In schools with a variety of CAPP offerings, students are not to exceed twelve credits per semester. High school teachers with a graduate degree are approved by the respective UW Oshkosh academic department. These teachers are then appointed as university adjunct instructors and work cooperatively with a UW Oshkosh liaison professor to design and implement the CAPP course. Upon completion of a CAPP course you will receive a grade based upon your cumulative effort. A transcript from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh will be provided.
Different universities have different grade requirements.
In both cases, you will receive high school Carnegie units required for graduation. Tuition is based upon number of credit hours. This credit amount is determined by the University of Wisconsin System and changes annually. Your high school is billed for full tuition, then reimbursed for half of that amount. Each school district establishes its own policy relative to student payment of tuition and books.