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University High School

Both Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate classes are offered as well as College Preparatory classes. AP and IB courses have ACT score and prerequisite requirements students must meet in order to enroll in these classes. Students may also take courses at LSU through independent study or concurrent enrollment. The LSU Laboratory School is the only high school in the state of Louisiana to be approved for the IB Diploma Program. Classes are scheduled by blocks on alternating days (A/B block scheduling) and students may earn 8 credits per year.

Course Offerings    

Concurrent Enrollment

Students at University High School are eligible to enroll in concurrently enrolled courses through LSU.  These courses are taught on the U High campus during regular school hours.  Students that successfully complete a concurrent course receive a letter grade and an LSU transcript that will apply to earned credit for the student if they enter LSU.  The credits will also transfer to any university that accepts credits from LSU.  Tuition for these classes is waived as are University related fees.  Students are expected to purchase their own textbooks and they are also required to pay any course related fees that may apply.

For the 2007-2008 school year the following courses are available for concurrent enrollment:

            a)  Math 1021 (College Algebra)

            b)  Math 1022 (College Trigonometry)

            c)  English 1001 (Freshman English)

            d)  Environmental Systems 1126

Details regarding student eligibility for these courses vary and interested students and parents should contact Myra Broussard (578-0414) for additional information.  Efforts are underway to expand the concurrent enrollment offerings so the list of offerings may grow before the start of the 2009-2010 school year.

Graduation Requirements

English

4 credits

Mathematics

3 credits

Social Studies (Civics, Free Enterprise, World History, American History)

3 credits

Physical Education and Health

2 credits

Electives

8 credits

Science

3 credits

Students must pass the Louisiana State Graduation Exit Exam.

All students must earn 30 hours of community service each year.

* School Requirements:  4 Math credits, 4 Science, and 2 Foreign Language credits in High School

Class Rank

Rank in class is weighted and is based on the semester grades for all classes taken for credit.

Grading System

 

Regular

College Prep.

IB/AP

A

90-100

4.0

5.0

B

80-89

3.0

4.0

C

70-79

2.0

3.0

D

60-69

1.0

2.0

F

0-59

0

0

Grade Point Average

Class of 2009

Highest Grade Point Average

4.39

Mean Grade Point Average

3.52

College Admissions

Students attend a 4 year college

99%

Students attend a 2 year college

1%

Average ACT Composite Score

24.1

Average ACT Composite Score for IB Students

29

Members of our recent graduating classes matriculated to the following institutions:
 

Auburn University

Stanford University

Baylor University

Savannah College of Art & Design

Birmingham Southern College

Southern Methodist

Brigham Young University

Springhill College

Claremont McKenna College

Texas A & M University

Columbia University

Tulane University

Davidson College

University of Alabama

Duke University

University of Chicago

Emory University

University of Florida

George Washington University

University of Georgia

Georgia Tech

University of Indiana

James Madison University

University of Mississippi

Lenoir-Rhyme College

University of North Carolina

Louisiana State University

University of Pennsylvania

Louisiana Tech University

University of Richmond

Loyola University

University of South Carolina

Millsaps College

University of Tennessee

New York University

University of Texas

North Carolina State University

University of Virginia

Rhodes College

Vanderbilt University

Rice University

Washington & Lee University

 
Louisiana State University Laboratory School
45 Dalrymple Drive, LSU | Baton Rouge, LA 70803  | Phone (225)578-3221 | Fax (225)578-3326

  

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