Rigorous Academics

We offer the following Advanced Placement courses:

• AP English Language

• AP English Literature

• AP World History

• AP US History

• AP Calculus

• AP Research

• AP Seminar

• AP Statistics

• AP African American History

• AP Psychology

• AP Spanish

Our students can take Early College/Dual Enrollment courses as per below:

• CCNY Freshman Seminar

• CCNY College Algebra/ Trig- Math 190

• CCNY Principles of Microeconomics 10250

• CCNY PSC 101 United States Politics and Government

• CCNY Intro Journalism 23300

• CCNY Psychology 102- Applications of Psych in Modern World

• BMCC CSC 101 Principles in Information Technology and Computation (*only eligible for FRNYC Cohort 1-3)

• SUNY CSCI-2010 Introduction to C++ & OOP

• SUNY CSCI 2015  Introduction to Object-Orient Programming: Java

• SUNY Algebra MATH 1040

• SUNY MATH 1065 – Statistics

• SUNY ENSC 1000 – Earth Science

• SUNY HIST 1115 – Western Civilization I

• SUNY HIST 1120 – Western Civilization II

• SUNY HIST 2025 – U.S. History to 1865

• SUNY HIST 2030 – U.S. History from 1865 to Present

• SUNY EDST 1005 – Introduction to Teaching

• SUNY COMW 1005 – College Writing

• SUNY COMW 1015 – College Reading & Writing

College Now offers students in grade 10 and up an opportunity to take College courses after school and on weekends. Current course offerings are:

•  Intro to Biology

•  Public Speaking

•  Web Design I

•  Intro to Computer Systems

•  Problem Solving with Computer Programming

•  Macroeconomics

•  College English Composition

•  College English Composition

•  American Government

•  Pre Calculus

•  Essentials of Marketing

•  Intro to Psychology

•  Intro to Psychology

•  Intro to Psychology

•  Elements of Sociology

•  Elements of Sociology

Through NEON, students take courses through some of the country's top tier colleges and universities.  Offerings include:

• Civics, Citizenship, and the American Imagination | Wesleyan University

• Introductory Sociology | Arizona State University

• The Afro-Latin American Experience | Morehouse College

• Introduction to Psychology | Wesleyan University

• As well as courses listed here.