Real ASU college credit in high school.
Your student takes an ASU Universal Learner Course taught by ASU faculty. We plan the path, set the pace and coach them to the finish line. We handle the fine print.
How it works
1. Plan the path. We match courses to your student's goals and target colleges, then build a multi-year roadmap.
2. Learn with a coach. Weekly sessions, a pacing calendar and a parent update every week keep the course moving.
3. Keep the credit. Happy with the grade? Add it to an official ASU transcript. Not happy? You owe ASU nothing more.
No application, no GPA minimum, and courses taught by ASU faculty.
Simple pricing
Pathway plan: $200. Two sessions, a written multi-year roadmap and a transfer check for up to three colleges.
Cohort coaching: $250 per course. A weekly group session with 5-10 students, a pacing tracker and weekly parent updates.
Individual coaching: $450 per course. A weekly one-on-one session, message support and weekly parent updates.
Plus ASU's course fees, paid directly to ASU: $25 to start a course and $400 to add it to an official ASU transcript, only if your student wants the credit. ASU sets these fees and may change them.
The average public university course costs about $2,250.
The fine print, in plain English
Each college decides what it accepts. ASU credit transfers widely, but it's never guaranteed. Your pathway plan checks your target schools.
High school credit comes from you or your school. Homeschool parents award it. Public and charter students follow their school's policy.
A 3-credit course is about 135 hours. That's roughly 9 hours a week over 16 weeks. A PC or Mac is required.
We coach. Students do the work. We never complete assignments or exams or log in for a student.
