HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATION

(Approved: Faculty Senate January 6, 2003; General Faculty February 18, 2003)

Wright State University has adopted a college preparatory curriculum policy. The university requires applicants to have a high school record that meets the recommendations of the Advisory Commission on Articulation between Secondary Education and Ohio Colleges. Students who do not meet the high school course requirements may be admitted to the university with conditions and will be required to remove deficiencies before they can graduate from Wright State University. Students should remove high school deficiencies by the completion of 90 credit hours at Wright State University

The following table summarizes the college preparatory course requirements and indicates how deficiencies may be removed.

Subject Area Requirement	Removal of Deficiencies
English - four units	Pass ENG 101*
Mathematics - three units (including Algebra I and II)**	Pass MTH 126 or MTH 127*
Social Sciences - three units (including two units in history)	Complete two general education courses in History and an additional general education course in either History or Human Behavior.
Science - three units	Complete the general education requirement in Natural Sciences. A one-term lecture/lab course removes up to one unit of deficiency.
Foreign Language - two units (In the same foreign or classical language through Level II)**	Pass courses through the 103 level or demonstrate proficiency by examination.
Arts - one unit	Complete one general education course in Fine and Performing Arts.

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* Initial enrollment in English will be determined by guided placement and initial enrollment in Mathematics courses will be determined by placement testing.
** Algebra I and Foreign Language I may be taken before high school.