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Dual Credit Courses are courses that are taught by Christian College Professors and earn college credit upon completion (no AP Test). The transcript will come from the college. Since successful completion earns college credit, the courses are usually open to HS Juniors and Seniors.
Students should check with the Registrar’s Office where they plan to attend college about the rules for transferring credit BEFORE they take a class. Sevenstar students have had total success in transferring courses from these accredited colleges.
The courses are worth 3 semester hours unless noted. These courses are priced the same as AP Courses but last a much shorter time. There are usually book fees involved. You must sign up for these courses directly with Sevenstar to get these highly discounted rates.
– Davis classes start almost every month and have no minimum of students needed. You can find out more about our Davis College courses at: http://www.knowledgeelements.com/sevenstar/
*Please note these courses run on the Davis College schedule and complete quickly in either 12, 10 or 8 weeks. Please contact the Sevenstar Admissions Office for more information on this. Click here for a list of courses from Davis College. – These courses can also start multiple times during the calendar year and do not require a minimum number of students. Click here for a list of courses from GBS. – These courses were developed by IWU and are taught by IWU Professors. Courses are targeted to begin in September and January, but must have at least 8 students to start. Click here for a list of courses from IWU. – These courses cover an amazing array of subjects. Students may start on any day of the year and do have 6 months to complete the course. Taylor University courses with a “lab” will be charged an extra $50 lab fee. Click here to download a document detailing courses from Taylor University.
Most courses Sevenstar offers have an honors track in them that will allow the teacher and parent to make sure that the academic needs of the advanced student are addressed.
Additionally, the academy offers the following Advanced Placement (AP) courses, and others may be available upon request:
• AP Art History
• AP Biology
• AP Calculus
• AP Chemistry
• AP Computer Science
• AP English Language Arts
• AP English Literature
• AP Macro Economics
• AP Micro Economics
• AP US Government
• AP US History
• AP World History
These courses cost $100 more than normal high school courses and usually there is a required book to be purchased.
Many of our courses have an honors track with even more rigorous assignments than our normal courses. You can always start in the honors track and drop back if you need to. A few of our honors track courses require some pre-course reading. Here is the list:
· English I (pdf format)
· English II (pdf format)
· English III (pdf format)
· English IV (pdf format)
· AP Literature (pdf format)
· AP Language and Composition  Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view these documents. You may download it by clicking here.
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