YES! CompuHigh / Whitmore School is a private school regionally accredited , North Central Association of Colleges and Schools – NCA CASI, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools – SACS-CASI, and Northwest Accreditation Commission – NAWAC under the umbrella of Cognia, (formerly AdvancED.
Accreditation is awarded only to educational institutions that meet the highest standards of providing quality education programs and services.
No.
At Whitmore School, you have the flexibility to complete your coursework on a schedule that works best for you. Since there are no “semesters” with deadlines for completing assignments, you won’t get pushed ahead or be held back by the pace of other students.
Students work one-to-one with their teachers on every lesson. Teachers provide feedback to coach students toward understanding the lesson concepts – this is how mastery is achieved. Watch this video where Ellen Ray, Principal, explains Mastery-Learning during the Viewpoint with Dennis Quaid Documentary featuring Whitmore School.
Many students feel they are better at some subjects than others. Students often tell us they are great at Math but not English (or vice versa). Self-paced learning removes the stress associated with meeting deadlines for completing courses by the end of the semester. For example, the student who is skilled in Math may move through their Algebra course quickly, while they take their time revising their work in English until they master the concepts in the lesson. Students complete lessons and earn credit for their courses when they have mastered all the lessons in the course. On average, Whitmore students who work 5 days a week will complete a 1 credit course in 4 – 6 months.
*Note -Self-paced learning does not mean that students can procrastinate in the subjects they don’t love and then expect to submit all the lessons at once. In most courses, students may submit up to 2 lessons per day in each course (1 new lesson and 1 lesson revision, or 2 lesson revisions). We believe that consistency is the best approach for completing courses.
Your student’s Guidance Counselor will help your child develop a Personal Graduation Plan to keep them moving forward toward their goal of graduating!
With self-paced learning, the length of time to complete a course varies for every student and every course. To help your child stay on track for completing courses, we ask them to set their goal for completing each course based on how many days a week they plan to work in the subject, and their self-assessment of their skill level. Most students can tell you they are good at Math, but struggle in English, or vice versa. For example, this student may set their goal to complete their Math course in 4 months and set their goal to complete their English course in 6 months.
Every course has a Pacing Guide where students enter their target completion date. The Pacing Guide is a great visual that lets students know how they are doing toward meeting their goal and makes suggestions to help them them stay on track.
Goal setting is one of the first tasks students take in taking charge of their education. No worries. If they have underestimated, or overestimated, their target completion date, they can adjust their goal.
Yes! Even though Whitmore does not schedule courses by traditional semesters, students can enroll in 0.5 credit of a course, any time of year, and complete either the 1st semester or the 2nd semester. This is ideal for students who just need to make up credit for 1 semester of a course. On average, students complete 0.5 credit (1st or 2nd semester) in 3-5 months – about the same time as a semester in a traditional school.
Whitmore School is accredited by Cognia, and credits earned at Whitmore are generally accepted by schools around the world. However, it is always a good idea to confirm that your credit will transfer to your full-time school before you enroll.
Actually, students can “go to school” every day, but we don’t recommend it. Students can access and submit lessons any time of day, 365 days a year. This provides maximum flexibility for students and families to develop their own school schedule and take charge of their education. We suggest that students develop a routine of working 5 days a week and taking 2 days a week to relax and enjoy time with family and friends.
Teachers, just like students, need to take regular breaks from work to keep life well-balanced. Taking time off to refresh means teachers can stay ‘on their game’ giving helpful and engaging feedback to each student. Teachers will typically respond to student posts within 24 hours during a normal business week Monday – Friday (Eastern Time).
Yes. Advanced Placement courses are offered in each core subject area. AP courses offer rigorous curriculum recognized by most colleges. Additionally, completing AP courses demonstrates that the student is capable of completing college-level coursework, and this will strengthen their college application. Students who pass the College Board Advanced Placement exam with a grade of 3, 4, or 5 may earn college credit as well as high school credit.
Advanced Placement Courses:
English Language & Composition
English Literature & Composition
Statistics
Biology
Chemistry
US Government & Politics
World History
Yes. Advanced Placement and Honors level courses are weighted by 1.0 grade point. For example, earning an A in English 12 carries a point value of 4.0, whereas earning an A in English Honors 12 or Advanced Placement English Language and Composition carries a point value of 5.0 in your Grade Point Average.
