QUALIFICATIONS
High school juniors or seniors must meet the following requirements:
- Have a minimum 3.0 GPA
- Agree to abide by the Lifestyle Statement at Anderson University (found in the LAUNCH Program Application).
For courses offered during the academic year, the total cost for LAUNCH participants is $65 per credit hour. This does not include textbooks or additional class fees.
Payment must be made at registration. Placement exams may be required. Students may take up to 6 credit hours each semester, not to exceed a total of 12 credit hours for the program.
For a LAUNCH Program application file to be considered, AU must receive the following information:
- LAUNCH Program application
- Official high school transcript
Successful completion of the LAUNCH Program requires students to meet all LAUNCH Program attendance requirements and complete all first-semester courses with passing grades.
Apply today, and get a head start on your future.
Have questions?
Contact Rebekah Keith, Launch Program Director at rekeith@anderson.edu. The Launch Program is not available for online courses.
AVAILABLE LAUNCH COURSES
These courses are pre-approved as introductory-level courses for high school students in the LAUNCH program.
Please contact the Office of Admissions to check space availability and class times.
*Additional fees apply
Art
- ARTH 2000 – Great Themes Art/Design History
Bible & Religion
- CMIN 2000 – Introduction to Church Ministry
- RLGN 2000 – Introduction to Religion
Business
- CPSC 1100 – Introduction to Business Information
- BSNS 1050 – Business as a Profession*
- BSNS 2710 – Principles of Management
- BSNS 2810 – Principles of Marketing
Computer Science
- CPSC 1200 – Introduction to Web Programming
- CPSC 1400 – Computer Science I
- CPSC 2080 — Introduction to Cybersecurity
Dance
- Any Level I or Level II dance techniques class
- DANC 1590 — Dance Composition I
- DANC 1580 — Dance Improvisation I
- DANC 3000 — Dance in the Global Community
English & Communication
- COMM 1000 – Introduction to Speech Communication
- COMM 2000 – Media and Society
- COMM 2010 – The Communication Professional
- COMM 2200 – Visual Communication
- ENGL 1110 – Rhetoric & Composition
Health Sciences
- EXSC 1360 – Introduction to Exercise Science
- NURS 2130 – Is Nursing for Me?
- NURS 2140 – Issues in Nursing
- PEHS 1000 – Fitness/Leisure for Life
Languages
- SPAN 1010 – Elementary Spanish I
- FREN 1010 – Elementary French 1
- GERM 1010 – Elementary German 1
Math
- MATH 1220 – Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry
- MATH 1250 – Explorations in Mathematics
- MATH 1300 – Finite Mathematics
Music
- MUBS 2010 – Introduction to Music Business
- MUED 1000 – Introduction to Music Education
- MUSC 1000 – Music Literacy
- MUSC 1010 – Theory I
- MUSC 1030 – Aural Comprehension I
- MUPF 1230 — Jazz Combo
- MUPF 1270 — Symphonic Wind Ensemble
- MUPF 1280 — Jazz Ensemble
- MUPF 1330 — Symphony Orchestra
- MUPF 1360 — Brass Ensemble
- MUPF 1370 — Woodwind Ensemble
- MUPF 1380 — String Ensemble
- MUPF 1390 — Percussion Ensemble
- MUSC 2210 – Music, the Arts, and Culture
- MUSC 2220 – Music in Society
- MUPF 1070 – Women’s Chorus
- MUPF 1180 – Men’s Choir
- MUPF 1260 – Concert Band
- MUPF 1310 – Anderson Symphonic Choir
- MUPF 1330 – Chamber Orchestra
- *Any private music lesson (by audition)
Science
- BIOL 1000 – Principles of Modern Biology
- BIOL 2070 – Humans and the Environment
- BIOL 2210 – Foundations of Modern Biology I
- BIOL 2220 – Foundations of Modern Biology II
- BIOL 2410 – Anatomy & Physiology I
- BIOL 2420 – Anatomy & Physiology II
- CHEM 1000 – Introduction to Chemistry
- PHYS 1020 – Earth and Space Science
- PHYS 1000 – Physical Science
- PHYS 1240 — Introduction to Astronomy
Social Sciences
- CRIM 2520 — Introduction to Criminal Justice
- GLBL 2500 – Introduction to Global Studies
- HIST 2000 – History of World Civilization
- HIST 2030 – Western Civilization I
- HIST 2040 – Western Civilization II
- HIST 2110 – American Civilization I
- HIST 2120 – American Civilization II
- POSC 2020 – Introduction to Politics
- POSC 2100 – American National Government
- PSYC 2000 – General Psychology
- PSYC 2100 — Interpersonal Relationships
- SOCI 2010 – Introduction to Sociology
- SOCI 2020 – Social Problems
Theatre
- THEA 2110 – Acting I
- THEA 2220 – Theatre Genres and Analysis
- THEA 2350 – Introduction to Acting