The UF-USA Program provides high school students the option of taking college-level classes in their home school environment and obtaining college credit for the courses.

UF-USA allows high school students the opportunity to get a "jump start" on their college careers. They have the ability to complete several general education courses while they are still in high school. They attend classes with their classmates at their home school site, thus avoiding the hazards and saving the traveling expenses of driving to a college campus.

College Courses available through the UF-USA Program:
Calculus I	English Composition	Introductiory Biology
Basic Chemistry	Physics	Psychology
General Chemistry I +	Statistics	Spanish
Am. History to/from 1865	Literature Appreciation	Environmental Science
International Relations	Anatomy/Physiology	Political Science

+ New course offered for 2008-09
 Course syllabi are available upon request. 

Classes are taught by qualified teachers from your local school faculty. These teachers participate in a summer training institute that prepares them to teach the college curriculum and provides them with valuable professional development in their teaching field. They are paired with a University Professor who coordinates the class with them during the entire school year.  Teachers may receive up to three graduate semester credits for their participation.

Local districts do not lose state funding since the students do not leave their local school for classes.

For more information contact:
     David Rossman, UF-USA Coordinator
     The University of Findlay
     1000 N. Main St.
     Findlay, Ohio 45840
     Phone: 419-434-4512 or
     E-mail: rossman@findlay.edu