WELCOME

You are taking your first step to becoming an approved 1818 Advanced College Credit Instructor with Saint Louis University.

This brief application consists of the following sections:

1. Personal Information
2. Biographical Information
3. Educational Background
4. Course request information

Once you begin your application, please save immediately via the "Save" button at the bottom of each screen. This will trigger an email to be sent to you with a personal url that you can use to access the partially completed form so you can complete it in multiple sittings. Be sure to save your progress each time or it will revert back to the most recent saved version. 

Only faculty who are employed by an approved 1818 Program Partner High School are eligible to apply to become a 1818 instructor.

 

If you wish to save your progress and come back to this form, please be sure to click "Save" at the bottom of the form before you exit. A link will be emailed to you at the above address to edit and complete the document in multiple sittings.

If you wish to save your progress and come back to this form, please be sure to click "Save" at the bottom of the form before you exit. A link will be emailed to you at the above address to edit and complete the document in multiple sittings.

Please enter your educational background information below. If you have multiple degrees at any of the levels you may include those in the Additional Coursework table below. Later in this document, you will be asked to submit official transcripts of any graduate coursework you have completed.

If you answered "No" in the question above, please list applicable graduate level coursework completed in the academic discipline(s) in which you are proposing to teach 1818 courses. We will confirm these courses in a review of your official transcripts.

SLU requires the submission of official transcripts of all graduate-level coursework and programs in which you have enrolled.  Screenshots of academic records from institutional data systems or similar non-transcript documentation will not suffice.  Final determination of your eligibility to serve as an 1818 instructor will not be made until all such transcripts have been received and reviewed by SLU faculty.  

Official transcripts must be sent to the following addresses:

1. Electronic transcripts: 1818@slu.edu **this is the preferred transmission method and significantly reduces the time to review an application**
2. Hard copy Transcripts: 

1818 Advanced College Credit Program
Saint Louis University
1 North Grand Blvd.
DuBourg Hall 150
St. Louis, MO 63103

We will not review your application until all transcripts for graduate-level course work are received.

If you wish to save your progress and come back to this form, please be sure to click "Save" at the bottom of the form before you exit. A link will be emailed to you at the above address to edit and complete the document in multiple sittings.

Please identify which courses you are seeking to teach in the 1818 Program.

To review SLU courses offered via the 1818 Program, please visit the Course Listing webpage on the 1818 Program website. 

Please indicate below the course(s) you wish to offer and the term(s) in which they will typically be offered.

*SLU courses taught across both high school semesters should be noted as yearlong course offerings. Students will register and pay in the fall semester for the total credit hours of the course, however the final grade is not posted until the spring semester concludes. 

Once your academic credentials have been determined to meet our criteria, you will be contacted by a SLU Faculty Liaison in your discipline.

The faculty liaison will guide you through the developent of a draft syllabus for each course you wish to teach.  Your syllabus will use as a starting point the SLU 1818 Syllabus Template, which can be found here.  The template provides important information regarding student rights in taking a course for college credit via the SLU 1818 Program.

When the faculty liaison approves your syllabus, a final determination regarding your eligibility to teach in the 1818 Program will be made.

By clicking "Submit" below, I am attesting that this form and its contents are both complete and accurate. Only faculty from approved 1818 partner high schools are eligible to apply; application and approval does not guarantee that your course will be offered in the next academic semester.

For questions, contact the 1818 Office at 314-977-1818 or 1818@slu.edu.