Jessie Said:

who has taken online high school or is finishing credits online and not at actual school?

We Answered:

You can usually send your transcript to the online high school, and you should be able to finish online no porblem.

Sherry Said:

can an online high school count towards regular high school credits?

We Answered:

i got one of those things in the mail and i was like wtf but it probably dont work like that u probably have to take reading, math, biology, chemistry, etc

Stella Said:

Is there a way to earn one or two easy high school credits online?

We Answered:

Yes, you can attend a private online high school to finish those last 2 credits, most likely an internationally accredited one. There are such listed here:
http://www.onlinehighschool.org

Kelly Said:

Is there a way to get high school credits online?

We Answered:

As I know, this site has top listing of such college courses online - careers.scienceontheweb.net

Howard Said:

How do I take high school credits online before i enter high school?

We Answered:

As I know, this site has top listing of such college courses online - edu.2kool4u.net

Bill Said:

Can i transfer my online high school credits to a regular public high school?

We Answered:

Usually. Each school has its own distribution of courses required for graduation. These are often dictated by the state minimum course of study where you are living, which may be different than the state from which the online courses are originating.

For example, most require 4 years of English, with concentrations in American Lit, English Lit, Writing Strategies, Shakespeare, etc. If the courses you took are comparable, they will often accept them based on the official syllabus and your grade. Some schools require you to prove you learned the subject by taking a test.

If you took 20 math and science courses, they might accept the all the credits, but still require you to take some local history or language credits to graduate.

Louis Said:

Is it possible to make up high school credits online?

We Answered:

You need to ask your high school or school district. Our school district has "credit recovery" where you can take a class you previously failed and do the coursework on-line while you attend your regular classes during the day. It is geared specifically for the kids in our district and for the guidelines of the class credit for a South Carolina high school diploma.