Please fill out the form linked here:  Application to Begin A. A. Track Holy Apostles College Courses (Once approved by the Angelicun Academy, Undergraduate students must then book an advising appointment with Holy Apostles Undergraduate Advisor Ms. Jacqueline Reiss through her email jreiss@HolyApostles.edu or 860-632-3026.) Note: Both The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act Release (FERPA) FORM must be printed, signed (by the student) and notarized, scanned and attached to the Holy Apostles Application form you will receive from them. We provide it here so that you can have it ready and notarized for when you submit their application form. Nearly all banks have a notary, and banks [...]

Here: A.A. track for your Associate’s Degree ENROLLMENT. 

Yes. Just send us your transcript(s) or a listing of your prior studies and we can help you determine where you would best begin the A.A. track and what courses you would need to complete. Keep in mind, high school courses do not ordinarily qualify for college credit (nor towards an A.A.), but they generally will count towards obtaining your high school diploma (or home school equivalent).

No. Assuming you earn 75 college credits, here is how that works: we total all payments made for the Great Books courses for college credit, and any payments for our Theology Online courses, and credit those towards the AA track total. Any discounts previously received are counted towards the AA track total, that is, they are added into the total paid. The balance needed to reach the AA track total cost of $15,900 is then scheduled for payments (based on the estimated time to finish the AA track courses), or paid in full. So for example, if you have completed 3 [...]

Yes. However in that case please contact us directly for pricing and terms (see contact page).

That depends on a number of factors – please contact us in that case (see contact page).

Accreditation agencies generally require any college-level credit for work done in high school or home school to be evaluated by a recognized third party evaluator such as such as AP, IB, ACE, CLEP. So any courses not recommended by such a recognized 3rd party course evaluator cannot be accepted for college credit, even if they might otherwise merit it. In order to obtain such recommendations, these 3rd parties either do a full review (as ACE has done in our case) of the courses involved, or develop and utilize their own tests to evaluate the results as college credit worthy (such as [...]

Yes, provided there is no tuition balance due. All colleges require tuition be paid before they issue transcripts, diplomas or degrees. Since the A.A. tuition is discounted, and on a four-year basis, students who leave the A.A. track before completion will have their tuition recalculated at that time, based on the tuition of $1,987 per Great Books semester ($3,975 per year); (plus $212 per credit hour earned to the extent this exceeds the above amount - see FAQ #45). In effect, this simply restores the tuition discount they received for joining and completing the A.A. track. Students who leave mid-semester or [...]

It depends upon how many college credits you earn while in our program. The typical student in our A.A. track is in it for four years, and earns a total of 75 college credits. The A.A. track costs $ 3,975 per year x four years = $ 15,900. That comes to $212 per college credit hour – a tremendous bargain in higher education. However the tuition is the same if a student decides not to earn 75 credits, and earns perhaps only 70 or 60. But it includes the cost of all 75 credits available to our A.A. track students. Many [...]

Yes. For example, a few students take two years of the Great Books courses in one year, or may complete all of the Theology Online or Holy Apostles courses in one year.  However to take the the Theology Online courses and/or the Holy Apostles courses the student must be a Junior (11th grader), having completed the first two years (4 semesters) of the Great Books program with "C" or better grades.  Older students (beyond high school) may take the A.A. track courses when they wish.