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High School Dual Enrollment Academy Programs
General Terms
Dual enrollment is the term given to courses in which high school students have the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously.
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Degree: An undergraduate award signifying successful completion of a prescribed course of study (60 to 76 semester credit hours) that offers specialization in a technical, business, or semi-professional field qualifying the student for employment upon graduation while providing the possibility for transfer of some credit to a senior institution. Only colleges accredited by SACSCOC are authorized to award this degree.
Associate in Arts (AA) Degree: An undergraduate award signifying successful completion of a prescribed course of study (60 to 64 semester credit hours) designed for students planning to transfer to a senior institution to pursue a baccalaureate degree in the liberal arts. Only colleges accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) are authorized to award this degree.
Associate in Science (AS) Degree: An undergraduate award signifying successful completion of a prescribed course of study (60 to 64 semester credit hours) designed for students planning to transfer to a senior institution to pursue a baccalaureate degree in the sciences or a specialized professional field. Only colleges accredited by SACSCOC are authorized to award this degree.
There are a wide variety of degrees and certifications. What your student needs after graduation depends on their career path. For example, a lawyer or teacher will need to earn at least a bachelor's degree and then earn certifications and /or licensure in addition to a four-year degree. For this path, a student will need to look into our associate degree programs. However, for a student who is interested in becoming a plumber or cosmetologist, a four-year bachelor's degree is not required. Students interested in career paths such as these would need to consider our Career Tech certifications.
High School Dual Enrollment Academy Programs
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Pike County Schools partners with Troy University for the Music Industry/Performance Academy. Music is part of the universal human condition. Whenever and wherever humans have existed, so have music and entertainment. As a result, opportunities for careers in the music industry or music performance can be found far and wide. The successful completion of this degree program will result in an Associate’s Degree from Troy University.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationAcademy of Rock - Music Industry
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) – Visual Arts
MUI 2230 (3) – Survey of Music Industry
Troy 1101 (1) – Troy University Orientation
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) – Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) – Physical Science Lab
MUI 3305 (3) – Music Technologies
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) – English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) – US History I
SCI 2234/L234 (4) – Earth and Space Science
MUI 3310 (3) – Audio Principles and Techniques I
(13 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) – English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) – US History II
MTH 1105 (3) – Intermediate Algebra**
MUI 3360 (2) – Audio Principles and Techniques II
(11 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
Performance and Production Practicum:
Summer Spotlight - Technical – (3)
IS 2241 (3) – Computer Concepts and Applications
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) – World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) – American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) – Pre-Calculus Algebra
MUI 3346 (2) – Studio Repair & Maintenance
MUI 3325 (2) – Recording Studio I
(13 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) – World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
MUI 3340 (2) – Live Sound Reinforcement
MUI 3326 (2) – Recording Studio II
(10 hours)
Total Hours
67
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationAcademy of Rock - Music Performance
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) – Visual Arts
Troy 1101 (1) – Troy University Orientation
MUS 1131 (3) – Music Appreciation
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) – Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) – Physical Science Lab
MUS 2245 (3) – Classic Vinyl: Rock and Roll Revisited
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) – English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) – US History I
SCI 2234/L234 (4) – Earth and Space Science
MUS 1107 (3) – Aural Skills I
Performance Group or Instrument (1) – optional
(13-14 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) – English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) – US History II
MTH 1105 (3) – Intermediate Algebra**
MUS 1108 (3) – Aural Skills II
Performance Group or Instrument (1) – optional
(12-13 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
Performance and Production Practicum:
Summer Spotlight - Performance – (3)
IS 2241 (3) – Computer Concepts and Applications
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) – World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) – American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) – Pre-Calculus Algebra
MUS 1102 (3) – Music Theory
Performance Group or Instrument (1)
(13 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) – World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
(10 hours)
Total Hours
68-70
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners
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Pike County Schools partners with Enterprise State Community College for the Agriscience Academy. It is a learning establishment that introduces students to broad career opportunities in the agriculture industry while teaching them practical job skills and real-world knowledge. The Academy provides students with industry-related courses of study and prepares them for further studies in higher education. Along with career opportunities and real-world knowledge, the Academy teaches students discipline, determination, work ethic, responsibility, and teamwork. The successful completion of this degree program will result in an Associate’s Degree from Enterprise State Community College.
The Agriscience Academy is located at Goshen High School in Goshen, AL.
