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The document is a request form for high school instructors to articulate a course, including sections for contact information, course details, and a submission directive to Laurie Gorman in Academic Affairs.
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WHAT IS ARTICULATION? Articulation is an agreement between two campuses. When a high school course is articulated with a college course, it means that the students who pass the high school class will be able to earn college credits for that course.
Some examples of high school courses are English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Foreign Languages, Arts, and Advanced College Courses. Most high school students take electives, or classes they can take outside their regular curriculum. These subjects can help you become one step ahead when you apply for college.
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Course Requests are requests made by students, parents, and faculty to enroll students in courses offered in upcoming terms.
Course Requests are requests made by students, parents, and faculty to enroll students in courses offered in upcoming terms. Schools will approach the course request process differently based on their internal policies.

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Course request is available in October and March each year and is used to request courses for the next term. Students will submit course request in October for spring courses and in March for fall courses. New Students do not complete course request for their first term of enrollment, they move directly into add/drop.

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