Joining the Elite Class in History

The video introduces sophomores to the opportunity of taking United States history as a dual credit class during their junior year. It explains the benefits of dual credit over advanced placement, including earning college credits affordably. The enrollment process, eligibility criteria, and application details are provided, encouraging students to join this elite group of university-educated individuals.

What is the main question sophomores should ask themselves before taking the United States History class?

• Do you want to travel?

• Are you ready for a challenge?

• Do you love America?

• Do you love history?

What is the role of the instructor in the United States History class?

• Advisor

• Counselor

• Commander-in-chief

• Principal

What is a key difference between dual credit and Advanced Placement classes?

• Advanced Placement classes are shorter.

• Dual credit classes do not require a standardized test.

• Advanced Placement classes guarantee college credit.

• Dual credit classes are more expensive.

As a dual enrollment student, where will you be registered?

• University of Montana

• Billings Central High School

• Montana State University Billings

• Harvard University

How many college transfer credits can you earn from the dual credit US history class?

• Three

• Six

• Five

• Four

What is the approximate cost for earning six credits in the dual credit US history class?

• $400

• $300

• $200

• $100

What is the first step to join the elite squad of university-educated students?

• Attend an interview

• Submit an essay

• Ask Miss Answer for an application

• Pay the enrollment fee

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for acceptance into the elite class?

• Approval from the instructor

• Recommendation from Miss Han Sir

• Approval from the principal

• Grade in world history

By when must you submit your application to join the class?

• May 1st

• April 1st

• March 1st

• February 1st

What is emphasized as the most important trait for joining the elite class?

• Leadership

• Creativity

• Patriotism

• Intelligence