Thus, FLIC courses are designed to parallel regular college-level courses in expectations and rigor. Enrollment and satisfactory completion of a FLIC course means earning college credits while in high school. College credits earned through FLIC can be transferred to most colleges and universities in the United States. Secondary students wishing to enroll in FLIC courses must be strongly motivated and have demonstrated success in related subject areas. Qualified seniors would normally be in the top half of their class.
Juniors are usually in the top quarter.
Currently, FLIC has entry college-level courses in art, biology, chemistry, literature, and environmental science. However, your school's next school year course offerings could include other disciplines. Students are encouraged to consult with their school's FLIC coordinator for additional information on tuition. The grading criteria for FLIC are established by the faculty for each course and are listed on the course syllabus. High school grades and credits are reported in the usual manner.