Our advanced courses help to prepare students for post-secondary academics by organizing opportunities for various levels of academic growth and achievement.  See below for the options available to our scholars looking to advance.

High School Honors Courses

Honors courses give scholars an opportunity to take learning to another level and show their academic determination while earning additional high school credit.

Advanced Placement Courses

Advanced Placement courses prepare students to for college courses and to take the Advanced Placement test in pursuit of earning college credit.

AP Course List

Math

AP® Calculus A/B
AP® Statistics A/B

English

AP® English Language and Composition A/B
AP® English Literature and Composition A/B

Science

AP® Biology A/B
AP® Chemistry A/B
AP® Environmental Science A/B

Social Studies

AP® Macroeconomics
AP® Microeconomics
AP® Psychology
AP® U.S. History A/B

College and Career Readiness

AP® Computer Science A

Dual Enrollment

Dual Enrollment is for students who would like to begin their college journey while still in high school.  As the name states, students choosing to excel at this advanced level earn both high school and college credit while taking one course.  Students attending with us have access to dual enrollment with the University of South Florida.

General USF Dual Enrollment Requirements

❑ 9th – 12th grade
❑ 6 credits first semester
❑ Up to 11 credits thereafter
❑ Qualifying testing options
IE: Accuplacer, PERT, etc.
❑ 3.5 + GPA
❑ Maintain 2.0 GPA
❑ Part-time Non-Degree seeking student

Testing Requirements

SAT: 560 Critical
Reading / 530 Math

ACT: 21 Reading /
21 Mathematics

PERT: 114 Math / 106
Reading / 103 Writing
Offered at State Colleges

CPT (Accuplacer): 256 Reading / 253
Writing / 250 AAF (advanced
algebraic functions)
Testing Center at USF must bring Photo ID & U#

Post- Secondary Test Preparation Courses

Post-Secondary Preparation courses help students prepare for college readiness exams and career goal assessments.  Students interested in post-secondary academic or career endeavors are encouraged to take these courses to help them become familiar with the format of post-secondary preparation testing.

SAT Course List and Information

SAT® Mathematics
SAT® Reading
SAT® Writing and Language

Additional Information

For a list of colleges, universities and scholarship programs to send SAT scores use this SAT Scores Sends List

To find a testing center and location, use this SAT Test Center Search Link

Global Virtual Academy School Code – 038111

ACT Course List

ACT® English
ACT® Mathematics
ACT® Reading
ACT® Science Reasoning

NCAA Courses and Eligibility

NCAA courses meet the requirement for students pursuing athletics in D1 and D2 post-secondary institutions.  Student looking for an NCAA approved path are strongly encouraged to join our program in their 8th grade year to prepare for their high school academic journey towards college and athletics at that level.

For more details on NCAA Eligibility Requirements page

NCAA Course List

Math

AP® Calculus A/B
Algebra 1 A/B
Algebra 2 A/B
Calculus A/B

Mathematics 1 A/B
Mathematics 2 A/B
Mathematics 3 A/B
Precalculus A/B
Probability & Statistics

Science

AP® Biology A/B
AP® Chemistry A/B
AP® Environmental Science A/B
Biology A/B
Biology with Virtual Labs A/B
Chemistry A/B

High School Earth & Space Science A/B
Integrated Physics & Chemistry A/B
Physical Science A/B
Physics A/B

English

AP® English Language and Composition A/B
AP® English Literature and Composition A/B
English 09 A/B
English 10 A/B

English 11 A/B

English 12 A/B

Social Science

AP® U.S. History A/B

AP® Macroeconomics
AP® Microeconomics

Contemporary World History A/B

Economics

High School Civics

High School World History A/B
U.S. Government
U.S. History A/B
World Geography A/B
World History Survey A/B

World Languages

French 1 A/B
French 2 A/B
German 1 A/B
German 2 A/B
Spanish 1 A/B
Spanish 2 A/B
Spanish 3 A/B

Health Fitness & Physical Education

Anatomy

Physiology