Chaminade
PACE Program Pathway to Access College Early
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I never thought filling out the short application would go such a long way in college. By having nearly my entire core list of classes finished before ever stepping foot on campus, it opened a huge realm of possibilities for additional majors or minors. In addition, it significantly opened up the possibilities for taking smaller class loads, or even graduating early.
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~ Ross Weller, Class of 2015, Texas Christian University
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I couldn’t be happier with the college credit program at Chaminade. Because of this program, I was able to graduate a year early and that saved me a large amount of money. Taking college credit classes was essential to my Chaminade and college education.
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~ Paul Eppy, Class of 2015, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Chaminade PACE Program Pathway to Access College Early
Benefits of PACE for Chaminade students: • • • • •
Gain a head start on an Undergraduate Degree Flexibility to Double Major Earlier transition into a Graduate Degree Plan a Gap Year Access to college credit courses at a significantly reduced cost
Did You Know
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Chaminade offers over 80 college credit courses 75% of Chaminade students graduate with 40+ hours of college credit The typical Chaminade student that takes advantage of PACE, can save approximately $25,000 to $50,000 in college tuition based on their individualized plan 100% of Chaminade graduates attend a 4-year college
Student Eligibility Requirements Students in the 11th and 12th grades must have: • Overall minimum cumulative GPA of 80% to be automatically eligible • Overall minimum cumulative GPA of 75%-79% and the following: – A signed letter of recommendation from their principal or house/college counselor – Written permission from a parent or legal guardian Students in the 10th grade must have: • Overall minimum cumulative grade point average of 80% • A signed letter of recommendation from their principal and house/college counselor • Written permission from a parent or legal guardian Students in the 9th grade must have: • A minimum cumulative grade point average of 80% • A score at the 90th percentile or above on the ACT or SAT • A signed letter of recommendation from their principal and house/college counselor • Written permission from a parent or legal guardian
Examples of Universities That Accept These Credits* Butler University Creighton University Indiana University at Bloomington Loyola University Chicago Marquette University Miami University, Oxford Regis University Rockhurst University St. Louis University St. Mary’s University Spring Hill College Southern Methodist University Texas A&M University Texas Christian University Truman State University University of Alabama University of Arizona
University of Arkansas University of Dayton University of Georgia University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Iowa University of Kansas University of Kentucky University of Michigan University of Mississippi University of San Diego University of Tennessee University of Texas-Austin University of Wisconsin Washington University Xavier University
* Students are highly advised to check with their College Counselor regarding the transferability of credit.
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I am so appreciative of the Dual Enrollment programs I took advantage of at Chaminade as well as the AP courses. I am basically entering college as a Sophomore with 36 credit hours complete. I attend the University of Georgia. Virtually none of the new students here have as many credit hours as me. This offers me such confidence as I work toward my degree.
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~ Matthew Proskey, Class of 2017 University of Georgia
PACE Program Available Courses Sophomore Year College Credit Choices LANGUAGES ACC Honors Chinese 2 ............................ 5 Credits FINE ARTS ACC Ceramics I ....................................... 3 Credits ACC Jazz Band ........................................ 2 Credits ACC Wind Ensemble ................................ 2 Credits ACC Drawing I ......................................... 3 Credits ACC Digital Imaging I ............................... 3 Credits ACC Painting I ......................................... 3 Credits
SOCIAL STUDIES ACC Honors Mod. World History Sem. 1 .... 0 Credits ACC Honors Mod. World History Sem. 2 .... 3 Credits AP/ACC European History Sem. 1 ............ 0 Credits AP/ACC European History Sem. 2 ............ 3 Credits AP/ACC World History Sem. 1 .................. 3 Credits AP/ACC World History Sem. 2 .................. 3 Credits AP/ACC United States History Sem. 1 ...... 3 Credits AP/ACC United States History Sem. 2 ...... 3 Credits AP/ACC United States Gov. Sem.1 ........... 3 Credits
PRACTICAL ARTS ACC Advanced MIS .................................. 3 Credits PLTW: Intro. to Engineering Design ........... 3 Credits
Junior Year College Credit Choices THEOLOGY ACC Interreligious Issues .........................3 Credits LANGUAGES ACC Honors Chinese 2 ............................5 Credits ACC Honors Chinese 3 ............................5 Credits ACC Honors French 3 ..............................5 Credits ACC Ancient Greek 1 ...............................3 Credits ACC Honors Latin 4 .................................3 Credits ACC Honors Spanish 3 ............................5 Credits
