Scholars Online is a nonprofit educational corporation designed to foster classical Christian education through instruction, guidance, and community using emergent communication technologies. Its founders have been offering online courses to homeschoolers, private and public school students, college students, and independent scholars since 1996. While homeschooled high school students are our primary focus, our courses are open to all who meet the requirements and are willing to participate according to our terms of service.
Faith-based Education in a Classical Christian Tradition...
All teachers at Scholars Online confess the Trinitarian Christian faith of the Nicene Creed; beyond that, however, the faculty is diverse and reflects a range of theological traditions and scriptural interpretation.
No statement of faith is required of any student, though we expect all students to remain courteous and civil about the beliefs of others. Any student who can meet the prerequisites of a course is welcome, without regard to race, creed, color, age, or current educational affiliation.
...Adapted to the Students' Needs
We cater to students throughout the United States and elsewhere in the world, and accordingly appreciate the need to be flexible to meet local situations and requirements. We use a mix of course delivery methods and interactive technologies, chosing those best suited to course content and the instructor's teaching style. Math and modern language sessions use audio and whiteboard sessions hosted on WizIQ. Our history, literature, and writing courses use our own Scholars Online Chat software, which provides full HTML webpage presentation capability, without audio. Students enter chats, receive and post assignments, take quizzes, and review grades using their personal homepages in our dedicated MOODLE system.
Registration for the 2012/2013 summer term and academic year opens 1 March 2012.
Scholars Online offers a full range of college preparatory courses in modern languages, classical languages, history, literature, mathematics, science, and composition, including
Students who start with our introductory programs during their junior high school years may take up to six years of Latin or Greek, five years of mathematics, six years of literature, six years of science, and five years of composition. Students in our advanced courses regularly perform well on Advanced Placement and SAT tests, and are accepted into some of the best colleges in the country (see our Supporting College-Bound Students link for a list of colleges accepting Scholars Online students).
Go to our 2012 Course Listing for courses, times, teachers, and tuition charges.
Enrolling in courses
If you are already a member, log in to your Account Management Center and request enrollment in available courses. (If you can't remember your login name or password, please don't create a new account! Use the links below to email us and request your information and a password reset.)
If you are new to Scholars Online, use the Membership and Enrollment link in the Site Map to create accounts for yourself and students for whom you will be responsible. Once you have created the accounts, you will be able enroll in courses. Be sure to explore our site to find out about our history, faculty backgrounds, and our current course offerings. If you have questions, feel free to write to write us using the email us link at the bottom of any site webpage.
See our News page for more information about recent events at Scholars Online.
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Scholars Online is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission.
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