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  Veritas Press Scholars Academy  
  Diploma with Highest Honors  
  Model Course of Study  
     
   
 7th Grade
 8th Grade
 9th Grade
 10th Grade
 11th Grade
 12th Grade
 
   Omnibus  Omni I Prim. & Sec.  Omni II Prim. & Sec.  Omni III Prim. & Sec.  Omni IV Prim. & Sec.  Omni V Prim. & Sec.  Omni VI Prim. & Sec.  
        History
      Theology
      Literature		   l Ancient World History I
  l Doctrine & Theology I
  l Ancient World Lit I 		  l Medieval History I
  l Doctrine & Theology II
  l Medieval Lit I 		  l American & British History I
  l Doctrine & Theology III
  l American & British Lit I 		  l Ancient World History II
  l Doctrine & Theology IV
  l Ancient World Lit II 		  l Medieval History II
  l Doctrine & Theology V
  l Medieval Lit II 		  l American & British History II
  l Doctrine & Theology VI
  l American & British Lit II		  
   English  Comp I    Comp II  Writing Elective       
   Language  Latin I  Latin II  Latin Readings I  Greek I  Modern Foreign Lang. I  Modern Foreign Lang. II  
   Math  Algebra I  Geometry  Algebra II  Pre-Calculus  Calculus I  Calculus II  
   Science  Physical Science  Biology  Chemistry  Physics  Organic Chemistry  Physics II (Calc-Based)  
   Logic & Rhetoric  Logic I  Logic II    Rhetoric I  Rhetoric II  Senior Thesis  
   Electives          One Elective  One Elective  
     
  Notes  
 
  1. Six classes per year is the recommended pace.
  2. Taking Omnibus Primary and Secondary courses for the same Omnibus level in the same year is worth a full credit in history, theology, and literature. The exact course name for the credit appears in the lines under the Omnibus line above.
  3. The model above exceeds the requirement for the degree.
  4. In the above model 7th, 10th, 11th and 12th grades all have eight credits for the year, and it is generally understood that seven is a maximum. However, students pursuing this diploma are generally so talented in at least one particular area that they will likely be able to take classes geared for 9th grade before then. Special consideration will be given to relieve the requirement to take some of these courses in 9th - 12th if they have been taken before then. This would include but may not be limited to Composition, Foreign Language, Math, Science and Logic & Rhetoric.
  
     
Updated 02/20/09