Completing AP and Honors level courses demonstrates that the student is capable of completing rigorous coursework, and this will strengthen their college application. Additionally, students who take the College Board Advanced Placement exam and earn a score of 3 or higher may earn Dual Credit (1.0 high school credit and 3.0 college credits).
Yes. Get Ahead – Save Money – Start College Early!
Whitmore School offers online Dual Credit opportunities through our affiliation with the West Virginia University (WVU) and its WVU Access Dual Credit Early College Program.
Eligible full-time Whitmore students—sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are U.S. citizens with a 3.0 GPA or higher—can enroll in WVU courses online at significantly reduced tuition rates.
Here’s how it works:
✔️ Earn 3–4 college credit hours per course
✔️ Earn 1 high school credit at the same time
✔️ Learn from a respected university while staying on your schedule
Beyond the credits, students gain valuable experience:
Build stronger college applications
Explore potential majors and career interests
Develop essential college-ready skills like time management, independent learning, and critical thinking
This is a powerful way to save time, save money, and get ahead before graduation.
👉 Ready to learn more? Explore our WVU Dual Credit opportunity to see how you can start earning college credit today.
Generally, no—there is not a required entrance test for admission.
Students are eligible to apply if they:
However, some courses have prerequisites. Depending on the class, students may need to:
Submit a qualifying SAT or ACT score, or
Complete a placement test, such as ALEKS before enrolling
No. Students participating in the WVU Access Dual Credit program must follow a set semester schedule, including specific assignment deadlines for each course.
But don’t worry!
We understand that this is different than Whitmore School’s flexible, self-paced mastery learning model. To support your success, you’ll be enrolled in a WVU Dual Credit support course for every WVU Access course you take.
In your support course, you’ll get help with:
Creating and managing your schedule
Staying on track with assignments and deadlines
Building effective study habits
Preparing for midterms and final exams
You’re not navigating this alone—we’re here to help you stay organized, confident, and successful every step of the way.
YES! Whitmore School core courses are NCAA Approved
Our NCAA High School Code: 490940
Explore Our NCAA Approved Courses
YES! Students can complete their schoolwork at any time of day, from any place with internet access. It’s that simple!
Some students find math challenging online, but don’t be intimidated. Our math lessons are broken down step-by-step, with lots of examples and videos to help you understand the concepts.
Plus, our teachers will work with you one-to-one and walk you through each skill.
This allows you to ask specific questions about where you are stuck and work one-to-one with your teacher until you have mastered the math concept.
<strong>Yes.</strong> Students are scheduled for their courses according to their readiness in that subject, not according to their grade level.
Whitmore School offers four diploma program options. Choose the program that best fits your needs. Note: Some states require you to register as a homeschooler if your child attends a virtual school. In the Diploma Program, you will be responsible for completing your state’s required documentation. If your state requires you to register as a homeschooler, and you would like assistance with your state’s required documentation, you must enroll in the Diploma PLUS Program or Diploma PLUS with College Advisor Program.
Diploma Program – Parents are responsible for following their student’s progress
Diploma PLUS Program – The Diploma PLUS Program includes everything in the Diploma Program plus additional support:
Diploma PLUS Program with College Advisor – The Diploma PLUS with College Advisor Program includes everything in the Diploma PLUS Program plus assistance with the college research and application process. This program is highly recommended for all Sophomores, Junior and Seniors who plan to attend a 4-year college or university.
Adult Education Diploma Program – The Diploma PLUS Program
In this program, adult students are responsible for setting a schedule to work on their courses.
The first step is to ask questions! Your teachers may provide you with a video or step-by-step feedback to help you understand the concepts of the lesson.
Yes. You will receive a final grade for your course once all the assignments are completed.
YES! We accept credits from all public high schools. Students enrolling from non-accredited schools, can request to have a transcript evaluation to determine if credits will transfer. Click here for the Transfer Credit Policy.
YES! Homeschool credits will transfer toward your Whitmore School graduation requirements after being verified in one of two ways: English and Mathematics credits will transfer with a grade of P for passing after completing the next sequential course. Science and Social Studies credits will transfer with a grade of P after passing a multiple-choice exam. Elective credits transfer with a grade of P. Click here for the Transfer Credit Policy.
No, but a high school diploma from Whitmore School is recognized by colleges, universities and employers and signifies that you have completed a rigorous course of study.
Note:
**”New York State school districts are prohibited from recognizing correspondence or online programs of high school study as fulfilling the New York State requirements for completion of an approved course of high school study.”
