Credit Recovery Costs
The Keystone School
The costs for credit recovery courses at The Keystone School vary depending on whether students study online or through print materials.
Credit Recovery Cost
Keystone's credit recovery program offers students an affordable way to get their education back on track. The costs covers everything needed to successfully complete the credit recovery units and there are no hidden fees.
Online Costs
Online credit recovery courses are broken into Part A and Part B, corresponding to the first and second semester of a full-year course, and each part consists of approximately 60 hours of coursework.
When a student takes only the first or second part of an online credit recovery course, the cost is specific for that semester. When purchasing a full-year course, the reduced costs includes both semesters – a sizeable discount compared to purchasing both semester courses individually.
No shipping and handling fees apply. All course materials are available online and assignments are submitted electronically*.
Some English courses require the student to borrow or purchase novels themselves, at their own expense. Please refer to the credit recovery course catalog for any additional requirements.
Print Costs
Print courses include 30–45 hours of content per course. Each course is equivalent to a full year (two semesters) of that course. Shipping and handling of course materials applies**.
**Students will receive course materials within 7–10 days. Express shipping (2–3 days) can be requested for an additional charge.
Request information
Due to U.S. Treasury requirements, Keystone cannot offer refunds to students with a non-U.S. address. Money paid will be refunded upon receipt of returned course materials. To request cancellation, contact Student Services at 800.255.4937. Please note that The Keystone School is not able to accept enrollments from students located in the following countries: Bahrain, Crimea Region, Cuba, Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon, North Korea, Syria, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, and member countries of the EU.