Students under the age of 18 who are residents of a school district in the United States must submit written permission from a school official in their district to enter our diploma program, or they must supply written verification that they are in compliance with their state's home schooling or education requirements. Therefore, students should not apply to our diploma program until they are ready to enroll in one or more coures. After a student has been accepted into the diploma program, an advisor will be assigned to work with the student in planning a schedule of courses to meet the specific needs of the student. Top of this page - MU High home page Transfer Credit Academic credit earned at other schools may be transferred to MU High School. All high school credit earned from schools accredited by a nationally recognized accrediting agency or state department of education will be accepted toward meeting diploma requirements.
Credit earned in foreign schools and non-accredited domestic schools needs to be validated.
Academic credit in science, mathematics, English, and social studies may be validated. The test must be ordered from MU High School and be administered by an approved test supervisor. In addition, other pertinent documents such as transcripts or portfolios should be provided. Home schooled students may also be required to take the ITED to validate their credit. The enrollment fees for students who have been accepted into the MU High School diploma program are the same as those for other MU High School students, except the per-course handling fee is waived.