Students planning to attend a CUNY or SUNY college should write to the college to learn about alternative admission requirements.
Self-pacing allows you to set your own schedule for completing your schoolwork. On average, students who login and submit work in each course 5 days a week will complete their course in 3-5 months. We won’t let you feel overwhelmed with 7-8 courses at a time. Instead, you will be scheduled for 3 courses at a time. This is what lets you stay focused on a few courses. As soon as you complete a course, your next course will be added to your Student Desk.
Congratulations of graduating! You can request a copy of your transcript by emailing our Admissions Team at info@whitmoreschool.org.
Yes!
Students can enroll and begin anytime. Some students enroll now to get a head start on their courses. Students who need to make up lost credits may also enroll now. Click on the Enroll and Start Now link.
Students who wish to start in the Fall of 2026 for the 2026-27 school year can enroll now and pick their start date. This will reserve your spot for the 2026-27 school year and avoid being placed on a waiting list for enrollment.
Click on the Enroll for the 2026-27 School Year link.
Yes!
In fact, we anticipate an increase in enrollments and encourage you to enroll early to reserve your spot.
You can Enroll for the 2026-2027 School Year, select your start date, and pay a non-refundable deposit of $150 to hold your spot. This will ensure that you are not placed on a wait-list for enrollment.
YES!
Some states provide eligible students with a portion of their child’s public school funding that can be applied to their Whitmore School tuition. Great news! If you have applied for and been approved, your state’s scholarship funding will pay 100% of your Whitmore School tuition and College Advisor services!
Alabama CHOOSE Act 
| Alabama - $7,000 per student Student applications will open on July 1 for the 2026-27 school year. CHOOSE Act Parent Guide |
Arizona Empowerment Scholarship 
| Arizona – $7,000 - $8,000 per student. Student applications are accepted year-round |
School Choice Arkansas 
| School Choice Arkansas - up to $7,208 per student Student applications will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis until August 1. Search on the Curriculum tab - |
New Hampshire Children's Scholarship Fund 
| New Hampshire – $4,265 per student Student Applications accepted from 3/1/ – 5/3 for the 2026-27 school year Service provider link Whitmore School |
South Carolina Education Scholarship Trust Fund 
| South Carolina – $7,634 per student Student Applications accepted 1/15 - 3/15 for the 2026-27 school year. Search for CompuHigh, LLC to find Whitmore School as a service provider SC Education Scholarship Trust Fund Program prequalification tool. |
Tennessee Educationn Freedom Scholarship 
| Tennessee - $7,530 per student Student Applications accepted 1/13 - 2/6 for the 2026-27 school year. Search for Whitmore School or CompuHigh Whitmore School to find us as a Non-Public School |
Utah Fits All Scholarship 
| Utah – $8,000 per student Student Applications accepted from 4/1 – 5/1 for the 2026-27 school year |
West Virginia Hope Scholarship 
| West Virginia – $5,436 per student. Student Applications accepted year-round Search CompuHigh, LLC to open Whitmore School service provider |
Want help with applying for your state’s School Choice Funding options? edChoice has answers. Click here to learn more about your state’s program School Choice In America
Enrolling is easy! Click on the Enroll Now button on our website and complete the four easy steps. Once your tuition payment has been verified, you will hear from our Admissions Coordinator and your username and password will be sent to your email address. You can enroll any time of year and begin right away!
Whitmore currently accepts approved scholarship funding from Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, and West Virginia.
Technically, you are not homeschooling. Since Whitmore School is an accredited private school, you are enrolling in a private school and taking online (virtual) high school courses. We provide the coursework and teachers, just like traditional schools.
*Important Note: Some states may consider online education as “homeschooling.” You must follow your state’s homeschooling law. Contact your state’s Department of Education to learn of any homeschool rules or regulations that may apply in your state.
**”New York State school districts are prohibited from recognizing correspondence or online programs of high school study as fulfilling the New York State requirements for completion of an approved course of high school study.”
Students planning to attend a CUNY or SUNY college should write to the college to learn about alternative admission requirements.
YES! Whitmore School is ideal for families that have been homeshooling. Since your child already has a routine of “going to school” from home, they will transition easily to our self-paced mastery learning approach. With one-to-one support from their teachers and guidance counselor, homeschoolers thrive at Whitmore School.
Check with your state’s Department of Education on Homeschool laws.
