INDEPENDENT STUDY APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT

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INDEPENDENT STUDY APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT American School 2200 East 170th Street Lansing, Illinois 60438 (708) 418-2850 www.americanschool.org 01/16 FORM S10A

INDEPENDENT STUDY APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT Check One: Date New Student Added Subject (Returning Student) Do not pay $30.00 enrollment fee if you have enrolled previously. My American School Student Number is: PLEASE PRINT Student LAST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL Student s Address Apt. # City State Zip Phone Number Date of Birth (AREA CODE) NUMBER MONTH / DATE/ YEAR Student s Email Grade NEW STUDENTS: This email should be unique to the student and may not be an email address already in use. Students may not use counselors' email addresses. Signature of Parent/Guardian (If under 18 years old) APPROVED BY: PLEASE PRINT School Official Phone Number School Name School Address Title Email City State Zip School Official s Signature Check One: Provide study material and graded exams for paper-based and/or paper-based courses with online exams to the School official. Provide study material and graded exams for paper-based and/or paper-based courses with online exams directly to student. Check One: The School Official requests that the American School provide an end-of-course exam for each course to be administered locally upon successful completion of the print-based unit exams or online course modules. (End-of-course exams are not available for online World Language courses.) The School Official waives the end-of-course exam requirement for each course. (PERFORATED: TEAR OFF AND MAIL TO SCHOOL) If neither box is checked, end-of-course exam(s) will automatically be required. A transcript of credit will be issued when all unit exams/modules and end-of-course final exam(s), if required, have been successfully completed, minimum enrollment time met, and all tuition and fees have been paid in full. CHECK ONE PRICE DELIVERY 1ST SEM. 2ND SEM. FULL UNIT SEE COURSE COURSE TITLE (PB, O, OEPC) ONLY ONLY PRICES DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BOX Enrollment Fee (New Students Only) $30.00 PMT TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $ P. 2

The American School s complete educational service includes qualified teachers, study materials, unit and final exams, and transcripts of credits. We realize that flexibility is important in helping students reach their educational goals. We are proud to deliver our courses and administer our exams in a variety of ways. We offer our accredited high school courses in online (O) and paper-based (PB) formats. We also offer students enrolled in select paper-based courses the option to take their unit exams online (OEPC). PAPER-BASED COURSES (PB) & ONLINE EXAMS FOR PAPER-BASED COURSES (OEPC) Full Unit Half Unit BUSINESS, CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Accounting, Fundamentals of 230.00 140.00 Automotive, Know Your Car N/A 200.00 Automotive Systems 210.00 130.00 Business, Intro. to 250.00 150.00 Business Law 270.00 160.00 Business Math 240.00 145.00 Career, Planning Your 150.00 100.00 Carpentry 210.00 130.00 Child Care and Development 190.00 120.00 Clothing 200.00 125.00 Computers, Intro. to 220.00 135.00 Consumer Economics 190.00 120.00 Drafting, Basic 250.00 150.00 Electricity, Fundamentals of *1 250.00 150.00 English, Business 220.00 135.00 Food Study 220.00 135.00 Home Planning and Decorating 200.00 125.00 Home Repair 190.00 120.00 Keyboarding 200.00 125.00 Office Procedures 230.00 140.00 Print Reading I, Building Trades N/A 230.00 Print Reading II, Building Trades N/A 230.00 ENGLISH English, Business 220.00 135.00 English 1, Composition and Grammar N/A 200.00 English 2, Composition and Grammar N/A 200.00 English 3, Composition and Grammar N/A 200.00 English 4, Composition and Grammar N/A 200.00 English Grammar, Basic Remedial N/A 180.00 English 1, Understanding 180.00 115.00 English 2, Understanding 180.00 115.00 Journalism 250.00 150.00 Literature 1 N/A 170.00 Literature 2 N/A 170.00 Literature 3 N/A 170.00 Literature 4 N/A 170.00 Literature, American 220.00 135.00 Literature, British 230.00 140.00 Literature, Classic Adventure N/A 140.00 Literature, World 220.00 135.00 Speech, How to Talk More Effectively N/A 160.00 Spelling N/A 140.00 Writing 1 260.00 155.00 Writing 2 N/A 155.00 Full Unit Half Unit FINE ARTS Art, Drawing Animals N/A 140.00 Art, Drawing Landscapes N/A 140.00 Photography 190.00 120.00 MATHEMATICS Algebra 1 300.00 175.00 Algebra 2 *1 320.00 185.00 Business Math 240.00 145.00 Geometry *1 270.00 160.00 Math I, Essential 160.00 105.00 Math II, Essential 160.00 105.00 SCIENCE Biology (lab) 310.00 220.00 Biology (non-lab) 240.00 145.00 Chemistry (lab) *1 380.00 300.00 Chemistry (non-lab) *1 270.00 160.00 Physics *1 300.00 175.00 Physiology and Health (Second semester is Health) 260.00 155.00 Science, Earth 220.00 135.00 Science, Environmental 230.00 140.00 Science, General 170.00 110.00 Science, Physical 260.00 155.00 SOCIAL SCIENCE Civics, Social (Government) 180.00 115.00 Geography, World 220.00 135.00 History, United States 270.00 160.00 History, World 190.00 120.00 Psychology for Life Today 160.00 105.00 Sociology 170.00 110.00 WORLD LANGUAGES French I 270.00 160.00 French II 270.00 160.00 Latin I 300.00 175.00 Please see page 4 for additional online World Language courses powered by Rosetta Stone. = Online Exams Available (OEPC) PREREQUISITE: *1 - requires Algebra 1 This list is accurate at the time of printing. A list of current online course offerings can be found at www.americanschool.org/online-learning. To download a copy of the most current application, which includes pricing information, visit www.americanschool.org/isapplication.pdf. P. 3

