University high school accelerated learning program

Participants in the Acceleration Program invariably achieve excellent VCE results, and are admitted to a tertiary course of their preference — along with other students of The University High School. Any additional inquiries about this program should be directed to the Co-ordinator, Assistant Principal Sue Prosenica This is a special program for gifted and talented students.

Admission to this program is at year 7 level only and the selection process involves a series of tests and an interview. Please register via the link on our website and follow the Acceleration program SEAL link below for timeline and general information. Our community. PSU reserves the right to cancel low enrolled sections if necessary. Students are responsible for understanding the policy on dropping courses and following it. Students will be responsible for any expenses incurred due to a dropped course, and for all tuition and associated costs resulting from a failed course.

Late fees, if applicable. Students may meet with the advisor in person or by telephone. This meeting is required in order to register for the class. Students may be required to take a placement test, departmental approval may be required, and students must meet any prerequisites for a course. All regular restrictions apply. View courses offered and prerequisites through the Course Descriptions.

Tuition charges and other fees are the same as those for other undergraduate students in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences. View current tuition rates. AHS students also pay a part-time student activity fee, which entitles students to use campus facilities and take advantage of student discount tickets for a variety of events.

Additional costs may include textbooks, class materials, and lab fees. The due date for each term is displayed on the Account Summary tab and payments can be processed online from the Make Payment tab. For billing and payment questions, contact the Student Payment Center at payments pitt. A valid University of Pittsburgh ID card allows students access to University facilities and events such as libraries, athletic events, and recreational facilities. Many community businesses offer discounts to students upon presentation of a valid student ID.