What could your student accomplish?

Imagine starting college with credits already done. Here's what that can look like, from a single course to a full pathway.

Every plan starts with your student's goals, schedule and target colleges. We build it with you in a free consultation.

Three ways to start

Bars show progress toward a full college freshman year (about 30 credits).

Where we recommend starting
3credits

The one-course head start

1 course

Try college-level work with a small commitment.

10% of a freshman year
12credits

The steady pathway

4 courses

Roughly one course a semester over two years.

40% of a freshman year
24credits

The full pathway

8 courses

More than a typical full-time college semester, earned before high school graduation.

80% of a freshman year

Most courses are 3 credits and some science courses are 4. How many courses make sense depends on your student's schedule, goals, school policies and target colleges. Each college decides which credits it accepts.

Example pathways

Pick a student to see their plan, year by year. These students are illustrations, not real families or promised results.

*Estimated savings use today's prices: the $2,250 average public university course, minus ASU fees ($425) and Go One-on-One support ($450) per course.

Students walking across a sunny college campus

Estimate your student's pathway

Pick a grade and a pace to see what could be possible by graduation.

Current grade
Courses per school year

An estimate, not a promise. It assumes 3-credit courses starting this school year. Each college decides which credits it accepts, and the right number of courses depends on your student's schedule and goals.

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