Online Courses

Olivet Nazarene University Early Scholars

ONU Early Scholars is a way for students to gain college credit while still in high school. This is a dual-credit program, meaning students are earning high school credit and college credit by enrolling in one of these courses. Juniors and seniors choose from a host of Early Scholar Courses, offered both on-campus and online. Students who meet GPA and test score requirements must talk with the ILHS guidance counselor and apply using their official high school transcript. Click here to learn more about Olivet’s Early Scholars Program.

Prairie State College Classes

Students attending ILHS can enroll in classes at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights. Through the dual enrollment program, students will earn college credit transferable upon graduation. Students do not earn high school credit by taking a class through Prairie State. Seniors may enroll in PSC classes online or in person. The COMPASS test requirement is waived for students earning an ACT English score of 17 and Reading score of 22.

Click here for the Prairie State College website. Download the required eligibility and application forms. The procedure requires an appointment with a PSC counselor, the forms filled out by the student, and ILHS guidance counselor and a copy of the student’s official transcript.

Amazing Grace Virtual Academy

ILHS students may enroll in online high school courses offered by AGVA (Amazing Grace Virtual Academy). A variety of courses are available in areas not offered at ILHS. Click here for the AGVA website and more information. Certain fees will be required for students taking classes. Must be approved by the Dean of Academics.

Bethany Lutheran College Online Courses

Bethany’s dual credit courses offer high school students great savings in time and money by providing concurrent enrollment in high school and college through online classes taught by Bethany Lutheran College. High school students take college courses that can be accessed at any time during their high school day or in the convenience of their home. Juniors and seniors should look at Bethany Lutheran College’s website for program requirements and costs. Note: students must take classes both semesters through BLC in order to be a part of the program.