Concurrent Credit
Northwest University
Northwest University offers concurrent college credit in the following courses. As an accredited university, Northwest University college credit is often transferrable to your college of choice and may be a good and economical way to jump start your college career.
In the fall, this list of courses is reviewed and updated. Applications must be submitted by the deadline; Northwest University does not accept late applications. Students must be enrolled in the appropriate Bear Creek course(s) during this school year in order to receive credit.
Spring Application Deadline: Print and complete the application, then scan and email it to Ms. Gomulkiewicz (kgomulkiewicz@tbcs.org) by 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 1, 2023. Fees ($55 per credit) will be invoiced to your Bear Creek account.
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AP English Language and Composition (Norris) | ENGL 2203 (Survey of American Literature) | 3 credits |
Honors Enlightenment and American Literature (Norris) | ENGL 2203 (Survey of American Literature) | 3 credits |
AP English Literature and Composition (Summers) | ENGL 1013 (Composition I: Expository Writing) | 3 credits |
Philosophical Theology (Urban) | THEO 1843 (Christianity in a Modern World) | 3 credits |
Christianity and Contemporary Culture (Urban, Dunn, Higley, Norris, Burns) | THEO 2413 (Developing a Biblical Worldview) | 3 credits |
AP Biology (Blakeley) | SCIE 1103/1 (Principles of Biology w/ lab) | 4 credits |
AP Chemistry (Bell)* | SCIE 1203/1 (Survey of Chemistry I w/ lab) | 4 credits |
AP U.S. History (Wilson) | HIST 2503 and 2513 (U.S. History I and II) | 6 credits |
AP European History (Sorensen) | HIST 1513 (Western Civilization II) | 3 credits |
Graphic Design 1 and 2 (Plourde) | ARTE 1853 (Introduction to Graphic Arts) | 3 credits |
Film and Animation (Plourde) | AVPE 1843 (Film & Animation) | 3 credits |
Questions regarding this program may be directed to Ms. Katie Gomulkiewiz (kgomulkiewicz@tbcs.org).
* If students matriculate to NU on the nursing track, they will receive the 4 credits; however, they also will be required to take an additional chemistry class at NU in which they must earn a grade of B- or better.
University of Washington
UW in the High School
Three Bear Creek courses are offered for concurrent credit through University of Washington. Learn about how students can earn college credit in our Upper School classrooms.
Registration: Students register for concurrent credit directly through UW in the High School. The Bear Creek School does not mediate registration in any way. Students/families must pay registration fees by UW's fall registration deadline.
After registering, students will receive a UW NetID, Husky Card, access to UW libraries, etc.
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Latin IV (Mills) | LATIN 103 (Elementary Latin) This course involves reading of selections from classical Latin literature. | 5 credits |
Latin V (Mills) | LATIN 305 (Introduction to Latin Literature) Readings in prose and poetry from various Latin authors; elementary exercises in Latin prose composition. Intended as first in a sequence of three. Recommended: one year of college-level Latin or equivalent. | 5 credits |
Honors Senior English (Summers) | ENGLISH 111 (English Composition: Literature) This course focuses on the study and practice of good writing. Topics are derived from reading and discussing stories, poems, essays and plays | 5 credits |