Earn Up to a Full Year of College Credits with Lextorah Dual Enrollment Program
Unleash your secondary school student to take the college challenge and enjoy more rigorous academics that serve a dual purpose. Your 1:1 advisor will work with you to ensure that every course meets your student’s secondary school requirements for a smooth transition into the institution of their choice.
Earn College Credits in High School
Save money and time with Dual Enrollment Homeschooling. Your student can earn both secondary school and college credit for up to eight courses — choose all college-level classes, or mix and match to personalize your custom Dual Enrollment program!
- Choose from over 60 college-level courses
- Earn up to 24 college credits per year
- Enroll in up to eight college-level courses per year
- Choose from universities with different class start dates
- Participate on a flexible schedule
This program is delivered in partnership with Arizona State Universities and other top universities.
How it works
Make payment and enrol into your courses.
Start your course online and learn something new
Complete your course with a good grade, receive academic credit with your official ASU transcript.
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There is no application required. A simple online sign-up is all that is needed for you to make progress toward your degree.
Save Money
GFYP for Secondary School require a fee of $375 for a three-credit course, thereby earning college credit for a fraction of the cost
Receive college credit from ASU
Courses offer the same, rigorous, engaging curriculum designed by leading faculty at Arizona State University - and credit is widely transferable.
The Lextorah Advantage
Pioneering online education from home with college transferable credits
Asynchronous, 39-week courses designed to fit your academic calendar, so you can learn any time at your pace.
Earn additional college credits at no extra cost offered through specialised certificate courses in various fields.
Transfer credit to over 1,500 colleges and universities. We've partnered with top colleges and universities to make getting the degree of your choice a simple and hassle free process.
Dedicated Student Success team, academic support from experts in all courses, plus unlimited on-demand tutoring in all math + writing courses.
Frequently asked questions
No, anyone who is not enrolled at ASU can take GFYP.
If you are planning to pursue a degree at ASU, we highly recommend that you submit an application as soon as possible, so that your transition into ASU upon completion of the program is a seamless experience and we can better support you.
These courses appear identically to a course you would take online or on campus as an enrolled ASU student. Once you complete a course and purchase the credits, it can take up to 14 business days for the course to appear on your official ASU transcript. Learn more about requesting an ASU transcript here.
GEC’s offer a course experience designed to serve diverse learner audiences and feature active learning and project-based assessment. These courses are evaluated and designed by faculty to align with the same courses on campus and feature the same faculty.
GEC are general education courses that satisfy common requirements across a wide variety of degrees. To ensure each course you are taking counts specifically towards your degree of interest, we highly encourage you to talk to our study advisors for proper guidance.
You must complete the required number of credit hours with a 2.75 GPA or higher. You must also submit an application with all required material to ASU to be eligible for admission.
If the degree program you are interested in has a higher admission requirement than ASU’s general admission, there may be a pathway available for you. Reach out to our support team to learn more about the business, engineering, and liberal arts and sciences pathways.
The number of credit hours required is dependent upon your age. If you are below the age of 22, you need to complete 24 credit hours. If you are 22 or above, you only need to complete 12 credit hours.
Some learners turn 22 while they are completing courses for earned admission. Good news! That means the day you turn 22, your requirement switches from 24 credit hours to 12.
Any learner with an internet connection and a valid ID (or birth certificate, for learners under 18) can take these courses and earn credit, including high school students
Yes, you need a high school diploma, SSCE or GED or Affidavit of Completion of Secondary School Education to earn admission into ASU. This is part of the materials required on the ASU application.
You can register by clicking on the “Register now” button.
GEC are asynchronous which means they do not have any live content. While there are weekly due dates in most courses, you can complete the coursework when it is convenient for you. Some courses hold live office hours with instructors, but these are not required and the content is recorded and posted in the course to view whenever works best for you.
No, you do not need to order any textbooks or materials. All materials are provided when the course opens.
Three and four credit self paced courses will become available to add to your transcript six weeks after enrollment. Two credit courses can be added after four weeks and a one credit course can be added after two weeks.
The cost is $375 per course, for now. We’re committed to keeping costs low for students, but can’t guarantee this introductory price forever. Don’t miss this chance to learn the world’s best online courses for 80% less than the average college course
Refunds will not be issued for the purchase of ASU credit.
Learn more about our technical requirements here.