Students receive a written evaluation from the teacher, detailing the work accomplished, grades received, and recommendations for further study in the subject area. In addition, students receive a transcript reflecting the final grade and high school credit granted. Students may request that CTD send a copy of the evaluation and transcript to their high schools. Some schools do not offer courses in a certain subject area. Some schools do not offer honors level or AP level courses in certain subject areas.
Some students run out of room in their school schedules to take a particular course.
Some students use the LetterLinks courses as part of their home schooling curriculum. Successful LetterLinks students must be self-starters, with the initiative to begin a course and the persistence to complete it. They must be motivated to work on assignments alone, without prodding. And, they must have the time in their schedules to work on course assignments on a regular basis.