THE GREATS HONORS PROGRAM (“GHP”)

1 THE GREATS HONORS PROGRAM ( GHP ) CURRICULUM CHARTS. Below you may view charts which display the subjects, courses, credits, lectures and options in The GREATS HONORS PROGRAM . TA. Chart # 1 shows the recommended order/sequence of courses however students are free to depart from this order at will. Chart #3, below, shows the minimum courses necessary to earn the GHP diploma. GHP 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Total SUBJECTS. Credits OFFERED I II I II I II I II (A typical course is 3 credits;. Chart # 1 great Books 6). Ancient Ancient Ancient Ancient great Books Greeks Greeks II Romans Romans II Middle Ages Middle AgesII Moderns Moderns II 48.

2 GBks. History History History History History History History History History 4. Precalculus & Precalculus &. Mathematics Algebra I Algebra I Algebra II Algebra II Geometry Geometry Trigonometry Trigonometry 12. Our Philosophy Night Sky Ethics Logic Logic 4. Fundamental New Testament Revelation &. Theology Theology: Jesus of 12. Religion Religion Religion Religion or: Christology Nazareth The Liturgy The Creed Essay Language Arts Grammar Sentences Writing Rhetoric 8. Foreign Language (may substitute Spanish for 1) Greek Greek Latin Latin 8. Science Biology Biology Chemistry Chemistry Physics Physics 18.

3 Music and Art Music Art 6. Total Credits 16 16 16 16 14 14 14 14 120*. Total Number: 31 Recommended courses (including 8 great Books courses). Courses substitutions for may be made with permission. Chart # 2 simply shows the names/titles of the same courses listed above as used by The great Courses Plus . Total Course 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Credits Titles I II I II I II I II. per Chart # 2 Subject great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of the Ancient the Ancient the Ancient the Ancient the Middle Ages the Middle Ages\.

4 great Books Greeks I Greeks II Romans I Romans II I II. the Modern EraI the Modern Era II 48. Foundations of Foundations of Foundations of Foundations of Foundations of Foundations of Foundations of Foundations of Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western GBks. History Civilization Civilization Civilization Civilization Civilization Civilization Civilization Civilization 4. Geometry:An Geometry:An Mathematics: Mathematics: Interactive Interactive Describing the Describing the Mathematics Algebra I Algebra I Algebra II Algebra II Journey Journey Real World Real World 12.

5 Our Night The Ethics of An Introduction An Introduction Philosophy Sky Aristotle to Formal Logic to Formal Logic 4. Fundamental Didache Didache Didache Didache Fundamental New Testament: Theology Introduction to Understanding Our Moral Life in The History of Theology: Theology: Jesus of 12. Revelation & The Liturgy (Either Didache or Theology) Catholicism the Scriptures Christ the Church, or: The Creed Nazareth Christology English Argumentation;. Building great Writing great the Study of Language Arts Grammar 8. Sentences Essays Effective Boot Camp Reasoning Greek 101: Greek 101: Latin 101: Latin 101: Foreign Language Learning Learning Learning a Learning a 8.

6 Ancient Ancient Classical Classical may substitute Learning Spanish Greek Greek Language Language Biology: Biology: Chemistry Chemistry Physics and Our Physics and Our Science The Science The Science and Our and Our Universe, How It Universe, How It Universe: How It Universe: How It 18. Physics II is optional of Life of Life All Works I All Works I. All Works All Works Music and Art Music & Art Music & Art 6. Total Credits 16 16 16 16 14 14 14 14 120. per Semester THE GREATS HONORS PROGRAM - MINIMUM COURSES CHART. While the Academy recommends the 31 courses (above), this chart sets forth the minimum courses (26 courses-below) necessary to earn The GREATS HONORS Diploma.

7 Some are posted in 2 semesters, below. Substantially equivalent courses may substitute for or be transferred in from other programs to replace required courses. Apart from the great Books courses, these courses may be taken in any order, at any pace. No. of Subject Areas Students transferring into the GHP complete at least 25% of their courses from the chart below for Required each year they are in the GREATS HONORS PROGRAM ( 2 great Books courses + avg. 4 others per year) Courses great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of great Books of the Ancient the Ancient the Ancient the Ancient the Middle Ages the Middle Ages\.

8 great Books (8) Greeks I Greeks II Romans I Romans II I II. the Modern EraI the Modern Era II 8. Geometry:An Geometry:An Mathematics: Mathematics: Mathematics Interactive Interactive Describing the Describing the 3. (Any 3 Courses) Algebra I Algebra I Algebra II Algebra II Journey Journey Real World Real World The Ethics of An Introduction An Introduction Philosophy Aristotle to Formal Logic to Formal Logic 2. Theology Didache Didache Didache Didache Fundamental Fundamental New Testament: Theology: (Any 4 Courses: these are Introduction to Understanding Our Moral Life in The History of Theology: Jesus of on website) Catholicism the Scriptures Christ the Church, or: Revelation &.

9 The Creed Nazareth The Liturgy 4. Christology English Argumentation;. Language Arts Grammar Building great Writing great the Study of 3. (Any 3 Courses) Sentences Essays Effective Boot Camp Reasoning Foreign Greek 101: Greek 101: Latin 101: Latin 101: Learning Learning Learning a Learning a Language Ancient Ancient Classical Classical 1. (Any 1 Course). Greek Greek Language Language may substitute Learning Spanish Biology: Biology: Chemistry Chemistry Physics I and Our Physics I and Our Science The Science and Our and Our The Science Universe, How It Universe, How It Universe: How It Universe: How It 3.

10 (3 Courses) of Life, Pt. I of Life, All Works Pt. I All Works, Pt. II All Works All Works Music and Art 2. (Any 1 Art & 1 Music Course) Music & Art Music & Art Total 26. Note: The great Course Physics and Our Universe, How it All Works includes Physics I & II. Physics I is required (through lecture 27), not Physics II (lectures 28-48). COURSE OPTIONS. The Angelicum Academy's live, high school and college-level courses may be used to substitute for similar GHP courses. See the Online Courses tab at the Academy homepage for individual, live, online course tuition.