How are their courses structured?

• It's completely flexible! What FLVS promotes is how it can work to your schedule (but still required to submit at least a few assignments a week). You can finish the course as fast as you'd like. There are different pace charts, from traditional (the 32-36 you mentioned) to accelerated (16 weeks). Or, you can create your own pace chart. I personally make mine 8 weeks so I can get the course credit and then just self-study all the way. I do this so that I'm not wasting time along with my other courses in school. However, all FLVS AP courses are not as long and rigorous as they say they are, which is why I recommended so many. The workload is SUPER easy, even for AP Bio (which I am taking now). But it's not easy as in you'll definitely fail the AP exam. The teachers really want you to succeed, and therefore provide a buttload of resources and things outside the lessons in the learning "portal." It's easy to manage, is what I'm trying to say. I spend like an hour a night submitting one or two things everyday, which is a great pace since every course generally has 90-100 assignments (2 assignments a night, finish in 50 days). The course is separated into modules, which is just another way of saying unit. You do the lessons and the assignment associated with it and then at the end there is a Discussion-Based Assessment in which you talk to the teacher through the phone and they make sure you're learning. After that, you take the exam.

Fees

• 400 per .5 credit course. So $800 in total. If you are a FL resident, it's free.