Each state is different, and the regulations change frequently. You must follow the homeschooling laws in your state. Check with your state’s Department of Education on the regulations that apply to students enrolled in online schools. The good news is that students who enroll in our Diploma PLUS are offered assistance with the documents required by your state.
**”New York State school districts are prohibited from recognizing correspondence or online programs of high school study as fulfilling the New York State requirements for completion of an approved course of high school study.”
Students planning to attend a CUNY or SUNY college should write to the college to learn about alternative admission requirements.
No. Whitmore is open to students who have completed the 8th grade. Students under the age of 14 may apply for an enrollment exception by contacting Jeannette, Educational Director at info@whitmoreschool.org. Students who are over the age of 21, may not be eligible to enroll in public education in their state. No worries. We welcome all students!
Yes. Whitmore has students from 66 countries! School is open 24 hours a day, so no matter what time-zone you live in, you can attend school.
YES! Students can choose to enroll as a full-time student with the goal of earning a diploma from Whitmore or enroll in individual courses. There are many reasons students to enroll in Whitmore School individual courses:
You can enroll in 0.5 credit 1st semester of a course, or 0.5 credit 2nd semester of a course. Your tuition pays for up to 12 months to complete the course, but students who work consistently 4-5 days a week, usually complete 0.5 credit in 3-5 months.
Yes. In order to access your courses, you will need to have high speed Internet.
Yes. In order to submit quality written work for your assignments, you should complete your work on a laptop or desktop computer. Although our curriculum can be viewed on a tablet or smartphone, these are not the best venues for submitting work.
1). Internet Connection – high speed
2). Any operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux) using the Firefox or Google Chrome browser will work with all CompuHigh software. Firefox is free and can be downloaded here – http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/fx/#desktop
3). Any standard word processor such as Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or OpenOffice.
4). Pop-up blocker disabled or configured to allow pop-ups.
5). Speakers or headphones
6). Our language courses have audio files for pronunciation that will require the use of a media player. If your computer does not have a media player, you may download a free one here – http://www.real.com/
7). Java is required for some Math and Science courses. It is free and can be downloaded and installed through this link- http://www.java.com/en/
8). We do not support the use of smartphones or tablets for submitting assignments. Student must submit course assignments using a personal computer (laptop or desk PC).
We strive to offer affordable, quality, private education. Tuition varies according to the Diploma Program and level of personalized guidance support. Whitmore School is pleased to offer you the convenience of several payment options and online payments to manage your tuition expenses. Our Tuition Payment Plan allows you to spread the tuition payments over a period of nine months. Steve can also customize a payment plan to fit within your budget. There are no interest expenses or additional fees for the Tuition Payment Plan option. Click here to read about our tuition and payment plans.
No. There are no additional fees when enrolling in any of our Diploma Programs.
*NOTE: There is an additional fee for students taking Advanced Placement courses (optional) and the Advanced Placement exam (optional).
No. We provide the coursework and the teacher. All of the resources necessary to complete a course can be found online or through a public library.
*NOTE: Students taking Advanced Placement courses must purchase the required e-textbook.
To have an official transcript sent to us, fill out this Release of Records form and send it to your former high school.
All new students begin with the New Student Orientation. Part 1 of Orientation is your introduction to becoming a successful online student at Whitmore School. In Part 2 of the Orientation, you will learn about academic integrity and sign the Whitmore School Honor Code Agreement. Part 3 of the Orientation is a Skills Assessment in reading and math skills. No worries – it is ungraded. The assessments are designed to pinpoint your strengths and areas to improve. They are not used to “place” you in course levels – General Studies, College Prep or Honors levels courses. That choice is up to you.
We have many students from around the world. However, our lesson content and assignments require proficiency in the English language. If you are not proficient in English, you may want to take an English as a Second Language (ESL) course before enrolling.
Students whose native language is not English will enroll in our PLUS program. This ensures that you and your parents will receive the guidance support that will help you succeed.
Once you enroll, you will complete our English Language Assessment. Or, Yes, Whitmore School accepts the CEFR results, TOEFL, IELTS, and the Duolingo test as a measure of English Proficiency.
You may be required to take Pre-composition before beginning our high School course work toward meeting your graduation requirements.
Whitmore School is proud to host a graduation ceremony in May each year, which brings our online community together in person—many meeting face-to-face for the first time after years of shared virtual learning experiences.
