For homeschool families · Lifetime $599 · Approved vendor in 6 states
College Credit for Homeschoolers, at Your Child's Pace.
Self-paced online college courses your child can take during the high-school years. Every course carries an NCCRS credit recommendation, and 22 also carry ACE credit recommendations. Lifetime $599 anywhere in the US, or $250 from your education account in 6 states.
✓ NCCRS on every course✓ ACE on 22 courses✓ No deadlines · No schedules✓ Approved vendor in 6 states✓ One course, two uses✓ Transcript $20 when ready
Anywhere in the US, Lifetime access is one payment of $599. In Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, Arkansas, Alabama and New Hampshire, your state's education account can pay instead: one $250 payment covers every current course.
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Lifetime Access
Anywhere in the US · Every course, now and new
One paymentNo deadlinesNo monthly bills
$599
One payment · Access right after checkout
Every UPI Study course, including new ones as they are added
No deadlines and no monthly bills, so your child never has to rush: for example, start at 14, take one course a term, finish at 18
Grading you can see: 25% attendance, 25% quizzes, 25% assignments, 25% a proctored final
NCCRS credit recommendations on every course, ACE on 22
An official transcript for $20 when your child is ready to send credits
One payment from your account · Access within one business day after the platform pays
Every current UPI Study course, paid once from your state's account
UPI Study is an approved vendor for Utah Fits All, the Steamboat Legacy Scholarship, Arizona's ESA, Arkansas's LEARNS EFA, Alabama's CHOOSE Act ESA and New Hampshire's EFA
Pay through Odyssey (Utah, Wyoming) or ClassWallet (Arizona, Arkansas, Alabama, New Hampshire)
Optional SAT and ACT prep: $50 in Utah and Wyoming
An official transcript for $20 when your child is ready
UPI Study is an approved vendor in 6 states. Odyssey states buy in the Odyssey marketplace. ClassWallet states buy in the marketplace or download a $250 invoice.
💡 State not listed? Lifetime access works anywhere in the US: $599 once, every course. Get Lifetime access or email us about your state.
How it works
From Sign-Up to College Credit.
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Choose your path
Lifetime access anywhere in the US, or your state's education account in the six states above.
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Pay once
Lifetime: access right after checkout. Education account: we enroll your child within one business day after Odyssey or ClassWallet pays.
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Study at their own pace
Short video lessons, quizzes, assignments and a proctored final exam, on any device. No deadlines.
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Send the credit
Request an official transcript ($20) and send it to the colleges your child applies to.
Platform guides
Odyssey vs ClassWallet: Which Is Yours?
Both let you pay UPI Study from your state's account. Here is how each one works, step by step.
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Odyssey
Utah & Wyoming · College courses + optional SAT & ACT prep
🏔 Utah🦌 Wyoming
UPI Study is listed in the Odyssey marketplace, so there is no invoice to make. Buy the $250 college course program, and the $50 SAT and ACT prep if you want it, in one order.
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Sign in to your Odyssey account.
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Search "UPI Study" in the marketplace.
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Buy the $250 college course program. Add the $50 SAT and ACT prep only if you want it.
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Watch your email: we enroll your child within one business day after Odyssey pays.
Buy in the ClassWallet marketplace if UPI Study is listed for your program. If it is not, download a $250 invoice and upload it in ClassWallet. College course program only.
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Sign in to ClassWallet for your state's program (Arizona: through the ESA portal).
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Search "UPI Study" in the marketplace and buy if it is listed.
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Not listed? Download your invoice and upload it in ClassWallet.
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When ClassWallet pays, we enroll your child within one business day.
You choose the courses on your child's high-school transcript (or your cover school records them). A UPI Study course can count toward graduation now and later be sent to a college for credit.
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Dual enrollment, at home
No class times and no semester dates. Your child studies at home, at their own pace, alongside the rest of their homeschool week.
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Counts toward graduation
You decide which courses go on the high-school transcript, or your cover school records them. Grading you can see: 25% attendance, 25% quizzes, 25% assignments, 25% a proctored final.
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College credit later
Every course carries an NCCRS credit recommendation, and 22 also carry ACE credit recommendations. When your child is ready, an official transcript costs $20.
Will colleges accept the credits? ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities. Ask the colleges your child is considering how they treat ACE and NCCRS credit recommendations.
From Utah to New Hampshire: what parents told us on calls about their students and UPI Study.
★★★★★
"I called the University of Utah registrar before buying — they confirmed ACE and NCCRS credits transfer. My 11th grader has now completed 6 courses. Submitting the transcript this fall. Changed our entire college plan."
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Rachel J.
Homeschool Mom, Salt Lake City UT
Utah · Odyssey
★★★★★
"My son finished 9 courses before graduating homeschool. He entered SNHU as a Sophomore. Saved us $14,000 in first-year tuition alone. The $250 EFA purchase was the best educational investment we’ve ever made."