Full Unit Half Unit BUSINESS, CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION Accounting N/A 200.00 Business Communication N/A 200.00 International Business N/A 200.00 Culinary Arts, Intro. to 250.00 200.00 Economics N/A 200.00 Fashion and Interior Design 250.00 200.00 Hospitality and Tourism N/A 200.00 Life Management Skills N/A 200.00 Parenting, Real World N/A 200.00 Social Media, Intro. to N/A 200.00 Thinking & Learning Strategies N/A 200.00 ENGLISH Creative Writing 250.00 200.00 English 1 250.00 200.00 English 2 250.00 200.00 English 3 250.00 200.00 English 4 250.00 200.00 Journalism 250.00 200.00 Literature, Gothic N/A 200.00 Mythology and Folklore N/A 200.00 Public Speaking 250.00 200.00 FINE ARTS Art 1: World Cultures N/A 200.00 Digital Photography 250.00 200.00 Music Appreciation N/A 200.00 Theater, Cinema, & Film Production N/A 200.00 MATHEMATICS Algebra 1 250.00 200.00 Algebra 2 *1 250.00 200.00 Calculus *2 250.00 200.00 Geometry *1 250.00 200.00 Integrated Math 1 250.00 200.00 Integrated Math 2 250.00 200.00 Pre-Algebra *3 250.00 200.00 Pre-Calculus *2 250.00 200.00 Trigonometry *2 N/A 200.00 PREREQUISITE: *1 - requires Algebra 1 *2 - requires Algebra 2 *3 - requires no previous Algebra credits P. 4 ONLINE COURSES (O) Full Unit Half Unit SCIENCE Anatomy & Physiology N/A 200.00 Astronomy, Intro. to N/A 200.00 Biology (non-lab) 250.00 200.00 Chemistry (non-lab) *1 250.00 200.00 Health 250.00 200.00 Physics *1 250.00 200.00 Science, Earth 250.00 200.00 Science, Environmental N/A 200.00 Science, Forensic 250.00 200.00 Science, Physical 250.00 200.00 SOCIAL SCIENCE Geography 250.00 200.00 Government N/A 200.00 History of the Holocaust N/A 200.00 History, United States 250.00 200.00 History, World 250.00 200.00 Personal Psychology 250.00 200.00 Philosophy N/A 200.00 Psychology (full unit only) 250.00 N/A Psychology, Intro. to N/A 200.00 Sociology 250.00 200.00 WORLD LANGUAGE* Arabic 1 250.00 200.00 Arabic 2 N/A 200.00 Chinese (Mandarin) 1 250.00 200.00 Chinese (Mandarin) 2 250.00 200.00 Chinese (Mandarin) 3 N/A 200.00 Dutch 1 250.00 200.00 Dutch 2 N/A 200.00 English 1 (As a Second Language) 250.00 200.00 English 2 (As a Second Language) 250.00 200.00 English 3 (As a Second Language) N/A 200.00 French 1 250.00 200.00 French 2 250.00 200.00 French 3 N/A 200.00 German 1 250.00 200.00 German 2 250.00 200.00 German 3 N/A 200.00 Italian 1 250.00 200.00 Italian 2 250.00 200.00 Italian 3 N/A 200.00 Japanese 1 250.00 200.00 Japanese 2 N/A 200.00 Portuguese 1 250.00 200.00 Portuguese 2 N/A 200.00 Spanish 1 250.00 200.00 Spanish 2 250.00 200.00 Spanish 3 N/A 200.00 *Powered by Rosetta Stone. Final Exams not available for Online World Language Courses. This list is accurate at the time of printing. A list of current online course offerings can be found at www.americanschool.org/online-learning. To download a copy of the most current application, which includes pricing information, visit www.americanschool.org/isapplication.pdf.