Suggested Course Sequence for Associate in Science Degree
Agri Science
For High School Dual Enrollment Students
Year 1
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Format
Fall
ART 100, Art Appreciation
HIS 201, United History I
AGR 200, Introduction to Animal Dairy Science
3
3
4
Online
Online
Face-to-Face @ GHS
Spring
HIS 202, United States History II
PSY 200, General Psychology
HOC 110, Introduction to Horticulture
3
3
3
Online
Online
Face-to-Face @ GHS
Year 2
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
BIO 103, Biology
ENG 101, English Composition I
MTH 100, Intermediate Algebra
AGP 152, Agricultural Equipment Repair and Maintenance
3
3
3
3
Online
Online
Online
Face-to-Face @ GHS
Spring
ENG 102, English Composition
ECO 232, Principles of Microeconomics
HOC 230, Vegetable and Orchard Corps
3
3
3
Online
Online
Face-to-Face @ GHS
Year 3
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
ENG 252, American Literature II
MTH 112, Precalculus Algebra
PHS 111, Physical Science I
HOC 115, Soils and Fertilizers
3
3
4
4
Online
Online
Online
Face-to-Face @ GHS
Spring
SPH 106, Fundamentals of Oral Communication
ENG 251, American Literature I
PHS 112, Physical Science II
HOC 136, Residential Landscape Design
3
3
4
3
Online
Online
Online
Face-to-Face @ GHS
Academic Courses such as ENG, SPH, MTH, PSY, PHS, ART, MUS are offered fall and spring terms.
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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The Academy of Business & Finance was established in 2001 and, at the same time, began an affiliation with the National Academy Foundation, which serves more than 88,000 students throughout the United States.
In 2010, we partnered with Enterprise State Community College and began offering college credit to our Academy of Business & Finance students. The seniors of 2012 were the first graduates to graduate with an Advanced High School Diploma/Advanced Career Technical Education Endorsement and an Associate in Applied Science Degree. Students must complete 70 hours of college credit while they are in the Academy of Business & Finance in order to be awarded their Associate Degree.
The Business and Finance Academy is housed at Pike County High School in Brundidge, AL. We have a long-standing partnership with Troy Bank and Trust located inTroy, AL.
Suggested Course Sequence for Associate in Applied Science Degree
Business Administration (Accounting Option)
For High School Dual Enrollment Students
Program of Study is currently being updated to include ART 100 and make other adjustments
Year 1
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Format
Fall
BUS 189/Human Relationships
OAD 101/Beginning Keyboarding
OAD 131/Business English
1
3
3
Online 9 weeks
Online
Online
Spring
BUS 150/Business Math
CIS 113/ Spreadsheet Software Applications
CIS 146/ Microcomputer Applications
3
3
Online
Online
Year 2
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
BUS 215/Business Communication
BUS 241/Principles of Accounting I
ECO 231/Principles of Macroeconomics
ENG 101/English Composition
3
3
3
3
Online
Online
Online
Online
Spring
BUS 146/Personal Finance
BUS 242/Principles of Accounting II
ECO 232/Principles of Microeconomics
MTH 116/Mathematical Applications (or higher level math)
3
3
3
3
Online
Online
Online
Online
Year 3
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
ACC 129/Individual Income Taxes
ACC 149/Introduction to Accounting Spreadsheets
BUS 263/The Legal and Social Environment of Business
BUS 275/Principles of Management
ENG 102/English Composition
3
3
3
3
3
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Spring
ACC 140/Payroll Accounting
BUS 248/Managerial Accounting
BUS 296/Business Internship
OAD 134/Career and Professional DevelopmentBeing substitutedSPH 106/Fundamental or Oral Communications
WKO 101/Workplace Skills Development I
2
3
3
3
3
1
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Academic Courses such as ENG, SPH, MTH, PSY, PHS, ART, MUS are offered both fall and spring terms. Please note: The Workforce Development (WFD) Grant will cover CTE courses; however, only English, math, and science academic courses are eligible when taken concurrently with an approved CTE course(s) within the program.
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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In partnership with Enterprise State Community College, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students interested in pursuing a career as an early childhood teacher. The successful completion of this program will lead to an Associate’s Degree and prepare students for a rewarding career as a future educator.
The Early Childhood Academy is located at the Troy-Pike Center for Technology in Troy, AL.