DP
David P.
Homeschool Dad, Concord NH
New Hampshire · ClassWallet
★★★★★
"My son used Wyoming Empowerment Scholarship for BOTH the $250 college program AND the $50 SAT/ACT prep. His practice scores went up 140 points in 6 weeks. We’re buying it for our younger kids too."
BM
Brian M.
Homeschool Dad, Casper WY
Wyoming · Odyssey
★★★★★
"We used our Arkansas LEARNS EFA through ClassWallet. The custom invoice took 2 days total. My daughter finished Psychology and Biology I in junior year. Both transferred to the University of Arkansas."
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Karen L.
Homeschool Parent, Fayetteville AR
Arkansas · ClassWallet
★★★★★
"We’ve been homeschooling 6 years and always struggled with dual enrollment scheduling. UPI Study solved it completely. My 10th and 12th grader both study independently at their own pace. Zero out-of-pocket via Utah Fits All."
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Sarah T.
Homeschool Mom, Provo UT
Utah · Odyssey
★★★★★
"I have three homeschool kids in high school. Used our Alabama CHOOSE Act ESA for all three. Each works at their own pace on different courses. No scheduling conflicts whatsoever. This is what dual enrollment should look like."
JC
Jennifer C.
Homeschool Mom, Huntsville AL
Alabama · ClassWallet
★★★★★
"My daughter finished 12 UPI Study courses before entering ASU. She entered as a Junior with 36 transfer credits — two full years of tuition saved. The courses genuinely prepared her better than most first-year students."
TN
Tom N.
Homeschool Dad, Tempe AZ
Arizona · ClassWallet
★★★★★
"The transcript request was 10 minutes online. UNH reviewed it and accepted all 9 credits. My son starts this fall. We got nearly $8,000 in college credit for a $250 EFA purchase. I tell every homeschool family I know."
AL
Angela L.
Homeschool Mom, Manchester NH
New Hampshire · ClassWallet
★★★★★
"Stacked UPI Study with CLEP, put everything on an Excelsior OneTranscript. My daughter has 42 college credits entering university as a Junior. Total cost: $250 EFA + $400 CLEP fees. University tuition for the same credits: $28,000."
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Paul R.
Homeschool Dad, Ogden UT
Utah · Odyssey
★★★★★
"Used Arizona ESA through ClassWallet. The custom invoice was straightforward — UPI Study emailed it within hours. My daughter is now on her 3rd course. She loves that there are no deadlines. No stress, no pressure, just learning."
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Michelle H.
Homeschool Parent, Scottsdale AZ
Arizona · ClassWallet
Shared by families on calls with our team. Each university makes its own credit decision.
FAQ
Questions Parents Ask Us.
Plain answers about cost, credit and how to pay. Something else? Email team@upistudy.com, or ask Athena, our assistant, in the corner of this page.
Can homeschoolers earn college credit with UPI Study?
Yes. UPI Study's self-paced online courses carry NCCRS credit recommendations, and 22 also carry ACE credit recommendations. A homeschooled student takes them at home, then requests an official transcript ($20) to send to colleges. ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities.
Can my child count these courses on their homeschool transcript?
You choose the courses on your child's high-school transcript (or your cover school records them). A UPI Study course can count toward graduation now and later be sent to a college for credit.
Why Lifetime instead of paying per course?
Outside the EFA programs, a single course is $250. Lifetime is $599 once for every course with no deadlines, so it costs less than three single courses and your child can spread the work across the high-school years without rushing.
We live in an EFA or ESA state. How do we pay with it?
UPI Study is an approved vendor in Utah, Wyoming, Arizona, Arkansas, Alabama and New Hampshire. Families there pay from their account through Odyssey (Utah, Wyoming) or ClassWallet (Arizona, Arkansas, Alabama, New Hampshire): one $250 payment covers every current course. In Utah and Wyoming, SAT and ACT prep is optional, for $50. Each state's page explains the steps.
How soon does my child get access?
Lifetime: right after checkout. Education account: within one business day after Odyssey or ClassWallet pays UPI Study.
What if we move to another state?
Access you have already paid for stays. A new state's education account can be used only where UPI Study is an approved vendor.
Will colleges accept the credits?
ACE and NCCRS have over 2,100 cooperating colleges that will consider accepting credits; the final decision is with the universities. Ask the colleges your child is considering how they treat ACE and NCCRS credit recommendations.
Can high-school students enroll?
Yes. High-school students can enroll, and there are no deadlines, so a student can take one course at a time alongside their other homeschool work.
Can my child pause?
Yes. There are no deadlines and no penalties for pausing.
How much is the transcript?
$20 for an official transcript, when your child is ready to send credits to a college.
Last updated 8 October 2026.
Your Child's College Journey Starts Without the Rush.
Lifetime access is $599 once, anywhere in the US. In 6 states, one $250 payment from your education account covers every current course.
