Teaching Of Advanced Placement Program
3-Credit Graduate Courses
21 content areas

Offered by the Graduate Division of La Salle University in collaboration with Manhattan College and the Middle States Regional Office of the College Board

When and Where
Courses will be offered at La Salle University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the week of July 19 to July 23, 2010. Classes are scheduled Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday classes will start at 8:30 a.m. and end at 1:00 p.m. Registration and class schedules for all courses are as follows:

Tuition
The cost of each course is $1,485. The tuition includes payment for course materials. Textbooks, which may be required for some courses, are not included in the tuition. If your course requires you to purchase a textbook, you will be notified in writing. The course tuition is the same whether you audit the course or take it for graduate education credit. You must decide whether you will take the course for audit by noon on Thursday, July 22. You must notify the director of the program in writing if you decide to take the audit option. A form will be distributed during the program for you to make your request in writing on Thursday, July 22.

If you take a course for credit, you will be required to complete the project due after the end of class on July 23. This project must be submitted to the course instructor by Aug. 15 via e-mail and/or surface mail. The course instructors will be giving directions to students in class during the week of the program. In this instance, a letter grade (i.e. “A,” “B,” “C,” etc.) will be assigned.

If you take a course for audit, you are not required to complete the final project for the course. In this instance, a grade of “X” will be recorded on your transcript to verify that you have attended the class.

Teachers who are currently employed as full-time teachers in Catholic schools within the dioceses of Philadelphia, Pa., Allentown, Pa., Trenton, N.J., Camden, N.J., and Wilmington, Del., will be granted a 30 percent tuition discount. If you are eligible for this discount, you must include with the registration form a letter from your principal indicating that you will be teaching in your present school during the 2010–2011 academic year.

Registration and Payment of Fees
Registration for courses and housing, if desired, must be made in advance. You may register:

1. The Preferred Option is by using the on-line registration system accessible on our Web site. To use this system, you must pay by credit card. La Salle will waive the usual convenience fee if you register online. The Program Director will confirm your enrollment in the course, in writing, within 10-14 business days and will provide you with additional program information. You will also receive an invoice showing a zero balance.
2. The Alternative Option is by using the registration form in our brochure (available upon request) or copied from our Web site. If you register with the paper form via surface mail or fax, the paper registration form must be completed in full and sent via US mail to the La Salle University address listed on the form or faxed to 215.951.5029.

If you register with the paper form via surface mail or fax, the paper registration form must be completed in full and sent via U.S. mail to the La Salle University address listed on the form. The paper registration form can also be submitted via fax (215.951.5029). If you register using the online registration system or via fax, you are responsible for sending in payment to cover your tuition and/or housing costs. Please do NOT send in any payment until AFTER you receive your Tuition Invoice. The La Salle University Office of Student Financial Services will bill you directly once your registration has been received. They will continue to bill you until payment has been made. If payment is not made by the time classes begin, you will be notified of your options in this regard.

Payment of tuition and/or housing fees can be made with check or purchase order sent via U.S. mail to the address listed on the registration form. La Salle University only accepts credit card payments via the Web (www.lasalle.edu/bursar). You will need your seven-digit La Salle ID number assigned by the University in order to complete your transaction. This number will be sent to you in the bill.

Because registration for all courses must be limited, students will be accepted on a “first come, first served” basis. All courses will run concurrently; consequently, you may register for only one course.

Cancellation Policy
All cancellations must be received prior to July 2, 2010, or the applicant will be held responsible for tuition and fees. The University reserves the right to cancel any course due to insufficient enrollment or for any other reason.

Evening Tours
For interested students, evening tours will be available to historic areas of Philadelphia and to other local attractions during the week of the program. A small fee will be charged to help cover the cost of transportation should you choose to take part in these excursions. In addition, the program may make available for purchase tickets to local events and attractions available in the Philadelphia area depending on availability and schedule. Information on this will be sent to all registered participants prior to the summer institute.