IVLA was born on the vision of providing an alternative learning environment for students who, for a very wide variety of reasons, needed academic resources beyond the traditional classroom. IVLA’s comprehensive online assessment and instructional system, highly qualified and committed faculty, and a broad selection of K-12 online courses provide superior alternative educational opportunities domestically and internationally.
IVLA’s educational philosophy recognizes that every online student can be successful given the “right” amount of support by curriculum, faculty, and of course, parents. Every IVLA students’ academic plan is individualized to their learning needs, frequently reviewed, and supported by teachers, parents, mentors, and students.
AdvancED International Virtual Learning Academy is proud to be accredited by AdvancED.
Dual enrollment (AKA concurrent enrollment) is a program which allows a student to enroll through one educator while receiving credits for two different schools. With IVLA, we offer concurrent enrollment for high school students to receive both high school and college credit for completing one course.
This allows students to begin obtaining college credit before having graduated high school. If enough concurrent enrollment classes are taken during a student’s high school career, this could put them on track to graduate college early.
Dual enrollment offers many benefits to both the student and the parent who may need to consider the costs of college. The more college credits a student receives concurrently with their high school studies, the fewer courses will be needed to graduate college. This can effectively save parents and students quite a bit of money! Additionally, dual enrollment gives students the opportunity to graduate college sooner; a great benefit for students eager to begin their careers. Lastly, as these courses are executed and graded by ASU professors, high school students quickly learn college-level material. Dual enrollment is a great tool to prepare students for college.