SUBSTITUTABLE AND DUPLICATIVE

SUBSTITUTABLE AND DUPLICATIVE COURSEWORK

Case Studies

CASE STUDY NO. 1 –DUPLICATIVE COURSEWORK

Prospective student-athlete, Jane Smith, attended multiple high schools within her academic timeline.

Grade nine at School A:

• Completed a full academic year of ‘Math I Honors,’ broken down by semesters.Grade 10 at School B:

• Completed a full academic year of ‘Algebra 1,’ broken down by semesters.

Tr a n s c r ip t – H ig h Sch o o l A Tr a n s c r ip t – H ig h Sch o o l B

CASE STUDY NO. 1 –DUPLICATIVE COURSEWORK

Review Duplicative Coursework Policy No. 3 in the Course Title Usage Guide.Courses are on the same level of the standard high school math progression.

The ‘standard high school math progression’ is defined by the existing course titles on the high school’s NCAA core-course list.

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The standard math progression for the first three years of high school math as defined by the list of NCAA courses is:

Math 1

Math 2

Math 3

The standard math progression for the first three years of high school math as defined by the list of NCAA courses is:

Algebra 1

Geometry

Algebra 2

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Student_Resources/Course_Title_Procedure.pdf

CASE STUDY NO. 1 –SUBSTITUTABLE COURSEWORK

Each defined math course title progression with be found duplicative of each other.

Jane Smith completed ‘Math I’ at School A and ‘Algebra 1’ at School B.Both course titles are the first course within the math progression at each high school.

‘Math I’ and ‘Algebra 1’ are deemed duplicative course titles.

The best grades, per semester, will be used for a maximum of one credit earned.


Class Name Grade School Year Sem. 1 Sem. 2 Credit

English 9/Comp 9 2010-2011 80 79 1Algebra 1 Pre-AP 9 2010-2011 75 86 1Phys Ed 9 2010-2011 95 97 1Integrated Science EB 9 2010-2011 85 81 1World History <1500 9 2010-2011 75 91 1Choir 9 2010-2011 89 89 1Space Science & Meteorology 9 2010-2011 71 71 1

TRANSCRIPT LIST OF NCAA COURSES English Math Natural/Physical Science Social Science Additional

American Lit Algebra 1 Astronomy AP European History ASL 1/ASL 2British Lit Algebra 1A (.5 cu max) Biology Honors AP Psych French 1Creative Writing Algebra 1B (.5 cu max) Botany AP Sociology French 2Debate 1/2/3/4 (1 cu max) Algebra 2 Chemistry Civics French 3English 1 Calculus Chemistry Advanced Economics Concurrent French 4English 1H College Algebra Earth Science Psychology German 1English 2 Discrete Math Environmental Science Sociology German 2English 2H Geometry Forensics US History/Geography German 3English 3 Integrated Math I General Biology US History ADV German 4English 3H Integrated Math II Genetics World Geog PhilosophyEnglish 4 Integrated Math III Horticulture World History I Spanish 1English 4H Intermediate Algebra Human Anat/Phys World History II Spanish 2Journalism Precalculus Marine Science Spanish 3Mythology Adv/Honors Statistics Meteorology Spanish 4Novels Trig Physical Science World ReligionsRhetoric PhysicsShort Story Physics AcceleratedSpeech Integrated Science

Zoology


English 9/Comp.Both courses DO NOT appear on ‘Split’ chart.

However, per Split Exceptions on page 7 of the Course Title Usage Guide, ‘Composition’ in a course title can be ignored in order to match the remaining part of the title.

• Okay to substitute ‘English 1’ from list of NCAA courses.

Space Science & Meteorology.

From the ‘Split’ chart (Attachment B), both course titles appear:

Okay to substitute ‘Meteorology’ from list of NCAA course.

Review the Course Title Substitution Chart on page 18 of the Course Title Usage Guide.



Algebra 1 Pre-Ap is on the transcript and Algebra 1 is on the NCAA core-course list.

Review Course Level Substitutions on page 21.

Okay to substitute ‘Algebra 1.’



‘Integrated Science EB’ is on the transcript and ‘Integrated Science’ is on the NCAA core-course list.

Common course title designations:

Okay to substitute ‘Integrated Science’ from NCAA core-course list.


‘World History < 1500’ is on the transcript and ‘World History I’ is on the NCAA core-course list.

Review the Universal Substitution Chart on page 19 of the Course Title Usage Guide.

Okay to substitute ‘World History I’ from NCAA core-course list.



TRANSCRIPT LIST OF NCAA COURSES

Class Name Grade School Year Sem. 1 Sem. 2 Credit

Language Arts 2 10 2011-2012 80 80 1Journalism- Yearbook 10 2011-2012 87 89 1Plane and Solid Geometry 10 2011-2012 90 85 1Biology 10 2011-2012 70 70 1Phys Ed 10 2011-2012 97 98 1Plant Science/Horticulture 10 2011-2012 70 75 1US Government 10 2011-2012 89 87 1

English Math Natural/Physical Science Social Science AdditionalAmerican Lit Algebra 1 Astronomy AP European History ASL 1/ASL 2British Lit Algebra 1A (.5 cu max) Biology Honors AP Psych French 1Creative Writing Algebra 1B (.5 cu max) Botany AP Sociology French 2Debate 1/2/3/4 (1 cu max) Algebra 2 Chemistry Civics French 3English 1 Calculus Chemistry Advanced Economics Concurrent French 4English 1H College Algebra Earth Science Psychology German 1English 2 Discrete Math Environmental Science Sociology German 2English 2H Geometry Forensics US History/Geography German 3English 3 Integrated Math I General Biology US History ADV German 4English 3H Integrated Math II Genetics World Geog PhilosophyEnglish 4 Integrated Math III Horticulture World History I Spanish 1English 4H Intermediate Algebra Human Anat/Phys World History II Spanish 2Journalism Precalculus Marine Science Spanish 3Mythology Adv/Honors Statistics Meteorology Spanish 4Novels Trig Physical Science World ReligionsRhetoric PhysicsShort Story Physics AcceleratedSpeech Integrated Science

Zoology


‘US Government’ is on the transcript.

From the Course Title Substitution Chart on page 19.

Okay to substitute ‘Civics’ from the list of NCAA courses.

‘Plane and Solid Geometry’ is on the transcript.

From the Course Title Substitution Chart on page 18.

Okay to substitute ‘Geometry’ from list of NCAA courses.




Specific ‘English’ discipline policy.

For ‘Language Arts’ coursework, there is not a substitution policy.

English 2 on the list of NCAA core courses CANNOT be substituted for ‘Language Arts 2’ on the transcript.

Specific ‘English’ discipline policy.

For a course title that includes ‘Journalism’ there is NOT a substitution policy.

There must be a verbatim match on the list of NCAA core courses.

‘Journalism’ on the list on NCAA core courses CANNOT be substituted for ‘Journalism-Yearbook’ on the transcript.

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‘Plant Science/Horticulture’ is on the transcript but only ‘Horticulture’ is on the NCAA core-course list.

Both course titles do NOT appear on the ‘Split Course Title’ list.

There is NOT an exception.

Move to the ‘Remainder Chart’ on page 8 of the Course Title Usage Guide.

Okay to use ‘Horticulture’ for 0.5 credits.



‘Biology’ is on the transcript and ‘General Biology’ is on the NCAA core-course list.

Review the Course Level Substitution Chart on page 21 of the Course Title Usage Guide.

Okay to substitute ‘General Biology’ from the NCAA core-course list.


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