Division of Continual Learning
UNCG iSchool FAQ
Q:What is UNCG iSchool?
A:UNCG iSchool is a program developed by UNCG through which you can enroll in selected college courses offered on your high school campus during the regular school day.
Q:Which Students Should Take UNCG iSchool Courses?
A:Most college-bound juniors and seniors who are willing to work hard may successfully complete one or more courses per year. Check with your school counselor for information about other requirements.
Q:Do UNCG iSchool courses apply toward high school graduation?
A:Yes, you will get both high school AND college credit.
Q:What if I don't plan to attend UNCG?
A:Most colleges that accept UNCG credit will accept credit earned through UNCG iSchool.
Q:Who will teach UNCG iSchool courses?
A:UNCG provides qualified instructors on all online courses. All instructors are UNCG faculty members or adjuncts appointed by the academic departments.
Q: How do I get started?
A: Discuss the program with your parents and then see your counselor for information about the courses and registration materials.
Q: Is UNCG iSchool a New Program?
A: Courses have been offered through UNCG iSchool since 1997.
Q: What Courses are Offered Through UNCG iSchool?
A: Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Sociology, Psychology, Dance Appreciation, Philosophy, American Government, Anthropology, Drama Appreciation, and Physical Fitness.
Q: Is UNCG iSchool better than Advanced Placement (AP)?
A: Both UNCG iSchool and AP offer an accelerated curriculum aimed at college bound students. There is no end of year test for college credit for UNCG iSchool courses; your grade is what you earn in the course. Your counselor will be able to help you select which is best for you.
Q: How difficult are UNCG iSchool courses?
A: UNCG iSchool courses are the same courses as those taught on the UNCG campus. Academic standards are high and your success will depend upon good work and study habits.
Q: What if I have more questions?
A: Feel free to call UNCG's Division of Continual Learning office at (336) 315-7044 or 866-334-2255 outside the Greensboro calling area.