u/dncbraylen

Hi everyone! I’m considering enrolling in Penn Foster for High School and would be starting as a freshman, so I’d be completing the entire high school program from 9th through 12th grade. I know the program is self paced, but I’m willing to dedicate several hours a day to my coursework and work very consistently. For anyone who has completed the program, how long did it take you to finish all four years? Is it realistic to graduate in less than two years if you stay motivated and put in a lot of work each day? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences.

I’m considering enrolling in Penn Foster High School, but I’m still unsure and would love to hear from people who have experience with it.

Some of my biggest concerns are:

- Whether colleges, especially more selective schools, accept a Penn Foster diploma
- If the education is high quality and ACTUALLY prepares me well for college
- Whether credits transfer easily
- If employers and scholarship programs recognize the diploma

I’m hoping to attend college after graduating, possibly at a university far from home, so I want to make sure this would not limit my options.

If you completed Penn Foster or know someone who did, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience and whether you felt it was worth it.

I’m considering enrolling in Penn Foster High School, but I’m still unsure and would love to hear from people who have experience with it.

Some of my biggest concerns are:

- Whether colleges, especially more selective schools, accept a Penn Foster diploma
- If the education is high quality and ACTUALLY prepares me well for college
- Whether credits transfer easily
- If employers and scholarship programs recognize the diploma

I’m hoping to attend college after graduating, possibly at a university far from home, so I want to make sure this would not limit my options.

If you completed Penn Foster or know someone who did, I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience and whether you felt it was worth it.