Introduction to Organic Chemistry II

In this course, students continue to explore the incredible world of carbon chemistry. Students add to their language skills as well as learn about additional functional groups and classes of organic molecules. They build on our understanding of reaction types and how to predict what can be made from certain precursors.

Introduction to Organic Chemistry I

The purpose of the course is to teach organic chemistry content and to prepare students for organic chemistry at the collegiate level. This course dives into mechanisms and reaction types that make up all living things on this planet, carbon chemistry.

Capitalism: Past, Present & Future

In this course, students immerse themselves in the history of various forms of capitalism, learning the specific components of capitalism. Students investigate how capitalism has impacted social, political, and economic systems around the world.

Investing II

In this course, students expand their knowledge of practices that define smart investment. They explore concepts in finance and apply them to investment decisions in four primary contexts: fixed-income investments, foreign exchange and crypto, commodities, and real estate.

Investing I

In this course, students simulate the work of investors by working with the tools, theories, and decision-making practices that define smart investment. Students explore concepts in finance and apply them to investment decisions in three primary contexts: portfolio management, venture capital, and social investing.

Precalculus

In this intensive summer course, students deepen and apply their understanding of mathematics in order to be prepared for higher-level courses. The emphasis is on understanding functions, including transformations, domain/range, and visual representations.

Health & Fitness

In this course, students take a comprehensive look at multiple factors that influence our bodies over a lifetime to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle. Students gain physical literacy by identifying, applying, analyzing, and evaluating components of fitness, exercise (FITT) principles, principles of training, phases of movement, and athletic performance.

Introduction to Branding & Marketing

In this course, students learn what it takes to build an effective brand that can authentically connect with consumers and create long-term brand equity.

How to Argue Well

This course will teach students how to master and deploy critical thinking skills to think independently; improve academic performance across disciplines; create, assess, and engage thoughtfully in arguments; and successfully forge community in the process.

Introduction to Blockchain & Cryptocurrency

This course explores how we arrived at the place we are now, and what the current and possible applications of crypto are. We’ll explore how markets in crypto operate, where they’ve received practical application, and where the space may head in the future through the lenses of creators, consumers, and governments.

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

This course will explore the history of research into artificial general intelligence and the subsequent focus on the subfields of narrow AI: Neural networks, Machine Learning and Expert Systems, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, and Machine Vision and Facial Recognition.

Developmental Psychology

Explore the physical, emotional, cognitive, and social changes that occur from birth through adolescence.

Academic English Accelerator

Use your current coursework to improve your academic English

Arts Entrepreneurship

Build the networking and personal branding skills necessary to succeed in creative careers

Religion & Society

Explore how religious identity intersects with various systems of power.

Personal Finance

In this course, students learn financial responsibility and social consciousness.

Cybersecurity

This course explores the fundamentals of and vulnerabilities in the design of computers, networks, and the internet.

Data Visualization

This course trains students to collect, organize, interpret, and communicate massive amounts of information.