course offerings

Infinity Online, a state certified online provider, offers supplemental online courses to high school students throughout Minnesota, through a semester based program. Infinity Online courses are flexible, engaging, and challenging; offering a wide variety of core, elective and advanced options.

COURSES
Why take an Infinity class?

To take a class not available at my local high school	To gain flexibility in my school schedule	To try a new learning experience	Unable to attend school full time	Recover credits
Fall Semester 2021 Spring Semester 2022

Course Information:

2021-2022 Course Catalog with Descriptions
Course Syllabus. If you would like more detailed information, course syllabi for each course can be found here: Syllabus Review
College Credit Options. Classes with (CIS) after are available as both High School and Concurrent College Credit courses (see College Credit link at left for more info).
Full Year Courses. Courses that have both A/B are full year courses (1.0 credit); segment A (.5 credit) is offered in the Fall, segment B (.5 credit) is offered in the Spring
All other courses are .5 credit, one semester courses and are designated with a segment A for either semester they are offered.

NOTE: students and counselors from member districts needing a flexible option (or different segment for a full year course) other than semester based should contact the INFINITY office.

Fall Semester 2021

Math (Fall 2021)

Algebra I A
Algebra I B
Algebra II A
Algebra II B
College Prep Math
Consumer Math
Geometry A
Geometry B
Pre Calculus A
Statistics A (CIS)

Science (Fall 2021)

Anatomy & Physiology A
Biology A
Biology B
Chemistry A (CIS)
Ecology
Marine Biology A
Weather & Meteorology

Social (Fall 2021)

Criminology
Cultural Anthropology (CIS)
Economics
U.S. Government
U.S. History I - Early American
World History I - Ancient Civilization

English (Fall 2021)

Composition I (CIS)
Creative Writing
English I A
Engish I B
English II A
English II B
Introduction to Literature (CIS)
Myths & Legends
Public Speaking
Short Stories
World Literature

Electives (Fall 2021)

Accounting A
Art Around the World
Career & Job Skills
Cybersecurity
Foundations of Programming I A
Health Occupations
Health & Wellness
Medical Terminology (CIS)
Photography & Design
Physical Education: Personal Fitness
Physical Education: Fitness for Life
Psychology
Psychology (CIS) *needed as a pre-req if taking Human Growth & Development (CIS) in spring
Study Skills

World Language (Fall 2021)

American Sign Language I, II A
French I, II A
Spanish I, II, III A

Spring Semester 2022

Math (Spring 2022)

Algebra I A
Algebra I B
Algebra II A
Algebra II B
College Prep Math
Consumer Math
Geometry A
Geometry B
Pre Calculus B
Probability & Data Analysis
Statistics B (CIS)

Science (Spring 2022)

Anatomy & Physiology B
Astronomy
Biology A
Biology B
Chemistry B (CIS)
Forensic Science
Marine Biology B

Social (Spring 2022)

Criminology
Economics
Introduction to Economics (CIS)
U.S. Government
U.S. History II - 20th Century Topics
World History II - Modern Civilization

English (Spring 2022)

American Literature
Composition II (CIS)
Creative Writing
English I A
English I B
English II A
English II B
Myths & Legends
Technical Writing
Young Adult Literature

Electives (Spring 2022)

Accounting B
Art Appreciation (CIS)
Foundations of Programming I B
Game Design
Health & Wellness
Human Growth & Development (CIS) - note: has Psychology CIS pre-req
Interior Design
Introduction to Education (CIS)
Marketing
Medical Terminology (CIS)
Money Management
Personal Development
Photography & Design
Physical Education: Personal Fitness
Physical Education: Fitness for Life
Principles of Public Service: Serve & Protect
Psychology

World Language (Spring 2022)

American Sign Language I, II B
French I, II B
Spanish I, II, III B