Your Journey. Your Schedule. Your Credit.
A Simple Way to Take College Classes Online
Every student’s journey is different when it comes to taking college classes online. Some students are seeking dual enrollment credit during high school, others are looking for affordable general education courses, and others need flexibility to balance college courses with other demands on their time.
Choose the path that fits your goals.
College Student
Complete general education credits quickly and affordably by taking college classes online through a regionally accredited university partner.
Collegiate Student Athlete
Study between practices or during travel with flexible course completion timelines designed to help maintain your eligibility.
High School Student
Earn college credit from a regionally accredited college partner with dual enrollment courses taken on your high school’s schedule.
Homeschool Student
Flexible, self-paced online college classes designed for homeschool dual enrollment credit from a regionally accredited university partner.
Adult Learners
Whether you’re returning to college or starting for the first time, balance work, life, and college with courses that fit your schedule.
Two Paths. Same College Credit. You Choose.
On-Demand LearningBest for: College students, college athletes, homeschool students, and busy adults |
Term-Based Dual EnrollmentBest for: High school students seeking dual enrollment credit |
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Start anytime |
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Begin coursework within 24 hours |
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Traditional semester schedule |
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Complete courses in 2 to 24 weeks |
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Fixed deadlines and pacing |
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Best for busy or irregular schedules |
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Best for traditional school-aligned schedules |
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Earn credit through a university partner |
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Flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees |
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All materials included in cost |
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Term-Based Dual Credit Colleges
Earn credit from respected, regionally accredited colleges and universities
Take college classes online for dual enrollment credit. You pick the university from one of these regionally accredited partners.
College Classes Online: What To Expect
Courses offered through regionally accredited university partners are built for how you actually learn. Each course includes everything you need, so there’s no hunting for textbooks or materials.
Variety of materials
Courses include a mix of videos, readings, quizzes, and interactive tools to support student learning.
Guided path to completion
Each course comes with clear weekly milestones that help you build momentum along the way.
Online learning tool
All courses are offered through Canvas to create a familiar learning environment for all students.
Frequently Asked Questions
On-Demand courses are self-paced and can be started at any time, making them a good fit for homeschool students, college students, college student-athletes, and adult learners. Term-Based dual enrollment courses follow a semester schedule and are designed for high school students in a traditional high school setting who want to earn both high school and college credit.
Courses are offered through regionally accredited colleges and universities, which means your credits are likely to transfer to other institutions. Because transfer policies vary, it’s a good idea to confirm with your school before enrolling.
Yes. Many students take college classes online while enrolled at another high school or college. This can help you stay on track, catch up, or get ahead on general education requirements.
Yes. Many student-athletes use these courses to stay on track academically while managing training, travel, and competition schedules. Flexible options also help students maintain eligibility requirements.
Homeschool students can enroll in dual enrollment courses through a Courses On Demand partner college or university while completing their high school education. This allows you to earn college credit while meeting your homeschool requirements.
Pricing is simple and transparent, with a flat rate of $100 per credit hour. All required materials, including e-books and online tools, are included in the cost, so there are no unexpected fees.
For On-Demand courses, you can enroll at any time and typically start within 24 hours. Term-Based dual enrollment courses follow a traditional semester schedule, so semester dates are set by the higher ed institution or high school’s academic calendar.
On-Demand courses can be completed in as little as two weeks or up to six months, depending on your pace and what fits your personal schedule. Term-Based dual enrollment courses follow a traditional semester timeline.
