U.S. High School Pathway
Accredited U.S. high school study, with flexible enrollment options, bilingual academic support, official transcripts, and university planning.
Grades 9–12, with flexible ways to study
Full-Time U.S. High School Students
Students seeking a complete U.S. high school pathway through an accredited high school.
Homeschool & Flexible-Learning Students
Students who need accredited coursework, official academic records, or a structured full-time option outside a traditional school setting.
Students Supplementing a Local Curriculum
Students adding selected U.S. high school courses, advanced coursework, or university-oriented academic preparation alongside their existing school program.
What the coursework includes
Accredited coursework
Courses completed through an accredited U.S. high school program and recorded on official school transcripts.
Credentialed instructors
Instruction from U.S.-credentialed teachers following established course standards.
Honors and AP-level options
Advanced coursework available where prerequisites and placement requirements allow.
Bilingual academic support
Subject tutoring, writing support, study-skills coaching, and academic guidance in English and Chinese.
Progress monitoring
Attendance, grades, credits, and progress toward applicable graduation requirements reviewed throughout each term.
College planning
Course selection and academic planning aligned with graduation requirements, intended majors, and future university applications.
Before you enroll
Can students enroll full-time or take individual courses?
Yes. Students may enroll in a full-time U.S. high school pathway or take selected individual courses, depending on their academic needs, current school arrangement, and long-term goals.
Is this suitable for athletes, artists, performers, or homeschool students?
Yes. The program is designed to accommodate students who need greater flexibility in their academic schedule, including athletes, artists, performers, homeschool students, and others balancing school with training, travel, competitions, or other commitments.
Are Honors and AP-level courses available?
Yes. Honors and AP-level courses are available in selected subjects, subject to prerequisites, placement, and course availability.
Diploma issuance, credit acceptance, and graduation requirements are determined by the accredited partner school. University admission decisions are made by the universities.
Find the right high school pathway
An Edvance advisor can review your current coursework, academic goals, and schedule to recommend the most suitable U.S. high school option.