Accreditation: American School is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools Commissions on Elementary and Secondary Schools (MSA-CESS), National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA) and Accreditation International (Ai) and is recognized as a nonpublic secondary school by the Illinois State Board of Education. Credit Value and Course Requirements: Courses are worth either a half-unit or full unit of Carnegie credit. Each full-unit course is also available in half-units, unless otherwise indicated by N/A. All unit exams/modules, projects, and final end-of-course exams must be successfully completed in order to earn credit. A module or level is a course section that can consist of lessons, discussions, lab/text questions, quizzes and/or posttests. Tuition: The cost of tuition includes all study materials, grading services, access to the Online Student Center and postage to U.S. locations. Additional shipping costs are applicable for foreign shipments. The semester required (either first or second half) must be indicated on the enrollment application. Prices are subject to change without notice. Tuition is expected to be paid in full at the time of enrollment. Tuition must be paid in full before a transcript of credit is released. Accounts more than three (3) months past due are subject to denial of service. The total balance must be paid in full before more courses can be added to the student s enrollment. Refund Policy: Paper-Based Courses/Paper-Based Courses with Online Exams: All requests for cancellation must be made in writing within 90 days of enrollment. If no exams have been submitted, we will retain the $30.00 enrollment fee and $50.00 per course for study materials. If any exams have been submitted in a course, full tuition will be charged and no refunds made. Online Courses: All requests for cancellation must be made in writing within 90 days of enrollment. If no modules or levels in a course have been completed, we will retain $50.00 for enrollment and service fees. If any modules or levels have been completed in a course, full tuition will be charged and no refunds made. Enrollments may not be transferred from one student to another. Completion Times: Paper-Based Courses and Paper-Based Courses with Online Exam Option: Minimum time for completion: 5 weeks per course consecutively; thus, 10 weeks for two, 15 weeks for three, etc. Maximum time for completion: 1 year from date of enrollment (yearly renewal possible) Online Courses: Minimum time for completion: 5 weeks per course consecutively; thus, 10 weeks for two, 15 weeks for three, etc. Maximum time for completion: Half-unit course 6 months Full unit course 12 months Local school deadlines must be met within these guidelines. Courses can be completed before the minimum time for completion; however, no official transcripts will be released until minimum enrollment times have been met for all courses (see above). The enrollment period for online courses cannot exceed the enrollment period (see above). If all course requirements are not fulfilled during that time period, students must re-enroll for the course at the full tuition price. Please note that these courses contain study materials equivalent to a half or full unit of course credit. Students should plan adequate time to complete all exams and assignments. In fairness to all students, exams are graded in the order received. There are no exceptions to this policy. How to Enroll: 1. Complete the enrollment application with your personal information. 2. List the courses to be taken. Be sure to indicate if full, first semester or second semester of each course is needed. 3. Indicate if you are enrolling for paper-based (PB), online exams for paper-based courses (OEPC) or online courses (O). 4. Have your counselor complete the section regarding end-of-course exams and shipment of study materials. 5. Have your counselor or other school official authorize your enrollment by signing your application. 6. Have your parent/guardian sign and approve your application if you are under 18 years old. 7. Mail the completed application with payment (check or money order payable to the American School) to: Independent Study Division American School 2200 East 170th Street Lansing, Illinois 60438 Do not send cash. The American School will not be held responsible for currency sent by mail. You can also enroll online at https://www.americanschool.org/is_enrollment.php. Additional Enrollment Forms: Counselors: For additional copies of this application or for more information, please contact our Independent Study Division at (708) 418-2850, Monday through Friday from 8:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. CST. You can also contact us by email at independentstudy@americanschool.org or write to the address listed above. Applications can also be downloaded at www.americanschool.org/isapplication.pdf (case sensitive). P. 5

American School INDEPENDENT STUDY High School Credits Through Distance Education ENROLLMENT APPLICATION WE CAN HELP YOU... Provide Credit Recovery Provide Challenging Courses for the More Advanced Student Provide Summer School Opportunities Serve the Home-Bound Student Provide for the Student Who Has to Travel in this Country or Abroad Offer High-Interest Courses for the Potential Dropout Provide Adult High School Completion Programs New online courses available, including over 10 online World Language courses powered by Rosetta Stone. 2200 East 170th Street Lansing, Illinois 60438 (708) 418-2850 www.americanschool.org