Use Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship for College Credit Courses.
UPI Study is an approved vendor for Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship. Pay for UPI Study's self-paced college courses from the Steamboat Legacy Scholarship: one $250 payment covers every current course. SAT and ACT prep is optional: $50.
✓ Approved vendor in Wyoming✓ One $250 payment, every current course✓ Pay through Odyssey✓ Optional $50 SAT & ACT prep✓ No deadlines · No schedules✓ Transcript $20 when ready
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.
Parent reviews
Real Homeschool Families. Real Results.
What parents told us on calls, Wyoming families first.
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"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."
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Brian M.
Homeschool Dad, Casper WY
Wyoming · Odyssey
★★★★★
"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."
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David P.
Homeschool Dad, Concord NH
New Hampshire · ClassWallet
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"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
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"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
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"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."
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Jennifer C.
Homeschool Mom, Huntsville AL
Alabama · ClassWallet
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"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."
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Tom N.
Homeschool Dad, Tempe AZ
Arizona · ClassWallet
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"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."
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Angela L.
Homeschool Mom, Manchester NH
New Hampshire · ClassWallet
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"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
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"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 Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship and UPI Study. Something else? Email team@upistudy.com, or ask Athena, our assistant, in the corner of this page.
Can I use Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship to pay for UPI Study courses?
Yes. UPI Study is an approved vendor for Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship. Families pay through Odyssey: one $250 payment covers every current course; SAT and ACT prep is optional, for $50.
Do homeschoolers qualify?
Homeschooled students qualify through home-based education.
How much does Wyoming's Steamboat Legacy Scholarship provide?
$7,000 per student per year, paid quarterly.
How do I pay?
Sign in to Odyssey, search the marketplace for "UPI Study" and buy the $250 college course program from your balance. Add the $50 SAT and ACT prep only if you want it.
How soon does my child get access?
Within one business day after Odyssey pays UPI Study.
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.
Can these courses count toward high school too?
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.
Last updated 8 October 2026.
Start College Credit With Your Wyoming Funds.
One $250 payment from the Steamboat Legacy Scholarship covers every current UPI Study course. We enroll your child within one business day after Odyssey pays.
