UNIVERSITY OF OSHKOSH COOPERATIVE ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
The Cooperative Academic Partnership Program (CAPP) affords students an opportunity to take college level courses at Muskego High School. By taking a CAPP course, students earn earn both high school and college course credits through UW-Oshkosh. The grades earned in courses designated as CAPP will carry a weighted value (.05) per semester when a student’s grade point average is calculated.
The purpose of CAPP is to:
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Offer the opportunity for academically qualified students to experience the rigor of university coursework.
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Offer a head start on college by providing an understanding of university level expectations as well as academic credit, which will facilitate subsequent studies.
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Provide a gradual introduction and transition to university study and facilities.
High school juniors or seniors who meet at least ONE of the following requirements can enroll in CAPP:
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For students who do not qualify under the above guidelines but want to take a course for college credit, need to submit a Teacher Recommendation Form by March 27 to Student Services where it will be reviewed by the CAPP Committee for consideration. One completed form per course is required.
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Students not wanting to take this course for college credit can still enroll.
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The MHS “Academic Program Change Request” process will apply; students can drop a CAPP class through Oshkosh by October 10th and will not be charged tuition by the university, but their participation in the course for high school credit will follow the high school’s change request process defined on page 68 in the Academic Guidebook.
CAPP tuition is yet to be determined; however, for the 2018-19 school year, tuition was $100/credit.
Upon completion of a CAPP course, students will receive an official transcript from UW- Oshkosh. All classes will follow the university’s grading scale.
CAPP Courses:
- BIOLOGY
- BUSINESS
- CHEMISTRY
- COMMUNICATIONS
- FRENCH
- MILITARY HISTORY
- SPANISH
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