What to Expect
A traditional graduation ceremony includes a processional and the conferring of diplomas
Inspiring remarks from Whitmore faculty, staff, and student speakers reflecting on the unique journey of online learners
Personalized diploma presentations with photo opportunities
Cap toss to mark this major milestone
Light refreshments and a reception
This event honors the hard work, independence, and resilience that define our graduates. We celebrate our graduates’ accomplishments in person—with pride, tradition, and joy. 📨 Invitations will include RSVP instructions and travel tips for guests.
Yes! We realize that not all of our students can travel to participate in their graduation ceremony. Graduation will be streamed live for graduates, family and friends who are unable to attend live.
Yes, all the course work, and communication with the teachers is done online. Once you enroll in Whitmore School, you will receive a username and password in your email. This will give you access to all of your courses. All new students complete an orientation; however, here is a brief overview:
No and Yes.
No. Whitmore School is open 24 hours a day, and you may log in at any time of day that fits your schedule. However, we recommend that you set a schedule that allows you to submit work 5 days a week. This is the best way to stay on track to earn 6 credits a year and ultimately to graduate. It is also important for you to follow your state’s compulsory attendance. Check with your zoned school district to be sure you know the regulations where you live.
Yes – your online activity is logged each time you log in and submit work. If you are asked for proof of enrollment, (for the Department of Motor Vehicles, for example), you may request documentation to verify your activity in school. Please understand that this only indicates the days you were logged into your school account, and that much of your time “going to school” may be completed offline.
You can go to school 24/7 365 days a year! That being said, but we don’t recommend it. Being able to access and submit lessons any time of day, 365 days a year provides maximum flexibility for students and families to develop their own school schedule and take charge of their education. We suggest that students develop a routine of working 5 days a week and taking 2 days a week to relax and enjoy time with family and friends.
Teachers, just like students, need to take regular breaks from work to keep life well-balanced. Taking time off to refresh means teachers can stay ‘on their game’ giving helpful and engaging feedback to each student. Teachers will typically respond to student posts within 24 hours during a normal business week Monday – Friday (Eastern Time).
Note – Whitmore School conducts regularly scheduled server maintenance on Saturday nights. Students who want to continue to work during this time can work offline.
I am glad you asked!
Whitmore School receives hundreds of positive reviews from parents and students.
Read verified reviews to learn what parents love about Whitmore at Consumer Affairs.
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Most students find that school work can be completed in less time than a traditional school day. That leaves much more time for social events. One student explains,
“I am more social now because I have time to volunteer, hold a part-time job and participate in sports. And, I get to choose who I socialize with and avoid the typical social drama at my old school.” Matthew S.
You will simply write to your teacher and ask a question. Your teacher will work one-to-one with you until the concepts are understood.
Probably, but there are benefits to graduating from Whitmore School. Graduates of Whitmore School are recognized as being critical thinkers and problem solvers in the workplace and at college. Whitmore graduates have developed self-confidence and can work independently – skills sought by colleges and employers. Plus, you can graduate anytime of year, rather than wait until May or June.
And, many traditional schools require students to take a full course load regardless of how many credits are needed to graduate. This can mean that you will have to take many additional courses.
Yes. Since you complete courses at your own pace, and can go to school any day of the week, you are able to complete high school in less than the traditional four years. It’s up to you!
Congratulations! You have completed your courses and met our graduation requirements. Your diploma and Official Transcript will be mailed to you.
Please note that some countries outside of the USA require an Apostille that authenticates the seals and signatures on your graduation documents. Students outside the USA will pay for the Apostille fee, plus the cost of shipping.
We understand that college may not be every student’s future plans after graduating. Students choose their path to graduation by selecting the College Prep Track or the General Studies Track. Your Guidance Counselor can advise you on the best option for you. Here is a quick link to the Graduation Requirements.
Students choosing the College Prep Track complete a minimum of 22 credits including rigorous college prep or honors level courses designed to prepare students for college level courses. Students are encouraged to begin their college research early so that they can be scheduled to complete the courses required for admission to their top choice colleges.
Students choosing the General Studies Track complete a minimum of 18 credits of courses that are designed to prepare students for career or military. Students will also be prepared for enrolling in community or technical colleges.
YES! CompuHigh / Whitmore School, accredited by Cognia (formerly AdvancED), is considered a Tier 1 school, and graduates are eligible for any branch of the military. Click here to read more about Tier 1 ranking of online high schools
Yes! Our student-focused curriculum offers 4 core-course subjects, English, Social Studies, Mathematics and Science, plus elective courses designed to empower students to become independent learners and critical thinkers prepared for whatever they aspire to after graduating.
