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College Credit Courses offered at St. Pius X

St. Pius X High School provides college credit courses to our students through St. Louis University and the University of Missouri–St. Louis. All college-credit courses are integrated into our schedule and are taught by St. Pius X faculty.


If you took SLU or UMSL courses while at St. Pius X and now need those transcripts sent to a college or university, use these links to complete that process:

SLU -  https://www.slu.edu/1818/transfer-credits.php
 
UMSL - http://www.umsl.edu/registration/transcript-request.html

SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY | 1818 Advanced College Credit Program

1818 courses available at St. Pius X High School:

American History to 1865     3 credit hours  
American History 1865 to the present   3 credit hours  
Calculus I     4 credit hours  
Pre-Calculus    4 credit hours  

 

 

 

UNIVERSITY of MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS | UMSL Advanced Credit Program (ACP)

ACP courses available at St. Pius X High School:

American Literary Masterpieces 3 credit hours    
Composition and Literature 6 credit hours    
American Politics 3 credit hours    
American Foreign Policy 3 credit hours    
Spanish III    5 credit hours    
Spanish IV 5 credit hours    

College credit programs offered at St. Pius X are sponsored by Saint Louis University (SLU-ACC) and the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL-ACP). In this program, juniors or seniors maintaining a 3.0 cumulative grade point average on a 4.0 scale, having a teacher recommendation and having taken the prerequisite* courses are eligible. If the students meet these requirements, they can take the college credit course. The student may enroll in these college-level courses and simultaneously register at SLU and/or UMSL during the registration period.

The student receives a report card from SLU or UMSL upon the successful completion of the courses. After high school graduation, an official transcript from SLU and/or UMSL is sent to the college or university the student plans to attend.

The classes are taught by our faculty members who have been approved as adjunct professors of the universities. The syllabi and grading practices must meet university standards. A separate fee must be paid to the universities to get the college credit.