Frequently Asked Questions about Online Education

• Do I need books? For most classes you will need to purchase books and perhaps other supplemental learning materials such as CDs and worksheets. These materials can be purchased from most online retailers or, in many cases, local bookstores.
• How much is it? Different courses, offered by different educators will have different fees and fee structures. Once you have used the form on this site, you will be connected with several options for meeting your educational needs and can inquire with each as to the specifics of the program cost.
• Can I sign up through this site? No, this site and its designer are not providers of educational offerings directly, rather we work with local educators to bring you their various choices.
• Are real college credits offered online? Yes. You can sign up for certain programs and receive credit toward an accredited degree program from universities.
• Do I have to register with a college to get credit? No. Those programs that offer college credit will maintain transcripts that a future university or college of your choice can access as proof of your participation and grade in the course.
• Does my child have to attend public school to take courses online? No. There are certain programs available that will work with and for home school families and curriculum, providing extra credit if needed.
• Can I get my GED through online courses? Yes. There are programs available to help you complete your high school education and earn your general equivalency degree (GED) and diploma.
• Do online programs work with the public school system? Many do, yes. They will keep track of the student's progress and report to the school of your choice or make the grades and test scores available to officials from the appropriate school district.
• Do online programs work with private schools? Some do. Many private or parochial schools have partnered with various online offerings in order to enhance the education of their students.