Most of Penn Foster's programs require a computer and Internet access to be completed. However, many of the programs also include books/study units that are mailed to the students.
Log in to our student website to begin taking your Penn Foster online courses immediately where you can use your Student ID # to register as a new student. Once registered, you'll be able to download some of your first study materials. Additional learning materials will be shipped directly to you.
Once you have passed all your courses, you will receive your diploma from Penn Foster High School. You can graduate in as little as three years. Or, if you qualify for credit from previous schooling, you can finish in as little as nine months for each year of high school you need.
No, students shouldn't claim their Penn Foster tuition payments on their federal or state tax returns. Because we do not participate in the United States Department of Education student aid programs, we are not an eligible institution for students to claim or qualify for various tax credits.
Recognition of a Penn Foster High School diploma is solely at the discretion of the receiving institution. However, Penn Foster High School is both a nationally and regionally accredited institution. Many Penn Foster graduates continue their studies toward a post-secondary career diploma and/or degree.
You'll want to retake that exam within 30 days of the first time you took it. You can only do one retake for each exam and Penn Foster considers the higher grade the official grade on your transcript.
21 creditsOur online high school diploma curriculum is a total of 21 credits, including your basic general education requirements, like English and math courses.
Most students can complete the online program within one year, but completion can easily be done in six months as well when you're capable of keeping a fast pace. Once you've signed up, you'll be able to set your goal finishing date.
*Graduation candidates may have non-academic requirements to fulfill before being fully recognized as a Penn Foster graduate. You should wait until after you've received your official Penn Foster diploma or certificate before updating your job applicant documents.
Because we do not participate in the United States Department of Education student aid programs, we are not an eligible institution for students to claim or qualify for various tax credits.
If you do not pay the overdue amount and late fee within 40 days, Penn Foster reserves the right to suspend your enrollment in the Program immediately and require you to pay the outstanding balance of the program price associated with the payment plan you chose.
Penn Foster does not accept federal financial aid. Whether in the form of student loans or grants, such as the Pell Grant, available through FAFSA, we are unable to accept the same forms of aid as many major universities. Though no financial aid is accepted, we offer affordable monthly payment options with 0% interest.
Skills covered in the Penn Foster Bookkeeping Program include financial reporting, assets and end-of-month activities, basics of Excel® and Quickbooks, accounting, revenue, expenses, and trial balances, inventory and payroll, liabilities and owner’s equity, and more.
Penn Foster’s Bookkeeping Program can help prepare you for the first step in your financial career. This program has helped recent graduates find new jobs or start their own businesses while learning at their own pace. Learn more about Penn Foster graduates' experiences and how Penn Foster worked for them.
With Penn Foster College's online Bookkeeping classes, you can take the first steps toward a new job you enjoy while learning essential finance and accounting skills.
Hello everyone. Forgive me if this has been addressed before. I'm sure it must have been, but I can't find a related thread.
Sounds like something that would best be answered by the school. Can you call or email your instructor?
Hello everyone. Forgive me if this has been addressed before. I'm sure it must have been, but I can't find a related thread.
Sounds like something that would best be answered by the school. Can you call or email your instructor?
I've don this course too, I am not sure what JBjunior is referring to (per size, it's 528 pages), but there is a full standard textbook for this course that is shipped by mail. You will also get a printed out pdf of the course outline guidebook which is available online.
You are right BrandeX. I was thinking about the white book that comes directly from Penn Foster, made by them, that says Art Appreciation. I don't really remember digging through that book too much but when I clicked on your link it reminded me. I took that and literature at the same time and the literature book was about 3" thick and small print.
I've don this course too, I am not sure what JBjunior is referring to (per size, it's 528 pages), but there is a full standard textbook for this course that is shipped by mail. You will also get a printed out pdf of the course outline guidebook which is available online.
Penn Foster online classes are designed so that you can study independently. However, should you have a question about anything in your program, just call our toll free instructional support hotline. Faculty are available to answer your questions from 8am-7pm EST, Monday through Friday.
Depending upon the program you choose, you can complete your training in just a few months or take up to two years to complete a program, depending on the program.
1) Enrolling. Select the program that interests you. When you’re ready to enroll in a program, complete the online student application form, or call us toll free at to speak with an Admissions Specialist. You can also request to receive program information by mail which will include an enrollment form. 2) Student ID #.