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In partnership with Troy University, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students who are interested in a future in electrical engineering. The successful completion of this program will lead to an Associate’s Degree and prepare students to innovate in the fields of semiconductors, telecommunications, and electronics while advancing in a career that's constantly evolving.
Troy University Associate of Science in General Education
Electrical Engineering Focus
Associate’s Degree Track– Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
SEMESTER
COURSE SCHEDULE
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
Troy 1101 (1) – The University Experience
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra**
(7 Hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
(7 Hours)
Summer
EET 2220/L220 (4) – Electrical Circuits I w/Lab
NFA – AMBITION @ NAS Pensacola (Not for credit)
(4 Hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) - US History I
CHM 1142/L142 (4) - Chemistry I w/Lab
( 10 Hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) - US History II
MTH 1114 (3) - Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry
(9 Hours)
Summer Semester (or Term)
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Applications
EET 2221/L221 (4) – Electrical Circuits II w/Lab
(7 Hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1125 (4) - Calculus w/lab
EET 3311/L311 (4) – Electronic Devices I w/Lab
(14 Hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
PHY 2262/L262 (4) - Physics I with Calculus w/Lab
(10 Hours)
Total Hours
68
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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In partnership with Troy University, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students who are interested in a future in the Health/Medical fields. The seniors of 2019 were the first graduates to graduate with an Advanced High School Diploma and an Associate in Health & Exercise Science Degree.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationExercise and Health Concentration (Contract Minor)
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
TROY 1101 (1)- TROY ORIENTATION
KHP 2240 (3) - Personal and Community Health
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
KHP 2202 (2) - First Aid and Safety and CPR
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - Composition and Modern English I
HIS 1111 or 1112 (3) - US History I or II
KHP 2260 (2) - Applied Fitness Concepts*
(8 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - Composition and Modern English II
HIS 1111 or 1112 (3) - US History I or II
KHP 2211 (3) - Human Nutrition
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra
(12 hours)
Summer Term – Junior Year
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Application
BIO 1100 (3) - Principles of Biology
BIO L100 (1) - Principles of Biology Lab
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
KHP 3360 (3) - Physiological Principles of Body Systems
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) - Principles of Macroeconomics
KHP 3395 (2) - Care and Prevention of Athletic Injury
KHP 1139 (1) - Fitness for Life
(9 hours)
Total Hours
61
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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We have partnered with Troy University to offer college credit to our First In Flight & Leadership Academy. The seniors of 2016 were the first graduates to graduate with an Advanced High School Diploma and an Associate Degree in General Education with Leadership.
Additionally, through a partnership with SkyWarrior out of Pensacola, FL, students are provided with ground school training and accumulate actual flight hours that place them well on their way to their private pilot license.
There is no cost to students who participate in this program.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationFirst in Flight and Leadership Concentration (Contract Minor)
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
LDR 1100 (3) - Intro to Leadership
TROY 1101 (1)- TROY ORIENTATION
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
LDR 2200 (3) - Tools for Leaders
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
(7 hours)
Summer Semester – Sophomore Year
AMBITION Program – NAS Pensacola, FL
Not for college credit
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) - US History I
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra
LDR 3300 (3) - Leadership Theory
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) - US History II
LDR 3320 (3) - Great Leaders
PFT L250 (2) - Airplane Private Pilot Lab I – T4
(11 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
PFT L252 (2) - Airplane Private Pilot Lab II – T5
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Applications
(5 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
LDR 2210 (3) - Leadership and Interpersonal Skills
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
PSY 2200 (3) - General Psychology
(9 hours)
Total Hours
62
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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The Global Studies Academy will prepare high schools to compete in the workforce of the 21st Century and prepare them to enter the nation's best colleges and universities.
The Academy for Global Studies will graduate 21st Century Citizens who are: value-oriented, competent in communication and problem-solving skills, skillful in critical and analytical thinking, aware of their interdependence in a global and multi-cultural society, technologically literate, and prepared academically to meet the challenges of work or post-secondary education.
Students will take 24 college credit hours at Troy University in English and History. All college courses are delivered at Troy University, Troy Campus. Global Studies students receive both high school and college credit.
*This is the only academy that does not lead to an associate's degree.*
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101
HIS 1111 (6 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102
HIS 1112
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205
POL 2241
(6 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206
ECO 2251
(6 hours)
Total Hours* 24 Semester Hours
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The Health Information Technology (HIT) Academy through the Pike County School System, in partnership with Enterprise State Community College, is an exciting program designed to prepare students for careers in medical offices focusing on skills like: medical coding and billing, records maintenance, insurance filing, and medical office management.
