Courses are essentially independent studies which students have up to one year to complete but usually finish in 12 to 15 weeks. Interest has been high. More than 800 people have called to learn about the school, and 50 to 100 have registered. No scholarships are currently available, but some loans are offered. The program will offer accelerated options.
Students can take classes which give both high school and college credit.
Students work on their own but have support from a guidance counselor and the instructor for the course. Each staff member serves as a resource for students and all are available through a toll-free number.