How to enroll

What you need before you start

Less than most people expect.

• You are 16 or older. Under 18, a parent or guardian completes part of the application with you.
• An email address you actually check — that is where your plan and your advisor's replies go.
• A device and an internet connection. A phone or tablet works; a computer is easier for longer assignments.
• Any records of previous schooling, if you have them. If you do not, you can still enroll today.

There is nothing to pass first

No placement test. No minimum GPA. No standardized test scores. No prerequisites. Adult learners are placed on credit history, not on age or on how long ago they were last in school.

Enrollment is open all year

There is no fall intake, no spring intake, no waiting list. You do not need to time your application to a term. The day you enroll is the day your program starts.

The online high school enrollment process, end to end

This is an open enrollment online high school: there is no application window, no intake date and no waiting list. Online high school open enrollment year round means precisely that — the four steps above start whenever you start them.

You can enroll in online high school today in the sense that nothing blocks you from beginning today. What you cannot do today is know your final cost or timeline, because both follow the credit review.

Documents needed to enroll in online high school

Fewer than people expect. To apply:

• Your name, date of birth and contact details.
• Roughly where you got to in school.
• If you are under 18, a parent or guardian completes part of the application with you.

That is it. No transcripts are required to apply, no identity documents, and no payment details.

Records come after, for the credit review — and even then, unofficial copies are enough to start. What to send, and what to do if you have nothing.

What happens after I apply online high school applications?

An advisor reads your application and replies by email. Then the credit review runs against whatever records you have sent, and you receive a written plan: which credits transferred, what is left, and what it costs.

Nothing is committed until that plan is in front of you. That is the point at which the decision becomes yours to make on real numbers rather than estimates.

A 16 year old online high school applicant is eligible — 16 is the minimum age — with a parent or guardian completing part of the form if under 18.

What you agree to at application

Four declarations, all of them ordinary:

• The information you have given is accurate and complete.
• Submitting an application does not itself guarantee admission.
• You consent to us reviewing your academic records for admission purposes.
• You understand further documentation may be needed before enrollment is finalized.

The full text is in the enrollment terms and conditions, and it is worth five minutes before you sign it.