Whitmore School was founded in 1994 by a dad, who like many of you, needed an alternative to brick-and-mortar high school for his daughter. Today, Whitmore School is owned and operated by the parents of a Whitmore graduate.
Whitmore was built by parents – not because of a pandemic crisis.
This means we understand the critical role parents play in their children’s education. We respect a parent’s role to ground their children in their own family and cultural morals and ethics. Through our traditional curriculum and mastery-based approach, we teach students how to think. We will never overstep our bounds and teach them what to think. That is your role.
We understand that parents want assurances that their child is making progress in school. We believe in full transparency. That means you have access to your child’s courses and all of their communications with their teachers and Guidance Counselor. Plus, parents have their own Parent Desk for confidential communication with guidance and school administrators.
Here is how it works:
When you enroll your child, you will be sent your Parent Username and Password to open your Parent Desk. This gives you access to all of your child’s schoolwork. You can easily open each course and view submitted work and communications between your child and their teachers. Additionally, you can open your child’s Course Activity Calendar and view the days they have logged in and submitted work. You will also have a link to communicate confidentially with your child’s Guidance Counselor.
Weekly Summary Progress Report – You will be emailed a link to open a Weekly Summary Progress Report for your child’s work. You will know exactly how many lessons were submitted, and how many lessons are in progress. You will also see the completed lesson and the course average to date.
Diploma PLUS Program and Diploma PLUS with College Advisor offer additional guidance support.
Yes!
Diploma PLUS Program and Diploma PLUS Program with College Advisor
Diploma Program
Yes!
All students work one-to-one with a counselor. Enrollment begins with a New Student Orientation that will be reviewed by your child’s counselor. If your child is enrolled in one of our Diploma Programs, his or her counselor will develop a Personal Graduation Plan that outlines the courses needed to earn a Whitmore School diploma. Your child’s Personal Graduation Plan will be updated each year your child is enrolled.
Yes!
Diploma PLUS Program and Diploma PLUS Program with College Advisor
Students enrolled in the Diploma PLUS Program and Diploma PLUS Program with College Advisor will also receive a Quarterly Detailed Progress Report. The detailed report outlines lesson progress and success as well as areas requiring attention.
Parents also receive a Weekly Summary Progress Report. You will be emailed a link to open a Weekly Summary Progress Report for your child’s work. Each course shows a Progress Bar that indicates the % of the course that is completed. You will know exactly how many lessons were submitted during that week and how many lessons are in progress. You will also see the completed lesson and the course average to date.
Diploma Program
Parents receive a Weekly Summary Progress Report. You will be emailed a link to open a Weekly Summary Progress Report for your child’s work. Each course shows a Progress Bar that indicates the % of the course that is completed. You will know exactly how many lessons were submitted during that week and how many lessons are in progress. You will also see the completed lesson and the course average to date.
Yes! Here is what our graduates have said…
“I learned to set goals and achieve them.“
“I felt ready for college because answers weren’t handed to me. Instead I learned to conduct research and find my own answers.“
“At Whitmore School I learned how I learn. That made all the difference at college.“
“Whitmore School taught me to keep trying. Perseverance has helped me in my job.“
“I learned to be a lot more self-disciplined, and that I was in charge of my education.“
Yes! Students planning on attending a 4-year college or university should opt for the Diploma PLUS Program with College Advisor during their Sophomore, Junior and Senior Years. Students have a personal College Advisor to assist with everything college-related – from the application and essay writing to researching Scholarships and Financial Aid, and strategies for taking the SATs or ACTs. Plus, students are invited to attend Live Virtual College Tours and Zoom Workshops.
Click here to learn more about the Diploma PLUS with College Advisor Program.
YES! Graduates have been accepted to both two-year and four-year colleges across the country. View a list of colleges where Whitmore graduates have been accepted.
Whitmore School College Acceptances
Here is how Whitmore School ACT test scores compare to National averages.
**”New York State school districts are prohibited from recognizing correspondence or online programs of high school study as fulfilling the New York State requirements for completion of an approved course of high school study.”
Students planning to attend a CUNY or SUNY college should write to the college to learn about alternative admission requirements.
Congratulations for graduating from Whitmore! You can email our Admissions Team at info@whitmoreschool.org to request your transcript. Be sure to include the contact information and email address of the college you want it sent to.
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