Dear parents and guardians, The following email was sent to your children from the Program Office. This is a courtesy copy for you. Please note: parents do not have access to making programming requests. This is a student feature on Talos for the student to choose their AP Courses. There are copies of these instructions in the Talos Document Hub in the Program Changes Folder and a link on the Blog for the live updated FAQ. Parents with questions should NOT reach out directly to the Program Office. If there is a question you need help with that your child cannot get answered through Talos or their Counselor, please don’t hesitate to contact me or an applicable Department Chair. AP Course preference requests will close on May 5, 2021 at 11:59pm. All the best, Dina ____________________________________ Dear Students, Please review the following instructions and key information to request and/or apply for Advanced Placement (AP) course selection. This process is intended for you to make requested course selections using the preference form, which then allows our Program Office to determine preliminary schedules for the entire school. Please note, this is a preference form only. No request is binding and no student is guaranteed a seat in a course. We will do our best to honor all requests. Additionally, an approval to apply for a course does not signify you have a seat in the course/class. Approval to apply for a course signifies you can request a seat―NOTE: Final seat assignments are pending based on space, course availability, and Administration oversight. This document<https://nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdocs.googl...> contains instructions (with screenshots) and an FAQ which we will be updating regularly. Please review the important reminders below: * Course selection is NOT First Come First Serve basis--you do NOT get preference if you are the first one to finish your selections so take your time determining which courses you would prefer to request * Fall 2021 Advanced Placement (AP) course requests will open on Friday, April 23, 2021 at 6:00 pm and will close on May 5, 2021, at 11:59 pm. * Go to stuy.mytalos.com<https://nam10.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fstuy.mytalo...> to make your requests DIRECTIONS: You should see three tabs: Dashboard; Grades; and Graduation Requirements. Dashboard is an overview and contains your current choices, your schedule, and your course applications (see below). [https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/ATNsQrUcpzEAd677fVhX-t64gH7QkV1B2_xLZ_w5yY...] Grades tab has your transcript data and is used to determine your eligibility to select certain courses. Graduation Requirements tab contains a table ― red represents “not fulfilled”, yellow represents “in progress”, and green indicates “fulfilled”. The “Course Selection Form” button will provide a form for you to select the AP courses you are eligible to apply for and request. [https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/UUPVL50A_FVtt25WRnY4KWE3TQcATDe3jG68i_UAuD...] Please consult the course eligibility rule, found by searching the course on the course list (located in the menu on the left), if you do not see a course you may be eligible to take. If you do not qualify to request a course, but wish to apply, please find the section labeled “Course Applications” on the Graduation Requirements page and click create. This will prompt you to select a course, as well as enter the reason you would like to be considered for the course. The Department Chair and counselors will review your application and consult with teachers. If approved to apply, this will grant you the ability to request the course. Please note this is only permission to apply for the course. Please note, this is a preference form only. No request is binding and no student is guaranteed a seat in a course. We will do our best to honor all requests. Additionally, an approval to apply for a course does not signify you have a seat in the course/class. Approval to apply for a course signifies you can request a seat―NOTE: Final seat assignments are pending based on space, course availability, and Administration oversight. Seniors are prioritized for courses to meet graduation requirements. The total number of Advanced Placement (AP) courses you are eligible to request is based on your Stuyvesant GPA. See Below: *Total Number of AP Courses Allowed Qualification Up to 1 AP Course GPA < 88 Up to 2 AP Courses 88 ≤ GPA < 93 Up to 3 AP Courses 93 ≤ GPA < 95 Up to 4 AP Courses GPA ≥ 95 NOTE: * AP Calculus AB and AP Statistics will not be included in the total number of