Discover a flexible, part-time online program for students in grades 8–12 who want to get ahead — without giving up the activities they love or the community they have in their current school or program. Qualified part-time students may take up to three courses per semester at George Washington University Online High School (GWUOHS).
Whether your teen wants to pursue a passion, master a new subject, or complement their current school or educational program, the part-time program at GWUOHS offers a wide range of benefits that resonate with learners.
Part-time enrollment at GWUOHS may be a good fit for a student who wants to:

At its core, our part-time program is designed for students who want more opportunities to pursue their education and follow their passions. Find out if our general part-time program is a good fit for your student, or if they would benefit from the more targeted part-time AP® Excellence Program.
Our part-time program is open to qualified 8–12th grade students who want greater schedule flexibility and more choice in their course selection. All students enrolled in the part-time program at GWUOHS can:
AP® Excellence is offered exclusively in our part-time program for high school students in grades 9–12 who want to supplement their current course load with AP® courses.
Qualified students in the part-time AP® Excellence Program can:
Online learning at GWUOHS combines independent coursework with meaningful interactions in scheduled live classes — along with opportunities for students to connect with teachers for additional support.
Part-time online learning offers students the flexibility to pursue additional academic opportunities while balancing school, extracurricular activities, and other responsibilities. Success at GWUOHS — whether you’re a part- or full-time student — requires planning, consistent engagement, and a commitment to meeting course expectations and deadlines. Through this experience, students can develop valuable skills in time management, organization, and independent learning that will serve them well beyond the classroom.
Complete coursework throughout the week.
Participate in live instruction and engage with teachers and classmates.
Access teacher help sessions and academic advising.
Currently ranked #1 in the United States for U16 Men’s Super Giant Slalom (SG) and #6 in Giant Slalom (GS) by the United States Ski & Snowboard Association, Chip is already making a name for himself in competitive skiing. Despite his intense training and travel schedule, Chip remains a straight-A honors student who stays actively involved in school clubs and regularly connects with his advisor each week.
“GWUOHS is so flexible, which is why I picked it,” Chip shared. “It’s great! I ski six days a week, and I can take my computer with me and do school wherever I am.”

| Enrollment | One Semester | Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|
| Part-Time 8th Grade | $1,250 | $2,350 |
| Part-Time 9–12th Grade | $1,500 | $2,950 |
| Part-Time AP® Excellence | $1,500 | $2,950 |
Students in the part-time program at GWUOHS can take up to three courses per semester.
No. Part-time students are not eligible for a GWUOHS diploma. Students enrolled in the part-time program receive a transcript after their school term at GWUOHS, signed and stamped by the school registrar, with the option to send it to colleges and universities. While part-time students are not eligible for a GWUOHS diploma, if a student converts to full-time enrollment at GWUOHS, any credits earned from their part-time courses are treated as transferring credits to GWUOHS.
Families should confirm with their current school or school district before enrolling if they need GWUOHS coursework to satisfy graduation requirements.
Yes. Students receive an official GWUOHS transcript documenting completed coursework.
Yes, part-time students can participate in activities, subject to applicable program/activity requirements.
AP® courses prepare students to take an AP® Exam at the end of the year. Depending on how students do on those exams, they may earn college credit for the AP® courses they took in high school.
AP® exams are scored on a scale from 1–5. Most colleges will accept scores of 3 or higher for students to earn credit toward their bachelor’s degrees. It’s important to check with your chosen college or university for exact policies regarding AP® exams and credit.
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