The seniors of 2019 were the first graduates to graduate with an Advanced High School Diploma and an Associate in Health Information Technology Degree.
Suggested Course Sequence for Associate in Applied Science Degree
Health Information Technology
For High School Dual Enrollment Students
Year 1
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Format
Fall
OAD 101/Beginning Keyboarding
OAD 131/Business English
OAD 211/Medical Terminology
3
3
3
Online
Online
Online
Spring
OAD 103/Intermediate Keyboarding
HIT 130/HIT Classification & Reimbursement
3
3
Online
Online
Year 2
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
MTH 116/Mathematical Applications (or higher-level math)
HIT 151/Health Data Content & Structure
ENG 101/English Composition I
PSY 200/ General Psychology
3
3
3
3
Online
Online
Online
Online
Spring
HIT 134/Legal & Ethical Issues
OAD 134/Career and Professional Development
BIO 103/Biology
SPH 106/Fundamentals of Speech
3
3
4
3
Online
Online
Online
Online
Year 3
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
ENG 102/English Composition
BIO 201/Anatomy & Physiology
HIT 221/HIT Computer Applications
HIT 222/HIT Computer Applications Lab
HIT 230/ Medical Coding Systems I
HIT 231/Medical Coding I Lab
3
4
2
1
3
1
Online
Face to 2Face @ ESCC
Online
Online
Online
Online
Spring
HIT 232/Medical Coding Systems II
HIT 233/Medical coding II Lab
HIT 255/Principles of Supervision
OAD 212/Medical Transcription
HIT 260/Office Internship
WKO 101/Workplace Skills Development
3
1
3
3
3
1
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Online
Academic Courses such as ENG, SPH, MTH, PSY, PHS, ART, MUS are offered both fall and spring terms.
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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Industrial Art, sometimes referred to as Technology Education, has two pathways students may choose from: 1) Industrial Arts Focus or 2) 3D Printing Focus. Industrial arts in general is where students learn to work with a wide variety of materials with hands-on activities. Students may learn to work with metal, wood, power machines, sustainable materials, and more. They learn the design process and workflow, plus much more. The successful completion of this degree program will result in an Associate’s Degree from Troy University.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationIndustrial Arts & Design Academy – Industrial Arts Focus
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) – Visual Arts
ART 1145 (3) – Foundations of Form and Space
Troy 1101 (1) – University Orientation
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
IA 2220 (3) – Fundamentals of 3D Modeling and Printing
SCI 2233 (3) – Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) – Physical Science Lab
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) – English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) – US History I
Art 2201 (3) – Introductory Drawing
SCI 2234/L234 (4) – Earth Space and Science
(13 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) – English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) – US History II
MTH 1105 (3) – Intermediate Algebra**
IA 2230 (3) – Large Format 3D Printing and Sustainable Materials
(12 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
IA (??) (3) – Summer Practicum Experience
IS 2241 (3) – Computer Concepts and Applications
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) – World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) – American National Government
IA 3320 (3) – Constructive Disruption: Design Process and Workflow
(9 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) – World Literature II
MTH 1112 (3) – Pre-Calculus Algebra
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
IA 3330 (3) – Product Development and Assistive Design
(12 hours)
Total Hours
66
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationIndustrial Arts & Design Academy – 3D Printing Focus
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) – Visual Arts
ART 1145 (3) – Foundations of Form and Space
Troy 1101 (1) – University Orientation
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
IA 2220 (3) – Fundamentals of 3D Modeling and Printing
SCI 2233 (3) – Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) – Physical Science Lab
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) – English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) – US History I
Art 2201 (3) – Introductory Drawing
SCI 2234/L234 (4) – Earth Space and Science
(13 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) – English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) – US History II
MTH 1105 (3) – Intermediate Algebra**
IA 2230 (3) – Large Format 3D Printing and Sustainable Materials
(12 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
ART 3375 (3) – Special Topics Summer Experience
IS 2241 (3) – Computer Concepts and Applications
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) – World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) – American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) – Pre-Calculus Algebra
IA 3320 (3) – Constructive Disruption: Design Process and Workflow
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) – World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
IA 3330 (3) – Product Development and Assistive Design
(9 hours)
Total Hours
66
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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The International Studies Academy is a program specifically designed to prepare students for the ever-evolving demands of a Global Community. The Pike County School System has partnered with Troy University – Alabama’s International University – to offer this unique, comprehensive instructional program. A program of this nature could prepare a student for opportunities in business, politics, diplomacy, etc, all on an international stage. The successful completion of this degree program will result in an Associate’s Degree from Troy University.
