The Entrepreneurship Academy is designed to prepare high school students for success in college and to help them realize their creative potential. Students take rigorous math and science courses (honors and AP level only) along with an Entrepreneurship curriculum centered around growing an idea into a workable business concept.
High school students may attend for up to three (3) school years. College credit for Advanced Placement courses is available upon passing the appropriate AP College Board Exam(s). Universities vary in their recognition of AP credits, therefore, the number of available credit hours will depend upon the policies of the specific university a graduate plans to attend.
AP college credit is available for students who pass Calculus, Chemistry or Physics AP tests. Universities vary in recognition of AP credits, so available credit is dependent on the policies of the institution.
Up to three (3) school years
Daytime classes, part-time only: Monday — Friday
A total of 18 courses are taught in the Entrepreneurship Academy; however, a 3-year student will be able to complete only 12 of those courses. Therefore, the total number of courses listed exceeds the number of courses a student can take. The exact sequence of math and science courses will be determined by previously taken math and science courses.
Graduates of this program are qualified to work for:
Graduates from the Entrepreneurship Academy should be planning to pursue a university level track to obtain a degree.
