A course schedule for anyone.
Full-time high school students can take all of their courses with us and earn a diploma. They can also take concurrent university courses and accelerate their path to college and careers.
Part-time students may take one or two online courses with us while attending another school. These can be high school, university or concurrent courses where students earn both high school and university credit.
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The flexibility to get ahead.
We’re an online K–12 school, so you can study on your schedule and leave time each day for the things you’re passionate about.
We’re also a world class university, so you can work at your own pace and take university courses that give you both high school and college credit. This puts you on an accelerated path toward your college major or career.
We are a college prep school with the expectation all students graduate and earn college credit while in high school. Every student can succeed, and we’ll help you design a path to reach your goals no matter where you start from.
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Check out our new online high school courses and see what makes the ASU Prep Digital learning experiences unique.
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Rodéate de apoyo.
Profesores en línea proporcionan instrucción directa y seguimiento de los progresos a través de seminarios web en grupo, videoconferencias individuales, llamadas telefónicas, mensajes de texto y correos electrónicos.
Entrenadores de éxito proporcionan tutoría y apoyo, además de ayudar a los estudiantes a fijar objetivos universitarios y profesionales.
Profesores universitarios create course materials, deliver recorded video lessons and provide help during online office hours.
Familias desempeñan un papel esencial en el éxito de nuestros estudiantes y participan activamente en el desarrollo y seguimiento de los Planes de Aprendizaje Individualizados.
I can still learn the way I like to learn, on my own time, but I can also learn with peers and a teacher as a guide not a lecturer. I’m excited to learn outside the box with peers to make a better world.
–L.W.
We chose ASU Prep Digital for our two high school boys because of the comprehensive content offered by the ASU Prep Digital high school program.
–R.H.
I’m not an outgoing person but after learning more about this program I think it would be a good idea to push myself.
–J.S.
Most of the time school is memorizing the book and putting it down on paper. I want to use critical thinking and hone in on the reason why.
–E.K.
I am overjoyed to help the school trailblaze a new way to do online school.
–G.G.
It is a place where I will learn and grow actively and collaboratively with students and learning guides who love life and learning as much as I do.
–M.N.
Popular Questions
More FAQsWill I be sitting in front of a computer all day?
Absolutely not! While your curriculum is based online, you will complete offline activities such as lab work, research, reading, and collaboration with community, university and business partners to help deepen your understanding through experiences that engage you outside the virtual classroom.
What does a typical day look like?
This depends on you, your schedule, and how you best learn. While you'll have a pace chart that guides what work is due weekly, it's up to you to structure your days. You may find yourself working in a course, attending live lessons, doing offline research and participating in student clubs. There are countless opportunities and ways to tailor your schedule.
While you will attend online classes with peers throughout the world, you will also have face-to-face opportunities in your community through academic and social events. To get a detailed look at a day-in-the life of our students, check out the student story videos.
Historias de estudiantesHow will I interact with other students?
In numerous ways! Amazing teachers, technology tools and rigorous college prep coursework lay the foundation for a unique learning experience. At ASU Prep Digital, we help you gain the knowledge and training that will allow you to connect with peers both locally and across the globe.
You will have the opportunity to complete projects, collaborate in live lessons, engage in discussion posts and more, with your online peers. This varies across grade levels but clubs, Forks Up Fridays, homeroom, and then most recently our community liaisions plan in-person events monthly around the valley.
You will have the opportunity to complete projects, collaborate in live lessons, engage in discussion posts and more, with your online peers. This varies across grade levels but clubs, Forks Up Fridays, homeroom, and then most recently our community liaisions plan in-person events monthly around the valley.
What time does school start and end each day?
Nope, it doesn’t work that way at ASU Prep Digital. While your teachers will plan specific times to meet with students to conduct live lessons, collaborate, or host tutoring sessions, your day starts and ends when YOU decide. To meet the rigor and demands of a college prep curriculum, a typical full-time student spends approximately 30 hours per week engaged in courses.
Some students love this freedom while others may struggle to figure out a groove. Don’t worry...you will have your very own Learning Success Coach to help you every step of the way.
What if I fall behind and/or struggle?
Finding your groove and navigating multiple classes and the rigor of college prep courses can sometimes be challenging. We get that. So much that we provide you with a Learning Success Coach that will be there to guide you during your entire high school experience.
Our goals for you are simple: graduate high school, seamlessly move on to attain your college degree, then compete in the global job market and contribute to your community.
What do we do if it seems the work is too advanced?
Contact your teacher for any questions about the coursework.
Our goals for you are simple: graduate high school, seamlessly move on to attain your college degree, then compete in the global job market and contribute to your community.
What do we do if it seems the work is too advanced?
Contact your teacher for any questions about the coursework.