Students in the International Studies Academy will participate in a study abroad trip at no cost. Students may be asked to help with fundraisers for the trip.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationInternational Studies Academy
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
TROY 1101 (1)- TROY ORIENTATION
REL 2280 (3) – World Religions
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
POL 1101 (3) – Politics and Popular Culture
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) - US History I
SCI 2234 (3) – Earth and Space Science
SCI L234 (1) – Earth and Space Science Lab
Foreign Language 1 Part I (3) – Language of Choice
(13 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) - US History II
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra*
Foreign Language 1 Part II (3) – Language of Choice
(12 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Applications
LCL 3301 (3) – Language and Culture on Location -
(Study Abroad)
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
LDR 1100 (3) - Intro to Leadership
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) - Macroeconomics
BIO 1100 (3) - Principles of Biology
BIO L100 (1) - Principles of Biology Lab
LDR 2200 (3) - Tools for Leaders
(13hours)
Total Hours
70
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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The successful completion of this degree program will result in an Associate’s Degree from Troy University.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationJOURNALISM
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
SEMESTER
COURSE SCHEDULE
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
TROY 1101 (1)- TROY ORIENTATION
COM 1101 (3) - Intro to Communication
(7 Hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
JRN 3365 (3) - TV Studio Tech & Producing
(7 Hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 or 1112 (3) - US History I or II
SCI 2234/L234 (4) – Earth & Space Science*
JRN 4415 (3) – Television Production Practicum
( 13 Hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1111 or 1112 (3) - US History I or II
MTH 1105 (3) – Intermediate Algebra**
JRN 1100 (3) – Technologies in Journalism
(12 Hours)
Summer Semester (or Term)
LDR 1100 (3) – Intro to Leadership*
JRN 1102 (3) – Writing for Mass Media
(6 Hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) – Pre-Calculus Algebra
JRN 2201 (3) – Reporting
(12 Hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) - Macroeconomics*
JRN 3360 (3) – Broadcast News Writing
(9 Hours)
Total Hours
66 – 3 for MTH 1105 = 63
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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In partnership with Enterprise State Community College, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students who are interested in Business, CNC Operations, Electronics, Advanced Controls, and Programming. The successful completion of this program will lead to an Associate’s Degree and prepare students for a rewarding career.
Suggested Course Sequence for Associate in Applied Science Degree
Mechatronics
For High School Dual Enrollment Students
Year 1
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Format
Fall
ADM 100/Industrial Safety
ILT 182, Quality Practices & Measurement
MET 220, Mechanical Systems 1
3
3
3
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Spring
ILT 120, Introduction to AC/DC Circuits
ILT 183, Manufacturing Processes & Production
HIS 201, United History I
3
3
3
Hybrid
Hybrid
F2F or Online
Year 2
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
ENG 101/English Composition
ILT 209, Motor Controls 1 (prerequisite ILT 120)
Approved Mechatronics Elective
ILT 168, Hydraulics/Pneumatics (prerequisite ILT 120)
3
3
3
3
F2F or Online
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Spring
ILT 163, Digital Electronics (4 hour lab/week)
MTH 100, Intermediate Algebra or higher
INT 258, Industrial Electricity & Electronics (prerequisite ILT 120) (8 hour lab/week)(mini term course)
OR
ILT 121, AC/DC Circuit Analysis (prerequisite ILT 120) (4 hour lab/week)
Approved Mechatronics Elective
3
3
3
3
Hybrid
F2F or Online
Hybrid
Hybrid
Year 3
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
BIO or CHM or PHS or PHY course
ILT 190, Programmable Logic Controllers
ADM 234, Industrial Robotics
Approved Mechatronics Elective
4
3
3
3
F2F or Online
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Spring
SPH 106, Fundamentals of Oral Communication
ILT 193, Advanced Programmable Logic Controllers
ILT 213, Industrial Process Control
ILT 210, Mechatronics
3
3
3
3
Online
Hybrid
Hybrid
Hybrid
Mechatronics Elective List through ESCC Students should choose three courses from the following. A Mechatronics instructor will consult with them to offer direction in their choices.
