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What actually happens
Most schools put student quotes here. We have not collected any with written permission, so this page shows you the process instead — including the parts that can go wrong.
Stage by stage
From first email to diploma.
Every figure below is published elsewhere on this site and traced to its source.
1. You ask a question
By email or through the five-question eligibility check. Nothing is committed. An advisor replies within one business day telling you what records would help.
What could go wrong: you send a one-line message and get a generic reply. Say where you left off in school and what you are trying to do, and the answer will be specific.
2. You send whatever records you have
Transcripts, report cards, photographs of paper documents. Unofficial copies are fine for the first review. If you cannot find anything, we help you request it.
What could go wrong: this is where most people stall. Your old school closed, or you do not know where to write. Records survive closures more often than people expect — tell us the school name, the city and roughly which years.
3. You get a written plan
Within 2 to 5 business days: which credits were accepted, which were not and what each fell short of, the courses remaining, and your tuition after the $30-per-credit discount.
What could go wrong: fewer credits transfer than you hoped. It happens. You will be told which requirement each rejected credit missed, so you can query it.
4. You enroll and start
Maximum $994, less your credit discount, payable in full or across three or six months. Course access opens as soon as the deposit is paid. No deadlines, no fixed class times.
What could go wrong: the first two weeks feel strange after years away. That is close to universal and it passes.
5. You work through it
Self-paced. Some weeks you do three courses' worth; some weeks none. Academic support for the coursework, technical support for the platform, an advisor for pacing.
What could go wrong: you stop for a month and cannot face coming back. Make the return small — log in and read one lesson. Do not try to catch up.
6. You finish
Your diploma is issued and you can request transcripts at any time afterward. One condition: nothing is issued until all financial obligations are met.
The proof we can actually show you
Instead of quotes, here is what can be checked:
- Registration. Florida Department of Education, School Code 5524 — checkable at fldoe.org.
- What we do not claim. We publish no accreditation claim, and the registration page says so plainly rather than implying one.
- Published policies. Refunds, enrollment terms, academic integrity, conduct, privacy — all written out, not "available on request".
- Published pricing. One maximum figure, three payment plans, and the fees that sit outside tuition named individually.
- Published requirements. All 28 courses and the 24-credit requirement.
Next step
Find out where you stand in about a minute.
Answer five questions and an advisor will tell you which credits are likely to transfer, what is left to finish, and what your tuition would be. No payment details, no obligation.