Dual Credit for Spring 2023

We are excited to partner with Christian Halls International (CHI) and Southeastern University of Florida (SEU) to offer dual credit as you take classes in Worldview Studies (WVS).

Each class is 3 hours of credit, costing $100/credit hour (that is, $300 per semester) on top of what you normally pay for high school credit.  This is a bargain.  All of these classes transfer to “normal” colleges and universities in Texas (TCC, UTA, UT, etc) as college credit.

While there is an extra tuition charge over and above the high school tuition, there is no extra work.  Your high school work will automatically apply to the college class.

Here are all the classes that we currently offer for dual credit in the program. NOTE: NOT ALL CLASSES LISTED BELOW ARE OFFERED AS DUAL CREDIT EACH SEMESTER.  Color codes indicate which we will offer this semester.  Green: Class is offered live and retroactive this semester.  Yellow: Class is only offered retroactive this semester.  No color: Class is offered at some point, but not this semester as dual credit.

Live: Class offered this semester in the normal way (in person or zoom).

Retroactive: Class can be applied as a credit if you took it in previous years and re-turn in required assignments:

• Year 1:
  • First Semester:
    • BIBL1003 Sacred Scripture I – Old Testament
  • Second Semester:
    • BIBL1203 Sacred Scripture 2 – New Testament
    • ENGL1243 Great Books I (requires assignments from first semester)
    • HIST1053 Western Civilization I Greek and Roman (requires assignments from first semester)
    • PHIL 1003 - Introduction to Philosophy (requires assignments from first semester)
    • SPCH0000 Speech I (requires assignments from first semester)
• Year 2:
  • First Semester:
    • ENGL1023 English Comp I
    • ENGL1253 Great Books II
  • Second Semester:
    • HIST1063 Western Civilization II (requires assignments from first semester)
    • THEO1003 Western Theological Tradition (requires assignments from first semester)
• Year 3:
  • First Semester:
    • HIST2103 American History I
    • HIST 3673 American Political Tradition
  • Second Semester:
    • ENGL2243 Great Books III (requires assignments from first semester)
    • HIST2113 American History II
• Year 4:
  • First Semester:
    • ENGL1123 English Comp II
    • ENGL2253 Great Books IV
  • Second Semester:
    • SSCI2243 Political Economics
    • SPCH0000 Speech II  (requires assignments from first semester)
    • PHIL1023 Apologetics I (requires assignments from first semester)

In the future we will add more courses, but these are all we offer at the moment. 

How to enroll:

1. DO THIS BY JAN 4, 2023: Enroll in Dual Credit program with CHI.  Once you do this the first semester you are in Dual Credit, you don't have to do it again each semester.  There are some boxes to fill out; here is some help:
   • Box 3) Fall or Spring (whatever is appropriate)
   • Box 2) Worldview Academy (Woolsey)
   • Box 1) Dual Credit/SEU
2. Within a day or so, you will receive a link from CHI via email.  Click on it and fill it out.  Like step 1, once you do this the first semester you are Dual Credit, you don’t have to do it again each semester.  Here are helps in filling it out:
   • Box 1: Dual Enrollment
   • Box 2: The current semester 
   • Box 3: Yes
   • Box 4: Worldview Academy (Woolsey)
3. ​ DO THIS BY JAN 10, 2023: Actually sign up for dual credit classes at SEU.  Here are the steps:
   • Login to your SEU one login
   • Go to the JICS and select the correct classes
   • Here is a video to help with this step.
4. Once you sign up for the actual classes, SEU will send you a follow-up email within a day or so to confirm your registration.  YOU MUST FILL THIS OUT OR SEU WILL DROP YOU FROM THE CLASSES.

IF YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLE UNDERSTANDING OR EXECUTING ANY OF THESE STEPS, PLEASE CONTACT ME, MR. WOOLSEY, ASAP.

Here is the video of a zoom call we had with Dr. Nick Ellis as he explained the benefit in detail and took questions and answers.

Eventually, we intend to offer an Associates of Arts for students who complete all four years within the World View Studies program.  

I was invited to speak at a panel discussion at the recent RenewED Summit held by Christian Halls.  Although the panel's discussion was not recorded, Dr Ellis' talks were.