• ILT 162 Solid State Electronics
• CIS 161 Introduction to Networking Communications
• INT 213 Motor Controls 2
• CIS 162 Advanced Networking
• CIS 212 Visual Basic Programming
• CIS 215 C# Programming
• EET 260 Microprocessor Interfacing & Data Acquisition
• BUS 215 Business Communications
• BUS 263 Legal & Social Environment of Business
• BUS 275 Principles of Management
• MET 225 Mechanical Systems 2
• ADM 110 Blueprint Reading
• CNC 139 Basics of Computer Numerical Control
• CNC 112 CNC Turning
• CNC 113 CNC Milling
• ADM 283 Cooperative Education
• ADM 290 Cooperative Education
• INT 132 Predictive & Preventive Maintenance
• ILT 282 Lean Techniques & Advanced Measurement
• ADM 296 Applied Metrology
• Any additional Area III math or science course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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PENDING ACADEMY OPTION – In partnership with Troy University Air Force ROTC, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students who are interested in a future in the military. The successful completion of this program will lead to an Associate’s Degree and prepare students for a rewarding career.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationAcademy of Military Science Focus (AFROTTC)
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
TROY 1101 (1) – University Orientation
LDR 1100 (3) – Introduction to Leadership
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
LDR 2200 (3) – Tools for Leaders
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) - US History I
SCI 2234 (3) – Earth and Space Science
SCI L234 (1) – Earth and Space Science Lab
AS 1112 (1) – Heritage and Values
AS L112 (1) – Leadership Laboratory
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) - US History II
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra**
AS 1113 (1) – Heritage and Values II
AS L113 (1) – Leadership Laboratory II
(11 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Applications
(3 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
AS 2212 (1) – Team and Leadership Fundamentals
AS L212 (1) – Leadership Laboratory I
(11 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Macroeconomics*
BIO 1100 (3) - Principles of Biology
BIO L100 (1) - Principles of Biology Lab
AS 2213 (1) – Team and Leadership Fundamentals II
AS L213 (1) – Leadership Laboratory II
(12 hours)
Total Hours
63
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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In partnership with Enterprise State Community College, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students who are interested in a future working in the legal profession. The successful completion of this program will lead to an Associate’s Degree and prepare students for a rewarding career.
Suggested Course Sequence for Associate in Applied Science Degree
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
For High School Dual Enrollment Students- All courses listed are online.
Year 1
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
PRL 101/Introduction to Paralegal Study
ART 100/Art Appreciation or MUS 101/Music Appreciation
3
3
Spring
OAD 101/Beginning Keyboarding
CIS 146/Microcomputer Applications
3
3
Year 2
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
MTH 116/Mathematical Applications (or higher-level math)
ENG 101/English Composition I
BUS 263/Legal and Social Environment of Business
PRL 102/Basic Legal Research and Writing
3
3
3
3
Spring
PSY 200/General Psychology
PRL 103/Advanced Legal Research and Writing
PRL 230/Domestic Relations
PRL 240/Wills, Estates, and Trusts
PHS 111/Physical Science I or BIO 103 Principles of Biology I
3
3
3
3
4
Year 3
Term
Course Number/Name
Credit Hours
Fall
ENG 102/English Composition
PRL 160/Criminal Law and Procedures
PRL 262/Civil Law & Procedures
PRL 210/Real Property Law (or PRL 250/Bankruptcy)
3
3
3
3
Spring
PRL 192/Alabama Legal Systems (TORTS) (or PRL 265/Constitutional Law)
PRL 291/Internship in Paralegal
PRL 282/Law Office Management and Procedures
SPH 106/Fundamentals of Speech
WKO 101/Workplace Skills Development
3
3
3
3
1
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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We have partnered with Troy University to offer college credit to our Performing Arts Academy. Students will graduate with an Advanced High School Diploma and an Associate Degree in General Education with an emphasis in Theater/Drama.
