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                Distance Learning Course Description 
               
               
                COURSE 
                NAME: AP 
                U.S. History (University in 
                the High School) 
              SCHOOL DISTRICT: Cohoes 
              INSTRUCTOR:  
              Full Year 
                 
                MAXIMUM TOTAL CLASS ENROLLMENT - ALL SITES: TBA 
               
              COURSE PREREQUISITES: 
               90% average in Global History or a 90% on Global History Regents.  
              BRIEF COURSE DESCRIPTION / 
                OUTLINE: This course provides a chronological study of the United 
                States concentrating on its history, government, economy, and social 
                processes. It is for highly motivated college- 
                bound students who will be challenged by oral and written presentations, 
                research, decision making and the 
                organization, analysis, and interpretation of material. Students are 
                eligible for six (6) college credits from  
                SUNY Albany. Students are also required to take the United States 
                History and Government Regents Exam in 
                June and the Advanced Placement United States History Exam in May. 
              OTHER NOTES / MISCELLANEOUS: Schools receiving 
                this course must be part of the SUNY Albany University 
                in the High School program. Those schools not associated with SUNY 
                Albany need only to have the building 
                principal write a letter to the office listed below to inform them 
                that your high school is involved with Cohoes 
                High School and their University in the High School program. 
              The University 
                in the High School Program 
                BA 110 
                University of Albany 
                Albany, NY 12222 
              The 
                University in the High School 
                Office (518) 442-4733  
              1/7/09  
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