ASU, Foundation Level, American High School diploma

Global partnership options

Dual diploma

• Students earn a dual U.S. high school diploma by successfully completing six credits along with local school classes. Most students take two courses per year.
• Courses can earn concurrent credit for both high school and college.
• Students are eligible for earned admission to ASU and invited to come to ASU for summer programming while progressing toward a diploma.
• Graduates receive an EL/TOEFL waiver and VIP application status at ASU.

Digital course and LMS licensing

• Over 40 online high school courses.
• Over 200+ online university courses.
• Concurrent enrollment allows students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time.
• Flexible delivery solutions.
• Teacher training available both on-site and online.

Blended model training

• ASU Prep Digital will help train partner schools in all aspects of blended and virtual education.
• Explore a variety of teaching models.
• Learn how to deliver digital instruction in the classroom.
• Train Lab Facilitators.
• Ask for a custom training quote.

Full-time enrollment

• Students take four or more courses per semester.
• Upon completion of 12th grade, full-time students are eligible to earn a U.S. high school diploma from ASU Preparatory Academy.
• Learning Success Coaches help students design a personalized pathway to university admission, college majors and careers.
• Students can take college courses and earn credit while in high school.
• Graduates receive an EL/TOEFL waiver and VIP application status at ASU.

Part-time enrollment

• Great option for school pilot programs.
• Allows students to take one or two courses.

Enrollment in concurrent credit courses

• Students take a single course covering university-level material.
• Upon completion, students earn both high school and university credit.
• Course credit can be transferred to many of the world’s best universities.
• Learning Success Coaches support students.

How do ASU Prep Digital courses work?

• Students log in using any web browser. A laptop or tablet is preferred.
• They read lessons, watch videos and complete interactive activities.
• Some courses include virtual reality and augmented reality lessons.
• Teachers conduct live lessons via online video chat.
• Students interact with teachers and classmates by phone, email or video/text chat.
• Students work with their assigned Learning Success Coach to plan their schedule and college pathway.
• Students collaborate with peers on some assignments.
• There are some offline activities, but all assignments are submitted online.
• All testing is digital.