These courses satisfy Carnegie unit requirements for high school graduation. Simultaneously, they fulfill many of the basic courses required by colleges and universities. The local high school sets the requirements for Post Secondary Options students. In addition to academic requirements, students must be at least 16 years of age and enrolled in a public high school. Written permission is granted by appropriate school officials and the student's parent or legal guardian.
Forms are available in local high school guidance offices.
Tuition and laboratory fees for courses at Thomas University are paid by the State of Georgia foreligile participants. The student is responsible for books and special fees. Post Secondary Options Students may take up to 30 hours per year, although the program is not in operation during summer terms. All PSO courses at Thomas University, which is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, are approved by the state and will transfer to most of the nation's colleges and universities. Thomas University advisors help studentsdecide which courses are best for their educational needs, but the student is responsible for determining their transferability.