Troy University Associate of Science in General Education
Art/Performing Arts (Theatre/Drama) Concentration (Contract Minor) Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
THE 1130 (3) - Introduction to Theatre
TROY 1101 (1)- TROY ORIENTATION
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
THE 2271 (3) - Fundamentals of Scenery and Lighting
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) - US History I
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra
THE 2272 (3) - Fundamentals of Costumes and Makeup
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) - US History II
THE 3300 (2) - Fundamentals of Acting
THE 1115 (1) - Performance and Production Practicum
(9 hours)
Summer Semester – Junior Year
THE 2215 (3) - Performance and Production Practicum:
Summer Spotlight
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Applications
(6 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
THE 3360 (3) - Playwriting
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) - Macroeconomics
THE 1160 (1) - Audition and Portfolio Techniques
THE 2211 (1) - Theatre for Youth
(8 hours)
Total Hours
61
*on-line via eTroy **developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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The Pike County School System’s Dual Enrollment STEM Academy is an extension of the elementary/middle school STEM initiative started during the 2015-16 school year. This Dual Enrollment STEM Academy offers college courses such as Chemistry, Calculus, Physics, and more. This 3-year program, in cooperation with Troy University, will offer these highly motivated students with challenging STEM material while earning college credit for future STEM-related instruction/education and careers. This program will be a tremendous boost for the students’ futures and for the overall STEM community. The successful completion of this degree program will result in an Associate’s Degree from Troy University.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationSTEM Focus
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
SEMESTER
COURSE SCHEDULE
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) - Visual Arts
TROY 1101 (1)- TROY ORIENTATION
MTH 1105 (3) - Intermediate Algebra
(7 Hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) - Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) - Physical Science Lab
MTH 1112 (3) - Pre-Calculus Algebra
(7 Hours)
Summer
NFA – AMBITION @ NAS Pensacola
Not for college credit
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) - English Composition I
HIS 1111 (3) - US History I
CHM 1142 (3) - Chemistry I
CHM L142 (3) - Chemistry Lab
( 10 Hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) - English Composition II
HIS 1112 (3) - US History II
MTH 1114 (3) - Pre-Calculus with Trigonometry
(9 Hours)
Summer Semester (or Term)
IS 2241 (3) - Computer Concepts and Applications
CS 2250 (3) - Computer Programming I
(6 Hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) - World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) - American National Government
MTH 1125 (4) - Calculus w/lab
Approved Elective (3)
(13 Hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) - World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) - Macroeconomics
PHY 2252 (3) - Physics I
PHY L252 (1) - Physics Lab
(10 Hours)
Total Hours
62
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.
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In partnership with Troy University, the Pike County School System is offering this academy to students interested in pursuing a career as a teacher. The successful completion of this program will lead to an Associate’s Degree and prepare students for a rewarding career as a future educator.
Troy University Associate of Science in General EducationTeacher Education-Regular Track
Associate’s Degree Track – Sophomore/Junior/Senior Option
Semester
Course Schedule
Fall Semester – Sophomore Year
ART 1133 (3) – Visual Arts
TROY 1101 (1) – University Orientation
MTH 1105 (3) – Intermediate Algebra**
(7 hours)
Spring Semester – Sophomore Year
SCI 2233 (3) – Physical Science
SCI L233 (1) – Physical Science Lab
MTH 1110 (3) – Finite Math
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1101 (3) – Composition and Modern English I
HIS 1111 or 1112 (3) – US History I or II
MTH 2251 (3) – Mathematical Concepts for K-6 Teachers I
EDU 3310 (3) – Introduction to Education
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Junior Year
ENG 1102 (3) – Composition and Modern English II
HIS 1111 or 1112 (3) – US History I or II
GEO 2210 (3) – World Regional Geography
EDU 3305 (3) – Teaching with Technology
(12 hours)
Summer Term – Junior Year
IS 2241 (3) – Computer Concepts and Application*
BIO 1100 (3) – Principles of Biology*
BIO L100 (1) – Principles of Biology Lab*
(7 hours)
Fall Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2205 (3) – World Literature I
POL 2241 (3) – American National Government
MTH 1112 (3) – Pre-Calculus Algebra
SPE 3340 (3) – Diverse Learners
(12 hours)
Spring Semester – Senior Year
ENG 2206 (3) – World Literature II
ECO 2251 (3) – Principles of Macroeconomics*
SCI 2234 (3) – Earth and Space Science
SCI L234 (1) – Earth and Space Science Lab
EDU 3303 (3) – Educational Psychology and Classroom Assessment
(13 hours)
Total Hours
70
*on-line via eTroy
**developmental course
All Programs of Study are subject to change based on the needs of the student, the Pike County Schools, or the offerings of our post-secondary partners. Changes are at the discretion of the PCS and our partners.