PRACTICAL ARTS ACC Advanced MIS ..................................3 Credits ACC CISCO Academy I – Networking Fundamentals ........................5 Credits ACC CISCO Academy II – Routers & Routing Protocols & Concepts ..5 Credits PLTW: Intro.to Engineering Design ............3 Credits PLTW Principles of Engineering .................3 Credits PLTW: Environmental Sustainability ...........3 Credits
ENGLISH AP/ACC Eng. Lang. and Comp. Sem.1 ......3 Credits AP/ACC Eng. Lang. and Comp. Sem. 2 .....3 Credits ACC Introduction to Film ..........................3 Credits
SCIENCE AP/ACC Chemistry • 5 Credits AP/ACC Honors Physics 1 ........................4 Credits AP/ACC Honors Physics 2 ........................4 Credits ACC Forensics Science (lecture) ...............3 Credits ACC Forensics Science (lab) ........................... 1 Credits
FINE ARTS ACC Drawing I .........................................3 Credits ACC Digital Imaging I ...............................3 Credits ACC Digital Imaging II ..............................3 Credits ACC Adv. Drawing II & Printmaking ............3 Credits ACC Painting I .........................................3 Credits ACC Painting II ........................................3 Credits ACC Ceramics I .......................................3 Credits ACC Ceramics II ......................................3 Credits ACC Wind Ensemble ................................2 Credits ACC Jazz Band ........................................2 Credits AP/ACC Music Theory..............................3 Credits ACC Public Speaking ...............................3 Credits
SOCIAL STUDIES ACC Survey of U. S. History Sem. 1 ..........3 Credits ACC Survey of U.S. History Sem. 2 ..........3 Credits AP/ACC U. S. History Sem. 1 ...................3 Credits AP/ACC U.S. History Sem. 1 ...................3 Credits AP/ACC World History: Sem. 1 .................3 Credits AP/ACC World History: Sem. 2 .................3 Credits AP/ACC European History Sem. 1 ............0 Credits AP/ACC European History Sem. 2 ............3 Credits AP/ACC Psychology .................................3 Credits AP/ACC United States Gov. Sem. 1 ..........3 Credits
PACE Program Available Courses Senior Year College Credit Choices THEOLOGY ACC Foundations of Theology ................... 3 Credits ACC Making Christianity Credible .............. 3 Credits ACC An Exploration of Faith and Reason through Math And Science ....................... 3 Credits ACC Servant Leadership .......................... 3 Credits LANGUAGES ACC Honors Chinese 2 ............................ 5 Credits ACC Honors Chinese 3 ............................ 5 Credits ACC Honors Chinese 4 ............................ 5 Credits ACC Honors French 3 .............................. 5 Credits AP/ACC French Lang. & Culture ................ 5 Credits ACC Ancient Greek 1 ............................... 3 Credits ACC Ancient Greek 2 ............................... 3 Credits ACC Honors Latin 4 ................................. 3 Credits AP/ACC Latin .......................................... 3 Credits ACC Honors Spanish 3 ............................ 5 Credits AP/ACC Spanish Language & Culture........ 5 Credits ENGLISH ACC World Literature & Comp. Sem. 1 ...... 3 Credits ACC World Literature & Comp. Sem. 2 ...... 3 Credits AP/ACC Eng. Literature & Comp. Sem. 1 .. 3 Credits AP/ACC Eng. Literature & Comp. Sem. 2 .. 3 Credits ACC Introduction to Film .......................... 3 Credits ACC Themes in Contemporary Fiction ....... 3 Credits FINE ARTS ACC Drawing I ......................................... 3 Credits ACC Digital Imaging I ............................... 3 Credits ACC Digital Imaging II .............................. 3 Credits ACC Adv. Drawing II & Printmaking ............ 3 Credits ACC Painting I ......................................... 3 Credits ACC Painting II ........................................ 3 Credits ACC Ceramics I ....................................... 3 Credits ACC Ceramics II ...................................... 3 Credits ACC Wind Ensemble ................................ 2 Credits ACC Jazz Band ........................................ 2 Credits AP/ACC Music Theory.............................. 3 Credits ACC Advanced Drama II ........................... 3 Credits ACC Public Speaking ............................... 3 Credits MATHEMATICS ACC College Algebra/Trigonometry ........... 3 Credits AP/ACC Statistics ................................... 3 Credits
PRACTICAL ARTS ACC CISCO Academy I – Networking Fundamentals ........................ 5 Credits ACC CISCO Academy II – Routers & Routing Protocols & Concepts .. 5 Credits PLTW: Principles of Engineering ................ 3 Credits PLTW: Digital Electronics ............................. Credits STEM: Environmental Sustainability .......... 3 Credits SCIENCE AP/ACC Chemistry .................................. 5 Credits AP/ACC Biology (lecture) .......................... 3 Credits AP/ACC Biology (lab) ............................... 2 Credits AP/ACC Honors Physics 1 ........................ 4 Credits AP/ACC Honors Physics 2 ........................ 4 Credits ACC Forensics Science (lecture) ............... 3 Credits ACC Forensics Science (lab) ....................... 1 Credit SOCIAL STUDIES AP/ACC World History: Sem. 1 ................. 3 Credits AP/ACC World History: Sem. 2 ................. 3 Credits AP/ACC U.S. History Sem. 1 .................... 3 Credits AP/ACC U.S. History Sem. 1 .................... 3 Credits AP/ACC Psychology ................................. 3 Credits AP/ACC European History Sem. 1 ............ 0 Credits AP/ACC European History Sem. 2 ............ 3 Credits AP/ACC United States Gov. Sem. 1 .......... 3 Credits AP/ACC Con. Global Issues Sem. 1 .......... 3 Credits ACC Contemporary Global Issues Sem. 2.... 1 Credit ACC Contemporary Global Issues Sem. 2 (field experience) ..................................... 3 Credits
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An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.
