High School Online Program
You can begin taking online classes the fall semester of your junior year and earn college credit while still in high school! There are currently two options for online classes:
- Summer Jump Start Program: Earn two or three college credits in a one-week class. This is a college-meets-camp atmosphere with a week of learning, fun nightly activities, and making new friends!
- Semester-long Online Classes (Up to 16 credits per semester)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost?
Cost is $150 per credit hour, with a technology fee of $35 per course.
When can I start taking online classes as a high school student?
You can begin taking online classes the fall semester of your junior year. You can begin taking Jump Start courses the summer before your junior year.
When should I register?
Complete the student application any time. You can complete a registration up to one year before the class begins. Registration must be completed two weeks prior to the start of class.
What do I do once I am enrolled?
Once you become an online student, you will receive login information from Faith. You will then be required to take a short online orientation before your first class.
What technology would I need?
Check out our list of technology requirements in order to take online classes.
Registration Process
Complete the application at go.faith.edu
Complete the online registration form (Coming soon)
- Register by August 15 for Fall Semester
- Register by December 15 for Spring Semester
Send two completed reference forms (not a relative).
If you are homeschooled, have a supervising teacher complete the reference form.
If you have questions, email admissions@faith.edu or call us at 1-888-324-8448.
Dual Credit Option
High school juniors and seniors who are homeschooled or in Christian schools have the option of taking Faith online courses for college credit, and if their parent or Christian school chooses, for high school credit, as well. Contact the Admissions Department for more information.
Online Course Options
Fall Courses 2020
Course Number
Credits
Instructor
Ancient Near Eastern & Mediterranean History
G-HI 303
3
Dr. Keith Kobelia
Bible Doctrine I
T-SY 201
3
Dr. Alan Cole
Biology and Introduction to Exercise Science
G-NM 107
3
Prof. Brandon Fritz
Community Outreach
M-ME 409
1
Dr. Dean Taylor
English Composition I
G-CO 101
3
Dr. Joshua Boyd
The Family
G-SS 101
3
Dr. Kraig Keck
Genesis
B-AN 201
2
Dr. Alan Cole
History of the United States and Economics
G-HI 301
3
Dr. Paul Hartog
Introduction to Bible Study
B-RE 101
3
Prof. Andy Stearns
Introduction to Communication
G-CO 205
3
Dr. Joshua Boyd
Introduction to Missions and Evangelism
M-ME 101
3
Prof. Mark Lounsbrough
Introduction to Philosophy
G-HU 201
2
Dr. Paul Hartog
Matthew
B-AN 203
2
Dr. Alan Cole
Music Appreciation
G-HU 101
2
Mrs. Sherri Nicholson
Non-Christian Religions
M-ME 405
2
Prof. Mark Lounsbrough
Old Testament Survey (Law, History, Poetry)
B-SU 101
3
Dr. Keith Kobelia
Romans
B-AN 303
2
Prof. Mark Lounsbrough
Western Civilization I
G-HI 201
3
Prof. Andy Stearns
Spring Courses 2021
Course Number
Credits
Instructor
Acts
B-AN 404
2
Prof. Mark Lounsbrough
Apologetics & Worldview
T-SY 304
3
Prof. Andy Stearns
Bible Doctrine II
T-SY 202
3
Dr. Alan Cole
Bible Doctrine IV
T-SY 302
2
Dr. Alan Cole
Bible Doctrine Survey
T-SY 102
3
Dr. Alan Cole
Biblical Philosophy of Music
M-MU 322
1
Dr. Christopher Ellis
Christian Experience
T-SY 104
2
Prof. Andy Stearns
Contemporary Ethics
G-HU 204
3
Dr. Paul Hartog
Cultural Anthropology
G-HI 402
3
Prof. Mark Lounsbrough
Current Issues in Missiology
M-ME 402
2
Prof. Mark Lounsbrough
English Composition II
G-CO 102
3
Dr. Joshua Boyd
Intro to Literature
G-HU 202
3
Dr. Joshua Boyd
Intro to Psychology and Counseling
G-SS 102
3
Dr. Kraig Keck
Modern World History
G-HI 204
3
Dr. Ken Rathbun
New Testament Survey
B-SU 104
3
Dr. Keith Kobelia
Old Testament Prophets
B-SU 102
3
Dr. Keith Kobelia
Physical Science
G-NM 104
3
Prof. Brandon Fritz
Western Civilization II
G-HI 202
3
Mr. Andy Stearns
