Scholars Online Support for the College-Bound Student

We believe that our program provides rigorous background in the various fields of study, held together by a concern for the underlying structures of thought and expression -- the dynamic relation of trivium and quadrivium envisioned by the architects of the original artes liberales. Our students have gone on to enter a range of selective and demanding schools: Harvard, Stanford, Swarthmore, the University of Dallas, New York University, and West Point, as well as state universities and local colleges.

Advanced Placement Test Preparation

We offer a number of courses, including several officially recognized by the AP review committee, that are designed to prepare students to take the College Board Advanced Placement examinations offered in May each year. Many of our students score well enough on the examination to receive advanced placement and even college credit for work done at in these courses.

Recognition and placement or credit awards based on AP examination performance vary from college to college, and sometimes even from department to department within a college or university, so be sure to check with the colleges of your choice to determine their AP recognition policies.

College Application Support

We work with those students applying to college, informally supplying some information on the selection of colleges and providing letters of recommendation for students who have completed sufficient work with us to allow us to evaluate their abilities. More formal support includes a Moodle forum for parents and students on choosing colleges, writing application essays, creating portfolios and transcripts, taking National Merit, SAT, AP, and CLEP examinations to gain recognition for academic work, and filling out FAFSA and CEEB financial aid forms.

College Acceptances for Scholars Online Students 2006 - 2009

Class of 2008/2009: be sure to let us know where you are accepted!

Our senior class students have amassed an impressive list of admissions the last three years, many accompanied by generous scholarship offers, from these colleges: