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PLEASE NOTE: Register for graduate credit only after you have started your online course. All participants must register within 10 days of starting their course in order to qualify for graduate credit.
| Graduate Credit Costs | |
| Course tuition ($65/credit hour; 3 units of credit) | $195 |
| Course tuition ($65/credit hour; 2 units of credit) | $130 |
| No application or registration fees | |
To send a copy of your RED Course Record, log into Scholastic RED with your username and password. From the Scholastic RED Homepage, click the My Course Record button on the left side of the page. Click the Email My RED Course Record link and follow the instructions. Be sure to check the box for the University of San Diego.
Your score on the Course Review (the end-of-course assessment) will determine your final grade. If the final exam is failed, no credit will be granted.
The grading criteria are:
| A | 18-20 |
| B | 16-17 |
| C | 14-15 |
| D | 12-13 |
| F | 11 and below |
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
PLEASE READ
Scholastic RED offers several online professional development programs in collaboration with the University of San Diego. Currently, participants can earn either two or three graduate units of credit, depending on the specific course. USD expects participants to invest 15 hours for each credit earned by studying, testing, reflecting, and implementing ideas contained in the lessons. With this in mind, we anticipate it would require a minimum of five weeks of study and participation to complete each course.
USD's policy is to release transcripts within 48 hours of receiving a score from Scholastic RED, but in no case will the transcript be released before the five-week restriction has elapsed. Both Scholastic and USD are intent on assuring that the learner is able to maximize the ideas gained by meaningful involvement in the program. By registering for credit, participants agree to the expectations indicated above. Finally, participants must register within 10 days of starting their Scholastic RED course and complete the course in no more than 15 weeks. If you have further questions, please contact Dr. Jim Olivero at JLO004@aol.com.
To register, go to this secure online registration site by clicking on or cutting and pasting the link below to your browser:| Course Title | Course Number | Credit Hours |
| 6 Traits: Building a Foundation for Writing | 511MN | 3 |
| 6 Traits: Assessing and Teaching Writing | 521ST | 3 |
| Developing Foundations for Early Childhood Success | 511LZ | 3 |
| Putting Reading First in Your Classroom | 511LC | 3 |
| Building Fluency | 511LG | 3 |
| Improving Fluency | 511LH | 3 |
| Guided Reading: Making It Work in Your Classroom | 511LQ | 3 |
| Building Foundational Skills: Phonics, Word Study, and Comprehension | 596TA | 3 |
| Exploring the Lexile Framework for Reading | 511LB | 3 |
| Building Decoding Skills and Strategies | 511LI | 3 |
| Improving Decoding Skills and Strategies | 511LJ | 3 |
| Improving Reading Comprehension | 511LD | 3 |
| Middle School Literacy: Improving Text Comprehension | 511LE | 3 |
| High School Literacy: Comprehension Through Active, Strategic Reading | 511LF | 3 |
| READ 180: Making It Work in Your Classroom | 511LK | 3 |
| READ 180: Best Practices for Reading Intervention | 511LN | 3 |
| ReadAbout: Improving Nonfiction Reading Comprehension | 511LY | 3 |
| Zip Zoom English: Reading Success for English Language Learners | 511LX | 3 |
| Reading Success for English Language Learners | 511LO | 3 |
| Building Vocabulary for Reading Success | 511LP | 3 |
| Strategies for Teaching Striving Readers: A Course for All Secondary Teachers | 511LV | 3 |
| Supporting Secondary Teachers in Literacy Instruction: A Course for Middle and High School Literacy Coaches | 511LW | 2 |
| Leading a Literacy-Focused School: A Course for Middle and High School Principals | 511LU | 2 |