High Scholars is a two year curriculum created by Belhaven University. These courses provide a seamless integration of history, literature, and Bible with a Christian worldview emphasis. This program, which encompasses three courses each year, is a thorough study of Western Civilization and Worldviews, fulfilling academic requirements in history, literature, composition, and worldview. High Scholars is designed to provide a learning experience that goes beyond mere facts and brings students to a profound understanding of the biblical perspective. Classes take students on a two-year journey through the great cultures of western civilization. Students sharpen their biblical worldview as they study and critique the belief system of each culture while addressing inherent philosophical, political, and ethical issues. This unique approach teaches students the value of a Christian worldview for shaping a prosperous and healthy society. As a result of their studies, students will develop their own personal worldview based on the Bible. For more information about Belhaven University, go to www.belhaven.edu. For more information about the Belhaven High Scholars (Western Civilization Worldviews) curriculum and teachers, please go to the Belhaven High Scholars web page. Students applying for college credit need to register with Belhaven University in addition to TPS, and will pay an additional fee. Students earn 24 college credits over two years. These credits are transferable to other colleges and universities. Click here for more information on dual enrollment. There is a one-time resource fee of $375.00 for all first-year students, which includes all books for both years, US shipping, websites services, and video lectures. Books are mailed directly to the student prior to the first day of classes. For a book list, click here.
Note About Tuition and Dual Enrollment: To receive college credit for this course, students must Dual Enroll with Belhaven University using this online application form. Students should plan on taking their ACT or SAT no later than mid-June. If you do not have those scores yet, fill out and submit as much as you can. A Belhaven admissions counselor will be in contact with you. Students unable to dual enroll will be given a $570 discount. The courses will then count for high school credit only. Students taking only Year 2 only without having taken Year 1 must still pay the one-time resource fee.
Target Grades: 9-11
Prerequisites: Completion of diagnostic essay and approval from the course administrator. Specific computer requirements are detailed in the page linked from this description.
Sample class: View
Tuition: $1660
| Section 1 (2011) | Tue+Thu | 9:45 am | - | 11:15 am | Closed | Mari Fredericks |
| Section 2 (2011) | Mon+Wed | 3:00 pm | - | 4:30 pm | Closed | Mari Fredericks |
Belhaven High Scholars (Western Civilization Worldviews) (Year 2) continues with the history, literature, and the art of western civilization from the reformation to modern times. Please see description for Belhaven High Scholars (Western Civilization Worldviews) (Year 1).
Note About Tuition and Dual Enrollment: To receive college credit for this course, students must Dual Enroll with Belhaven University using this online application form. Students should plan on taking their ACT or SAT no later than mid-June. If you do not have those scores yet, fill out and submit as much as you can. A Belhaven admissions counselor will be in contact with you. Students unable to dual enroll will be given a $570 discount. The courses will then count for high school credit only. Students taking only Year 2 only without having taken Year 1 must still pay the one-time resource fee.
Target Grades: 10-12
Prerequisites: Successful completion of TPS Belhaven High Scholars (Western Civilization and Worldviews) Year 1, or placement test and approval from the course administrator.
Sample class: View
Tuition: $1660
| Section 1 (2011) | Tue+Thu | 11:30 am | - | 1:00 pm | Closed | Mari Fredericks |
| Section 2 (2011) | Tue+Thu | 3:00 pm | - | 4:30 pm | Closed | Mari Fredericks |

