SLU 1818 and UMSL ACP
Through Saint Louis University's 1818 and UMSL's ACP College Credit programs, students can jumpstart their careers by earning college credit while still in high school. The 1818 and ACP programs are designed to engage students as college students while taking classes on Nerinx's campus with Nerinx teachers. The cost is $75/credit hour for SLU 1818 and $70/credit hour for UMSL ACP.
Currently, students can receive college credit from SLU 1818 if they are enrolled in one or more of the following courses:
- Humanities Honors
- Senior Drawing
- Adv. Drawing
- AP English Literature*
- Senior Writing Honors
- Social Justice and Genre Fiction Honors
- US Lit Honors
- US Lit Honors Interdisc
- Women: Film/Fiction Honors
- French III, IV, V
- German III, IV
- US History Honors
- US History Honors Interdisc
- Adv. PreCalc Honors
- AP Physics 1 Honors*
- Spanish III, IV, V
*AP class that can also be taken for 1818
Currently, students can receive college credit from UMSL ACP if they are enrolled in one or more of the following courses:
- Senior Drawing
- Adv. Drawing
- Anatomy and Physiology Honors
- Intro to Gender Studies
- Black History Honors
- Calculus Honors
- American Politics Honors
- World Religions
Students enrolled in these classes will receive information from their teacher and counselor about how to enroll and pay for the college credit if they are eligible.
For more information about SLU 1818, click HERE
For more information about UMSL ACP, click HERE
WHERE DO MY CREDITS TRANSFER? Use these helpful tools to figure out if the colleges you are considering will accept credit.
SLU transfer info, click HERE
UMSL transfer info, click HERE
Students currently in the registration process for SLU 1818 classes for Spring 2022 classes can find more information HERE. - Deadline - February 4, 2022
Students currently in the registration process for UMSL ACP classes for Spring 2022 classes can find more information HERE. - Deadline has been extended to February 3, 2022
SCHOLARSHIP FOR COLLEGE CREDIT: Beginning with the spring (January) 2022 semester, high school juniors and seniors may be eligible to receive a scholarship that covers the tuition and fees for their dual credit or dual enrollment courses. To qualify, students must be taking dual credit or dual enrollment courses from a Missouri college or university and meet the eligibility criteria. Awards will be prioritized based on financial need determined by adjusted gross income (AGI) from the most recent tax year. More info here: