The Rewards courses that will be awarded include the online versions of the courses listed below. If desired, five of your Rewards courses may be exchanged for any high school Web course that is 100 percent Speedback and requires no textbook(s).

• REAL 41 — Things as They Really Are 1 (grades 7-12)
• ESL 41 — English as a Second Language 1 (grades 8-12)
• ESL 43 — English as a Second Language 2 (grades 8-12)
• XPLR 41 — Character Education: Exploring Values 1
• XPLR 43 — Character Education: Exploring Values 2
• XPLR 45 — Character Education: Exploring Values 3
• USA 41 — Character of America: Documents and Symbols
• USA 43 — Character of America: The People

For every ten enrollments with BYU Independent Study, a high school or its equivalent* will be awarded one enrollment in a Rewards course.
The program seeks to award students with a need for, or interest in, BYU Independent Study. This need, which may be described as financial hardship, schedule conflict, academic interest, etc., will be determined by the high school counselor or other educational supervisor.
Rewards shall be granted without regard to race, religion, gender, or disability in accordance with federal, state, or local law.

After a high school* has achieved ten enrollments with BYU Independent Study in an academic year (September 1 to August 31), a high school counselor or education supervisor may nominate a student for one of the Rewards courses offered.
The high school counselor should call our toll free number 1-800-914-8931 and then press 1 to reach registration. They will need to have all of the following information available:
• High school name and ACT code
• Name, date of birth and social security number of student
• Mailing address, email address and phone number of student
• The scholarship course the student wants to take
• Name and email address of high school counselor