Welcome, High School Students!
Want to learn more about the U of L Teaching and Learning Pathway Program where you can receive both high school and college credit while investigating teaching as a career? You landed in the right place!
This program will allow you to earn up to 3 courses (9 hours credit) toward a college degree in teaching while you complete high school. You will receive meaningful experiences that will develop knowledge, skills and dispositions that are critical to success in the teaching profession. Students in this program receive academic support and supervision from experienced teachers in K-12 schools. For more information, see page 2 of the Student Information Guide | Application Procedure
Eligible students will possess the following:
See the complete listing of the admission requirements on page 3 of the Student Information Guide | Application Procedure.
Cost
Student earning credit through the U of L Teaching and Learning Pathway Program receive a considerable discount. The cost for one dual credit course is one-third (1/3) of Kentucky Community and Technical College in-state tuition. In Fall 2020 the cost per credit hour is $72 for a total of $216 per course.
The 2020-2021 cost for U of L freshmen through seniors is $499 per credit hour for a total of $1,497 per course. This is a savings of $1,281 for each course you complete in the Teaching and Learning Pathway.
11th and 12th graders may apply online for a KHEAA Dual Credit Scholarship. If granted, the scholarship can cover the cost of 2 courses. See www.kheaa.com/website/kheaa/dual_credit?main=1
Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship Program for High School Students
See pages 4 and 5 of the Student Information Guide | Application Procedure for additional information about the Cost and Scholarships.
Application Procedures
See page 7 in the Student Information Guide | Application Procedure for information about the application procedures. U of L is here to make the application process easy for you. If you have any questions, you may contact Charles Rains (charles.rains@louisville.edu).