F.A.Q - Graduate Readiness & Advancement Division

Do you offer 1-on-1 support?

Yes! Students can apply for our guided track and be matched with a coach who offers regular check-ins, progress tracking, tutoring, and planning support.

Can I use financial aid or student loans?

While we’re not FAFSA-approved yet, we do offer private payment plan options and work-study opportunities in some cases.

Can I use this program while enrolled in public school?

Yes. Our materials and coaching work alongside your existing school or homeschool curriculum. We help you map out early graduation based on your district’s rules.

What is G.R.A.D.?

G.R.A.D. (Graduate Readiness & Advancement Division) is an academic support program that helps students graduate early, earn college credits, and explore fast-track career options through digital courses, ebooks, mentorship, and customized academic planning.

How much does it cost?

We offer free resources, ebooks, and low-cost digital courses. Guided coaching programs are available with flexible payment plans or scholarships (when available).

Is this accredited? Will I get a diploma from G.R.A.D.?

No, we do not issue diplomas. We help you complete your current school’s graduation requirements faster and smarter — using approved coursework through your school, district, or a recognized virtual program.

How long does it take to graduate early?

Each student is different. Some complete high school in as little as 1–2 years with the right plan. We help you create a realistic timeline based on your credits and goals.