If you're considering applying for the 1818 Advanced College Credit program but want to learn more, take a look at these frequently asked questions.
The 1818 Program is nationally accredited through the National Alliance for Concurrent Enrollment Programs (NACEP) and the Higher Learning Commission. Additionally, the 1818 Program and complies with all requirements in the states that it operates in. Individuals can review the 1818 Program's accreditation application and ongoing updates on the SLU 1818 NACEP accreditation webpage.
If you miss the deadline to register, you cannot register for 1818 courses that semester. Saint Louis University and the
institution will communicate deadlines to students. It is the student's responsibility
to meet the deadlines. There are no exceptions.
Tuition bills are mailed to your home and emailed to the addresses provided on your application. You can also log in to mySLU and view your invoice through the payment suite under the Tools tab. All tuition-related bills and 1818 Advanced College Credit correspondence is addressed to the student.
Saint Louis University does not issue paper grade report cards to students. The Office of the Registrar issues grades electronically to students through Banner after the close of the semester.
If you have been dropped for non-payment you can be reinstated into your college credit
courses only if the tuition balance is paid in full and reinstatement is processed
within the immediately following semester. The deadline to be reinstated into a fall
semester course is May 1 of the same academic year. The deadline to be reinstated
into a spring semester course is Dec. 1 of the following academic year.
To be reinstated, write a check for the total balance of your full tuition, plus a
$50 reinstatement fee. The check should be payable to Saint Louis University and the
memo line should include your full name and Banner ID number.
Mail your check to:
1818 Advanced College Credit Program
1 N. Grand Blvd., DB 150
St. Louis, MO 63103