It’s a hot topic on the minds of all college-bound online, homeschool, and traditional high school students (and their parents): “How will I pay for college?”

There are a lot of facts and fiction floating around out there about online high schools. What’s true and what’s not when it comes to getting your high school diploma online? We’ve got three facts you need to know and the biggest myth-buster of all. Read on to learn more!

Choosing to finish high school online is not an indicator of someone looking for an “easy way out” though some may like to think that it is.

Student athletes who are NCAA-bound may want the flexible schedule of online homeschool even though they know that not all online high school diplomas are equal. The NCAA has academic requirements for college sports hopefuls and, traditionally, brick-and-mortar schools are what meet them.

Earning high school credits at James Madison High School can count for more than a high school diploma alone. Now, through our partnership with eCore, enrollment at JMHS for online high school is more valuable than ever.