Enrollment Honors Plus Seal
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Enrollment Honors Plus Seal
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To earn the Enrollment Honors Plus Seal:
Students First Must Earn The Enrollment Honors Seal Requirements:
- Complete at least 4 World Language credits
- Complete at least 6 Social Studies credits
- Complete at least 8 Mathematics credits, including:
- Algebra I
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- Pre-Calculus or another advanced mathematics course
- Complete at least 6 Science credits, including:
- Biology I
- Chemistry
- Physics or another advanced laboratory science
- Earn a grade of C or higher in all courses
- Maintain a cumulative B average
Students Then Must Earn Additional Honors Plus Requirements:
- Earning a College-Ready Credential
- Examples may include:
- Indiana College Core
- Associate Degree
- Technical Certificate
- AP Scholar with Distinction
- Cambridge AICE Diploma
- IB Diploma
- Examples may include:
- Completing Work-Based Learning
- Complete at least 75 hours of work-based learning experiences
Note: These experiences may be paid, unpaid, on-site, simulated, internship-based, or career-connected.
- Demonstrating Professional Skills
- Students must demonstrate growth in:
- Communication
- Collaboration
- Work Ethic
- Students must demonstrate growth in:
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In addition to the academic requirements above, students must complete ONE of the following:
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4Earn 4 credits in AP, IB, or Cambridge courses and take the corresponding exams. Earn at least 6 college credits while in high school. Earn a score of: - 1250 or higher on the SAT, OR
- 26 or higher on the ACT
Complete TWO of the following: - Earn at least 3 college credits
- Earn 2 AP credits and take the corresponding AP exams
- Earn 2 IB credits and take the corresponding IB exams
- Earn 2 Cambridge credits and take the corresponding exams
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The Enrollment Honors Seal prepares students for college. The Enrollment Honors Plus Seal goes a step further by encouraging students to earn significant credentials, gain real-world experience, and demonstrate the skills needed to succeed in both college and future careers.
Students earning this seal leave high school with advanced academic accomplishments, practical experiences, and a strong foundation for success after graduation.
Think of the Honors Plus Seal as the "next level" of the Honors Seal. Students first earn the Honors Seal and then complete additional experiences that demonstrate exceptional readiness for their future goals.

