Central Missouri College |
| Principles of Business Management | 3 Hours of Marketing | Metropolitan Community College |
| Carpentry | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| Carpentry | 9 Hours Construction Methods | State Fair Community College |
| Child Care Services | 20 Hours - Child Care | North Central Missouri College |
| Child Care Services | 10 Hours - Child Care | Penn Valley Community College |
| Ag Diesel Service Technology | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| Electronics Technology | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| Computer/Network Technology | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| EMS/Paramedics | 30 Hours - Emergency Medicine | North Central Missouri College |
| Industrial Maintenance | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
| Industrial Welding | 30 Hours - Technical | North Central Missouri College |
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| Use the Tech Prep certificate within 15 months of graduation. |
| Complete 12 hours of credit at NCMC (6 hours must be in the related program area. |
| Earn a 2.0 grade point average in those 12 hours. |
| Take the "Tech Prep Certificate" to the Student Services office at NCMC and complete Form 3A, the Application for College Credit. |
| After you have completed Form 3A, you will be awarded the "free" college credit hours you earned at the Grand River Technical School. |
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| This certificate, provided by the State Department of Education, will be issued to graduating seniors who have an 8.0 GPA, 21 ACT score and have completed a high school program, which includes at least the following: |
COURSE
REQUIREMENTS:
TOTAL - 24 Units
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| Earn at least an 8.0 grade point average (GPA), on 11-point scale, in the combined subject areas of English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. |
| Score above the national average on The American College Test (ACT) or above the national average on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). |
| Students interested in this certificate should plan their High School program carefully and discuss it with their parents and counselor. |
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ADVANCED ACADEMIC STUDIES CERTIFICATE Take 12 semesters of advanced courses or dual-credit courses with at least 8 of those semesters from each of the core subject areas of English, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Receive a grade of at least a "B-" in each of the dual-credit courses taken. Sign an AASC "Intent to Complete" form during the enrollment of the sophomore year. It is not necessary for a student to take the classes for college credit to be eligible for the certificate, only that they take and complete the classes and maintain a "B" grade in each of the classes. Classes that meet the criteria for the AASC include:
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| COURSE | SEMESTER OFFERED |
COLLEGE AWARDING CREDIT |
CREDIT HOURS |
| EN101 English Composition | 1st | North Central MO College | 3 |
| EN102 College Research | 2nd | North Central MO College | 3 |
| SP 175 Speech Communications | 2nd | North Central MO College | 3 |
| HI103 American History I | 1st | North Central MO College | 3 |
| HI 104 American History II | 2nd | North Central MO College | 3 |
| SO 150 Introduction to Native American Anthropology |
Yr | Central Methodist College | 3 |
| PY121 General Psychology | 1st | North Central MO College | 3 |
| SO 107 General Sociology | 2nd | North Central MO College | 3 |
| BT 160 Microcomputer Applications I |
1st | North Central MO College | 3 |
| BT260 Microcomputer Applications II |
2nd | North Central MO College | 3 |
| BA 150 Principles of Management |
Yr | North Central MO College | 3 |
| MA 103 College Algebra | Yr | Central Methodist College | 3 |
| MA 118 Calculus | Yr | Central Methodist College | 5 |
| BI 107 Anatomy | 1st | Central Methodist College | 4 |
| BI 205 Physiology | 2nd | Central Methodist College | 5 |
| CH 111 College Chemistry | Yr | Central Methodist College | 4 |
| BI 101 College Biology | Yr | Central Methodist College | 4 |
| PH 111 College Physics | Yr | Central Methodist College | 4 |
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| English | See course description |
3 units |
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| Social Studies | 3 units |
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| Science | 2 units |
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| Mathematics | 3 units |
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| Practical Arts | Family and Consumer Science, Industrial Technology, Agriculture, Business, and Vocational Technical Courses |
1 unit |
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| Fine Arts | Music, Art, and Drama |
1 unit |
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| Physical Education | 1 unit |
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| Choose other subjects for a total of: | 9 units |
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| Total number of units required for graduation | 23 units |
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| **Athletes considering enrollment in a Division I NCAA College should ascertain they meet NCAA academic standards. See your counselor for details. Criteria for NCAA qualifications can be found in the High School counselor's office. | |||
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