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Byu Online Classes

The BYU Independent Study High School Program is designed to help students who are interested in completing their high school studies through our structured online program. If you are only in need of a few courses to meet your high school graduation requirements, go to our course catalog for a list of courses.

BYU Independent Study offers three different four-year high school programs: the Standard Program, the Advanced Program, and the Adult Diploma Program.

The Standard and Advanced Programs are designed for high-school-age students preparing for college or the job market. Upon completion of the program, students are issued an official transcript. This official transcript can be used to apply to colleges and universities or may be used as proof of high school completion for potential employers. Students in the Standard and Advanced programs do not receive a diploma.

It is recommended that students be at least 14 years old when applying to either program. Applicants may contact the High School Programs Administrator, Joseph Roberson, at joseph.roberson@byu.edu to discuss a possible exception. If a student applying to one of the programs has already earned high school credits with an accredited institution, past transcripts must be submitted with the application. Those credits will be evaluated to determine if they can be used to help fulfill program requirements.

The Adult Diploma Program is designed for students who are 19 years of age or older and who are United States citizens or United States permanent residents. This program also helps students prepare for college or the job market. In addition to receiving an official transcript, students who successfully complete the program requirements will receive a high school diploma from the Provo (Utah) School District.