Pathway Program
Pathway is a three-year homeschool cohort that gradually prepares students for college while allowing them to earn up to 30 college credits before high school graduation.
Audience
Homeschool Families
Cohort Size
20 Students
Format
Hybrid Learning
College Credit
Up to 30 Credits
College Preparation with Purpose
Pathway is designed specifically for homeschool families who want a guided transition into college. Beginning sophomore year, students receive academic preparation, mentorship, and college-level experiences that build confidence step-by-step.
By the end of the program, students can complete up to 30 college credits, equivalent to approximately one year of college coursework.
Program Highlights
- Three-year guided pathway to college readiness
- Up to 30 college credits earned
- Hybrid experience with online and on-campus engagement
- Monthly virtual community and support
- Parent-focused preparation resources
- Direct connection to Corban faculty and campus life
The Pathway Journey
Year 1
SOPHOMORE YEAR
Investment: $500
- Writing skills development
- Public speaking workshops
- Parent readiness training
- Financial aid preparation
- Transcript building guidance
Year 2
JUNIOR YEAR
Investment: $3,000
- 1-2 courses each semester
- Online or on-campus course options
- Monthly virtual mentoring sessions
- Invitations to Corban theatre productions, concerts, and athletic events
Year 3
SENIOR YEAR
Investment: $5,000
- 3-4 courses each semester
- Online or on-campus course options
- Complete up to one year of college coursework
- Graduate ready for the next step
- Invitations to Corban theatre productions, concerts, and athletic events
Program Costs
Application Fee (Freshman Summer): $40
Sophomore Year: $500
Junior Year: $3,000
Senior Year: $5,000
Technology Fee (per semester): $50
Total Program Investment: $8,740*
*Program pricing and structure subject to annual review.
Prepare for College with Confidence
Pathway equips homeschool students and families with the skills, support, and college credits needed for a successful transition to higher education.
Questions?
Aubrey Grove
Homeschool Coordinator