Our program is competency-based, meaning students work at their own pace by completing projects instead of traditional lectures, tests, or quizzes. Once a project is submitted, students receive feedback and can revise until it meets requirements.

• Need a program that works around your schedule
• Want to move quickly through material you already know
• Prefer real-world projects instead of tests
• Want transparent pricing with no surprises
• Like having a coach who checks in and guides you
• Are returning to school after time away
• Are starting fresh and want confidence and support

• Associate’s degrees
• Bachelor’s degrees
• Master’s degrees

The timeline is up to you. Since the programs are self-paced, you control your progress. Many students complete their associate’s or bachelor’s degree in about a year.

Yes. Students must have a high school diploma or GED equivalent to enroll.

Absolutely. All degrees are awarded through our accredited university partners.

Every student is paired with a dedicated academic coach. Coaching sessions can be done via Zoom, email, or phone. Your coach supports you with project reviews, goal-setting, time management, and staying on track throughout your degree.

Yes. Many students transfer credits from previous colleges. Your transcripts are reviewed to ensure you receive the maximum amount of credit possible toward your degree.

You can absolutely use credits from a degree earned outside the U.S. To do this, the university requires a course-by-course transcript evaluation from an approved evaluation agency.

Here’s how it works:

• Get your international transcripts evaluated by an approved company.
• The evaluator must send the completed report directly to the university.
• The university will review the evaluation and determine how your credits can transfer.

This ensures your international education is recognized accurately and aligns with U.S. academic standards.

1. Meet with your coach on Zoom to complete your application.
2. Submit transcripts for evaluation (if you have any).
3. Complete your FAFSA or payment plan.
4. Enroll in the free trial.
5. Begin completing projects at your own pace!