Transfer Credits
We Accept Transfer High School Credits
Good news for prospective students! If you have successfully completed some high school courses elsewhere, you may be able to transfer your high school credits into High School of America. Our Registrar will evaluate your transcripts and let you know how many transfer credits will apply toward your HSOA diploma.
Why You Should Transfer High School Credits
- Eliminate the need to repeat courses
- Reduce your tuition
- Graduate faster
We accept full and half credits, which means you can transfer a partial year or even partial course from your high school. And remember HSOA offers a 1st through 12th grade curriculum.
*Tuition based on Monthly Auto Pay. transfer credits subject to eligibility.
How to Transfer High School Credits
To apply transfer credits, an official transcript from an accredited/non-accredited institution must be submitted to us no later than 90 days after you enroll. Prompt receipt of your high school transcript allows us to evaluate your high school credits so we can determine your appropriate grade level and suggest the best learning track for you in a timely manner.
- Download and print the HSOA Transcript Request Form (PDF)
- Put in the required information and send the form to your previous school or Board of Education office
- Have your school email us at [email protected] or mail the transcript to us at the following address:
High School of America
Attn: Transcripts
[email protected]
If you are unable to provide a transcript and are over age 18, you may waive the transcript requirement through the transcript exemption form found in your Student Portal.
Transfer Credits From Homeschooled Students
Homeschooled students without a traditional transcript should submit a complete portfolio and/or documentation of their school work, along with the Home School Form. No portfolio? Request a test from us that, if passed, permits you to remain a student but does not award credit.
- Transcript Request Form (request online or email [email protected])
- Homeschool Form (request online or email [email protected])
Transfer your high school credits into HSOA. It’s easy! Call 1-(888) 242-4262 to learn more or enroll online today.
Key Takeaways
- Submit your official transcript from an accredited or non-accredited institution within 90 days of enrollment.
- Use the HSOA Transcript Request Form to request your transcript.
- Homeschool students should submit a portfolio or documentation, or request a test for credit evaluation.
- Adults over 18 can waive the transcript requirement through the exemption form.
- Contact High School of America for assistance or enrollment information.
How Do I Transfer My Credits to Another School?
To transfer your credits to another school, first, request your official transcript from your current school. Fill out the required forms and submit them to your new school or Board of Education. Ensure the transcript is sent directly to the new institution to avoid any delays. If you are transferring to High School of America, use the HSOA Transcript Request Form and follow the specific submission instructions provided. Contact the admissions office for additional support and information on the process.
Conclusion
Transferring high school credits to High School of America (HSOA) is a streamlined process designed to accommodate both traditional and non-traditional students. By submitting your official transcript within 90 days of enrollment, HSOA can promptly evaluate your credits and determine your grade level. For homeschooled students, submitting a detailed portfolio or documentation of school work is essential. If this isn’t available, HSOA offers a test option to assess your level. Adult learners over 18 have the flexibility to waive transcript requirements through an exemption form in the Student Portal. High School of America provides comprehensive support to ensure a smooth credit transfer process. For more details, call 1-(888) 242-4262 or enroll online today.
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