Everett School District Running Start Course Equivalency Guide
All Running Start students should follow the policies and procedures set forth by their high school and college, including meeting with their high school counselor AND college advisor prior to selecting courses. The equivalency chart below is a guide and students should work with their counselor and advisor to determine courses that meet their graduation requirements and post-high school goals.
NOTE:
- All Running Start students are required to complete the High School & Beyond Plan tasks, including completing their Senior Survey and uploading a current resume in Naviance. See your high school counselor for details.
- High school counselors are the best guides to support you with your high school graduation requirements.
- College advisors are the ones who can best help you with college degree requirements.
- Please see the appropriate counselor or advisor for further information.
College to High School Credit Conversion
Use this table to determine how many high school credits you will earn for a class. Remember, college classes are offered in a variety of credit amounts.
| College Credits | High School Credit |
|---|---|
| 5 | 1.00 |
| 4 | 0.80 |
| 3 | 0.60 |
| 2 | 0.40 |
| 1 | 0.20 |
Equivalencies
Identify the high school graduation requirement you wish to fulfill, then select a college course that meets that equivalency.
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Other Resources
Course descriptions, prerequisite and placement requirements, quarters offered.
Class details, times and instructors, instruction mode.