For students who are ready for more.
For students who've outgrown the pace of high school, college coursework can be the next step, not a someday.
We help advanced students plan the whole path: the right courses and tests, summer programs, the college list and real college credit, timed for the colleges they're aiming for.
For students ready for more
More than college credit.
Advanced students often need the plan as much as the challenge: which credit route counts at their colleges, which test and when, and where their interests could lead. We help with all of it.
College classes in high school
For many advanced students, the next step is a real college course. Here is how that works.
Ready for more
- Finishing high school coursework early
- Academically advanced, and bored by the usual pace
- Looking for more challenge than their school offers
- Interested in graduating with college credit
- Preparing for competitive colleges
A real head start
- A real college course, graded by university faculty
- A college transcript that starts before graduation
- A way to explore a possible major before choosing one
- Subjects their high school doesn't offer
Already taking AP or dual enrollment?
These courses can fill the gaps: a subject your school doesn't teach, or a pace your schedule can't fit. We'll help you avoid taking the same material twice.
A word of caution
Moving fast isn't the goal on its own. Once a grade is added to a college transcript, it's permanent, and college applications often ask for every college transcript. The right course at the right time matters more than the number of courses.
Selective colleges also treat outside credit differently: some grant credit, some only use it for placement, and some don't accept it. Your plan checks your student's target schools first. To see how the University of Arizona and NAU treat any course right now, try our free transfer lookup.
