The Pathways are designed to be flexible. Students are able to change the courses listed upon consultation with their high school counselor and Hiram College academic advisor. Course enrollment is based upon placement, preference, academic goals, high school graduation requirements and course availability. College Credit Plus Pathway courses can be completed part time over multiple semesters. 15 Credit Hour Pathway Hiram Course Name & Location High School College Credits Number Requirement College English 3 College Composition I MATH Hiram College Math 3 Statistics POLS 10900 Hiram College US Government 3 American Government CHEM 12000 Hiram College Science 3 General Chemistry SOAN 15500 Hiram College Social Studies 3 Introduction to Sociology Elective Total Credits: 15 30 Credit Hour Pathway (15 hour pathway from + the pathway below) Hiram Course Name & Location High School College Credits Number Requirement ENGL 20600 Hiram College English 3 to Literary Studies MATH 19800 Hiram College Mathematics 3 Calculus I PHYS 11300 College Science 3 Principles of Physics COMM 101000 Hiram College Elective 3 Foundations of Public Speaking PSYC 10100 Hiram College Social Studies 3 General Psychology Elective Total Credits: 15 Senior Internship Project Senior Internship Project allows the opportunity for seniors to participate in an independent study program where they can explore, firsthand, a career goal of their choice. The program takes place within the last three weeks of the school year. The time spent on the project must be equal to, or may exceed, the number of hours spent in the school day. (90 hours total) All seniors are eligible, but must be passing all subjects and have a minimum GPA of 2.0 for the third nine weeks up to the day the Senior Internship Project begins and meets the other requirements. The grade earned in each course by the time the student leaves the school in early May is the final grade. Some students may wish to continue to attend some classes at school during the project for various reasons, in which case the final grade will be given at the end of the semester. (AP courses must be attended through the exam.)
The Pathways are designed to be flexible. Students are able to change the courses listed upon consultation with their high school counselor and Hiram College academic advisor. Course enrollment is based upon placement, preference, academic goals, high school graduation requirements and course availability. College Credit Plus Pathway courses can be completed part time over multiple semesters. 15 Credit Hour Pathway Hiram Course Name & Number Location High School Requirement College Credits College Composition I College English 3 MATH Statistics Hiram College Math 3 POLS 10900 American Government Hiram College US Government 3 CHEM 12000 General Chemistry Hiram College Science 3 SOAN 15500 Introduction to Sociology Hiram College Social Studies Elective 3 Total Credits: 15 30 Credit Hour Pathway (15 hour pathway from + the pathway below) Hiram Course Name & Number Location High School Requirement College Credits ENGL 20600 to Literary Studies Hiram College English 3 MATH 19800 Calculus I Hiram College Mathematics 3 PHYS 11300 Principles of Physics College Science 3 COMM 101000 Foundations of Public Speaking Hiram College Elective 3 PSYC 10100 General Psychology Hiram College Social Studies Elective 3 Total Credits: 15 Senior Internship Project Senior Internship Project allows the opportunity for seniors to participate in an independent study program where they can explore, firsthand, a career goal of their choice. The program takes place within the last three weeks of the school year. The time spent on the project must be equal to, or may exceed, the number of hours spent in the school day. (90 hours total) All seniors are eligible, but must be passing all subjects and have a minimum GPA of 2.0 for the third nine weeks up to the day the Senior Internship Project begins and meets the other requirements. The grade earned in each course by the time the student leaves the school in early May is the final grade. Some students may wish to continue to attend some classes at school during the project for various reasons, in which case the final grade will be given at the end of the semester. (AP courses must be attended through the exam.)
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