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~ Benjamin Franklin
Example of PACE Program in Action St. Mary’s University BS BIOLOGY (BL) WITH CHEMISTRY MINOR DEGREE PLAN* College Credit Completed at Chaminade Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Fall ACC US History I ACC Speech ACC English Language ACC English Literature ACC English Literature ACC General Psychology AAC Fine Arts
Spring ACC Theological Foundations ACC US History II ACC Honors Physics I ACC Honors Physics II AP Language AP Language
Credits 3 3 4 4 3 3
Total PACECredits: 41
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Year 1 at St. Mary’s University
From the parent point of view, I think anything that can get kids a step ahead when they reach college level, especially with the cost of university tuition today, is absolutely worthwhile and should be pursued.
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~ Lexi Dillon, mother of Jack Jennings, Class of 2017 who is attending University of Dayton
Credits Fall 3 SMC 1312 Found. of Reflection: Nature 4 BL 1401 General Biology I 4 CH 1401 General Chemistry I 3 MT 2303 Intro to Probability & Statistics 0 ND 0101 Personal & Academic Dev. 14 Total
Spring SMC 1311 Foundations of Reflection BL 1402 General Biology II CH 1402 General Chemistry II MT 2412 Calculus I
Credits 3 4 4 4 15
Total
Year 2 at St. Mary’s University Fall SMC 2301 Found. of Practice: Ethics BL 2332 Cell Biology or BL 2330 Genetic Principles CH 3411 Organic Chemistry I Elective Total
Credits 3 3 4 2 12
Spring SMC 2302 Found. of Practice: Civ Eng BL 2330 Genetic Principles or BL 2332 Cell Biology CH 3412 Organic Chemistry II BL 2233 Cell & Molecular Methods Lab Total
Credits 3 3 4 2 12
Year 3 at St. Mary’s University Fall TH 33XX Advanced Theology7 BL 4451 Biochemistry I BL 34XX or BL44XX Advanced Biology Elective Total
Credits 3 4 4 1 12
Spring SMC 4301 Capstone Seminar BL 4452 Biochemistry II BL 34XX or BL44XX Advanced Biology Elective Total
Credits 3 4 4 1 12
Year 4 at St. Mary’s University Fall CH 3423 Analytical Chemistry BL 34XX or BL44XX Advanced Biology BL 34XX or BL44XX Advanced Biology Total
Credits 4 4 4 12 Total St. Mary’s Credits: 128
Example of PACE Program in Action St. Mary’s University BA IN POLITICAL SCIENCE (PO) DEGREE PLAN* College Credit Completed at Chaminade Fall ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC ACC
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
General Biology Chemistry College Algebra English Language English Literature English Literature Theological Foundations Foreign Language I Foreign Language II Foreign Language III
Spring ACC Speech AAC Fine Arts ACC Fine Arts ACC Fine Arts ACC General Psychology ACC International/Foreign Studies AP US Government ACC US History I ACC US History II ACC World History
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Total PACE Credits: 60
Year 1 at St. Mary’s University Fall SMC 1311 Found. of Reflection: Self PO 2310 Research Methods I Advanced PO (Am/Admin/Theory/IR) Elective Elective ND 0101 Personal & Academic Dev. Total
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 0 15
Spring SMC 2301 Found. of Practice: Ethics SMC 2302 Found. of Practice: Civic Engagement SP 2312 PO 2311 Research Methods II Advanced PO (Am/Admin/Theory/IR) Total
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
Year 2 at St. Mary’s University Fall Theology PO 5301 Senior Seminar Advanced PO (Am/Admin/Theory/IR) Advanced PO (Am/Admin/Theory/IR) Elective Total
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
Spring SMC 4301 Capstone Seminar Advanced PO (Am/Admin/Theory/IR) Advanced PO (Am/Admin/Theory/IR) Elective Elective Total
Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
Total St. Mary’s Credits: 120
Meeting High Standards Chaminade Adjunct Instructors who teach PACE must meet University standards: • A
required Masters Degree in the subject-related area or have a Masters Degree with 18 hours of graduate coursework in the subject-related area.
• Highly
trained and accountable to maintain university standards.
• Steadily
engaged in mandatory annual professional development at the universities.
• Yearly •
classroom observations conducted by the university liaison professor.
equired to submit high school course syllabus authorized by the university R department in which the course is taught.
• Highly
qualified Chaminade faculty who share the values of earning a college education.
For more information, please contact The Department of Counseling at
314.993.4400 x1154.
425 South Lindbergh Boulevard Saint Louis, Missouri 63131 314-993-4400 • chaminade-stl.org