AP courses allowed. AP Calculus BC will be included in the total number of AP courses allowed. * Students who require an AP World Language course to complete their three year sequence for the Advanced Regents Diploma/Stuy Endorsed Diploma, will automatically be programmed for the course. An automatically scheduled AP World Language course will not be included in the total number of AP courses allowed. * Students who request 4 or more AP courses will be reviewed by the Administration, Guidance, and teachers to ensure the student will be able to handle the academic course load (homework, classwork, etc) and expectations. If there is an issue with the order in which things are being filled on the graduation requirements table, please click “Generate Default Fill-ins” ― this will give the system a chance to redo the fill-ins and think it through some more. If there is still an issue, please email us at programoffice@stuy.edu<mailto:programoffice@stuy.edu>. Stay well, Program Office Talos Code Course Code Course Name Eligibility AHS21X AHS21X AP ART HISTORY taking or passed Art Appreciation ANS21X ANS21X AP ART & DESIGN (AP Studio Art) taking or passed Art Appreciation ZQAPENG N/A AP English juniors/seniors, You must select this before ranking AP English EES85X1 EES85X1 AP ENG5 AMERICAN LITERARY HISTORY juniors, AP English Lang, Subject Avg ≥ 92 EES85X3 EES85X3 AP ENG5 DEFINING AMERICAN VOICES juniors, AP English Lang, Subject Avg ≥ 92 EES85X7 EES85X7 AP ENG5 CONTEMPORARIES & CLASSICS juniors, AP English Lang, Subject Avg≥ 92 EES85XA EES85XA AP ENG5 AMERICAN PLACES & PERSPECTIVES juniors, AP English Lang, Subject Avg ≥ 92 EES87X3 EES87X3 AP ENG7 GREAT BOOKS seniors, AP English Lit, Subject Avg ≥ 92 EES87X5 EES87X5 AP ENG7 SOCIETY AND SELF seniors, AP English Lit, Subject Avg ≥ 92 EES87XGP EES87XGP AP ENG7 GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES seniors, AP English Lit, Subject Avg ≥ 92 FFS87X FFS87X AP FRENCH IV taking French III, Subject Avg ≥ 94 FGS87X FGS87X AP GERMAN IV taking German III FJS87X FJS87X AP JAPANESE IV taking Japanese III FLS87X FLS87X AP LATIN IV, taking Latin III, Subject Avg ≥ 90 FMS87X FMS87X AP CHINESE IV taking Mandarin III, Subject Avg ≥ 94 FSS87X FSS87X AP SPAN LANG IV taking Spanish III, Subject Avg ≥ 94 HGS43XE HGS43XE AP EURO HIST 10 sophomores, Subject Avg ≥ 91 HGS43XW HGS43XW AP WORLD HISTORY 10 sophomores, Subject Avg ≥ 91 HUS21X HUS21X AP US HISTORY juniors, Subject Avg ≥ 91 HBS21X HBS21X AP PSYCHOLOGY juniors/seniors, Subject Avg ≥ 91 HVS11X HVS11X AP US GOV POL passed US History, 1 term course, Subject Avg ≥ 91 N/A HTS11X AP COMP GOV 1 term course, spring only ZQAPHVHT N/A AP Gov in Fall + AP Comp Gov in Spring same as AP US Gov Pol HES21X HES21X AP MACRO ECON passed US History, 1 term course, fall only, Subject Avg ≥ 94 N/A HES22X AP MICRO Seniors, passed Economics, spring only, Subject Avg ≥ 94 ZQAPMAMI N/A AP Macro in Fall + AP Micro in Spring same as AP Macro/AP Micro ZQAPHEHV N/A AP Macro + AP Gov't same as AP Macro MCS21X MCS21X AP CALC AB Subject Avg ≥ 88 MCS43X MCS43X AP CALC BC Subject Avg ≥ 94 MCPREC N/A Honors PreCalc + BC Calculus For Honors track students, Double period, Subject Avg ≥ 94 MSS21X MSS21X AP STATS Passed (or currently taking) Algebra 2, Subject Avg ≥ 88 MKS21X MKS21X AP COMP SCI A-DATA STRUCT ALGORITHMS MKS21 grade > 95, MKS21QA ≥ 92 SBS43X SBS43X AP BIOLOGY 4 juniors/seniors, Subject Avg ≥ 93 SWS21X SWS21X AP ENVIR SCI juniors/seniors, Subject Avg ≥ 88 SQS21X SQS21X AP PSYCHOLOGY juniors/seniors, Subject Avg ≥ 94 SCS43X SCS43X AP CHEMISTRY 3 juniors/seniors, SCS21H ≥ 94 or SCS22H ≥ 97 SCS21X SCS21X AP CHEMISTRY 3 WITH REGENTS sophomores, Honors Math ≥ 92 OR Regular Math ≥ 94 SPS21X SPS21X AP PHYSICS 1 (and AP Physics 2 in the spring) passed Physics, SPS21H ≥ 92 SPS43X SPS43X AP PHYSICS C MECHANICS (E&M in Spring) passed Physics, passed Calc OR will be taking Calc, SPS21H ≥ 94 UUS21X UUS21X AP MUSIC THEORY Audition required Ms. Dina Ingram Director of Family Engagement Stuyvesant High School 347-224-6673 cell 212-312-4800 ext. 2731 office (M-F 8am-4pm) ringram3@schools.nyc.gov<mailto:ringram3@schools.nyc.gov> www.stuy.edu<http://www.stuy.edu> Read my Blog<https://talos.stuy.edu/hera/blog/feed> on talos.stuy.edu<http://talos.stuy.edu> Follow Stuyvesant on Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/StuyNYC/> @StuyNYC or Twitter<https://twitter.com/StuyNY> @StuyNY or Instagram<https://www.instagram.com/stuyvesanths_nyc/?hl=en> @Stuyvesanths_NY “This email message is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential or privileged information. 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