Yes. Veritas Scholars Academy is accredited by MSA-CESS, and students earn official transcripts accepted by colleges nationwide.
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Yes, but Veritas is flexible. Your student doesn't have to be on a screen all day. Some families enroll full-time in the Diploma Program. Others supplement their homeschool with just a few classes. Families with younger students often start with fewer classes and add more over time. Veritas also offers Self-Paced courses and our You-Teach curriculum for families who want more flexibility or hands-on involvement.
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Yes. Instruction across all subjects is taught from a biblical Christian worldview, and all teachers affirm our statement of faith.
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Classes are taught by our 200+ Veritas faculty, all selected for subject expertise, teaching ability, and commitment to classical Christian education. Every teacher holds at least a bachelor's degree, and over two-thirds hold advanced degrees.
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Courses are academically challenging and designed to prepare students for college, vocation, and life. We emphasize critical thinking, clear communication, and mastery of core subjects. Parents often tell us rigor is what drew them to Veritas.
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The Diploma Program serves students in grades K–12. Each student receives a personalized academic plan and ongoing guidance from an Academic Advisor.
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Classical Christian education is a time-tested approach that follows the natural stages of how children learn. Students build a strong foundation of knowledge, develop reasoning and critical thinking skills, and learn to communicate with clarity and conviction. At Veritas, this framework is integrated with a biblical worldview across every subject. Want to go deeper? We've written a full guide to classical education if you'd like to learn more.
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Yes. Eligible high school students may participate in dual enrollment courses through Veritas Scholars Academy’s partnership with Cairn University. These courses allow students to earn college credit while completing their high school education. Availability and eligibility will be discussed during your academic consultation.
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No. Families may enroll full time in the Diploma Program or take individual courses, depending on their needs.
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Yes. Many families choose Veritas to add structure, guidance, and live instruction while continuing to educate at home.
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Yes. Veritas regularly serves students transitioning from self-taught homeschool, private school, or other educational settings.
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Yes, Veritas Scholars Academy is an NCAA-approved program. Students planning to compete in NCAA athletics should discuss eligibility requirements with their Academic Advisor to ensure their academic plan aligns with NCAA guidelines.
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Yes. Many states offer ESAs, school choice scholarships, or tax credit programs that can fully cover the cost of our curriculum, Self-Paced courses, and live online classes. Visit our School Choice page to learn more and explore funding options in your state.
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Yes. Veritas Scholars Academy graduates are accepted to a wide range of colleges and universities nationwide. As an accredited school, Veritas provides official transcripts recognized by college admissions offices, and our graduates consistently demonstrate strong academic readiness—earning acceptance to highly selective institutions and averaging SAT and ACT scores well above national averages.
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The first step is to schedule a free academic consultation. A Veritas Family Consultant will help determine fit and outline a personalized academic plan.
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Enrollment opens in phases to serve both returning and new families. Our registration dates for the 2026–2027 school year are as follows:

• December 1, 2025: Full-time Diploma enrollment opens for new and returning families
  
• February 6, 2026: Enrollment opens for returning part-time families
  
• February 9, 2026: Open enrollment begins for all families
  

Specific timelines and next steps will be reviewed during your academic consultation to ensure the best fit for your student.
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Yes. Family Consultants assist with admissions and academic planning for new families. Students and families are then supported by Academic Advisors who guide them throughout the school year.
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