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Advanced Scholars

Online College Courses for High School Students

Advanced Scholars Courses

Courses in the Advanced Scholars program are the same college courses taught on-campus by UNL faculty—faculty who not only teach, but also lead the research in their respective fields.

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Arts & Humanities
Classical Mythology (CLAS 180) Fall
Introduction to Art History (AHIS 101) Fall/Spring
Judaism, Christianity and Islam (RELG 181) Spring
Visual Literacy: Art & design (ARCH 143 / LARC 143 / IDES 143 / TXCD 143) Fall/Spring
Business
Personal Finance (FINA 260) Fall/Spring
Statistics (ECON 215) Spring
Math & Science
Animal Products (ASCI 210) Fall/Spring
Biotechnology: Food, Health and Environment (AGRI 115) Spring
College Algebra and Trigonometry (MATH 103) Spring
Earth’s Natural Resources Systems (NRES 108) Fall
Elements of Physics (PHYS 151) Fall/Spring
Engineering Economy I (IMSE 206) Fall/Spring
Insect Biology (ENTO 115) Fall/Spring
Introductory Astronomy (ASTR 103) Fall/Spring
Multimedia Approach to Computing (CSCE 150M) Fall
Oceanography (GEOL 109) Fall
Plant Science (AGRO 131) Fall/Spring
The Science of Food (CHEM 131/FDST 131/NUTR 131) Fall/Spring
Social Science
American History to 1877 (HIST 201) Fall
American History since 1877 (HIST 202) Spring
Fundamentals of Human Communication (COMM 109) Fall/Spring
Human Development and the Family (CYAF 160) Fall
International Relations (POLS 160) Fall/Spring
Introduction to Library Research (LIBR 110) Fall/Spring
Introduction to Psychology (PSYC 181) Fall/Spring
Introduction to Sociology (SOCI 101) Fall/Spring
Sociology of Crime (SOCI 209) Fall/Spring
Strategies for Academic Success (EDPS 209) Spring
Survey of Criminal Justice (CRIM 101) Fall/Spring