BYU Independent Study
Offers self-paced online courses for middle school, high school, and college-level students.
BYU Independent Study provides self-paced online courses for middle school, high school, and college-level learners, backed by Brigham Young University. Homeschool families can enroll in individual classes—ranging from algebra and world history to languages and electives—to earn transferable high school credits or simply deepen knowledge in a subject. Courses typically include online lessons, assignments, and proctored exams, with timelines that are more flexible than traditional semesters but still structured enough to prevent endless drifting. Parents appreciate the accredited status, clear syllabi, and the ability to outsource certain subjects while keeping overall control of the homeschool program. Tuition varies by course level and can add up if you stack many classes, so most families use BYU for targeted needs rather than full-time schooling. Before enrolling, check your state’s credit recognition policies and plan ahead for any required proctoring.
Most middle and high school Independent Study courses cost about $215 per 0.5-credit semester course, with "Best Value" and quarter-credit options at $130 and AP/specialty courses at $319; university courses are billed separately per credit hour. 
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