Subject area slide
High School Certificate Program
enhance slide
columbia-school-online-private
Subject area slide
previous arrow
next arrow

University Pathways Certificate Program

A Pathway to U.S. University and Career Success

Many high school students dream of studying abroad after graduation. Columbia School can help them stand out on college applications and demonstrate success in the U.S. classroom. Students who earn a University Pathways Certificate are guaranteed admission to at least one of our partner universities.​ ​

Prepare for a Bright Future

  • Enhance your university application​
  • Demonstrate academic achievement as well as internship and career readiness
  • Learn in English at the U.S. high school level
  • Experience a career-oriented curriculum that extends beyond academic courses
  • Explore goals and passions

Choose from Six Career Areas

  • Science
  • Engineering
  • Information Technology
  • Health Sciences
  • Business and Entrepreneurship
  • Arts and Communications

Request More Information

Already a Partner?

Login Here

A Student-Paced Program

Take four semesters in one career area. Start anytime, even in the summer, and finish in 1 to 4 years.

Information Technology Certificate Program (Sample)
AP Calculus AB 2 semesters
Cybersecurity 1 semester
JavaScript 1 semester
TOTAL: 4 semesters
Image

Students Choose from Two Instructional Formats

  • Teacher Assisted: Students work at their own pace with oversight from a U.S.-based teacher.
  • 1 to 1 Live Instruction: Independent study is supplemented by one hour each week (per course) of live individualized instruction by a U.S.-based teacher, plus monthly check-ins.​

In both formats, U.S.-based teachers support and monitor student progress.

Free University Counseling

1:1 university counseling sessions focus on academic and career goals and assist with applications to our partner schools.

Our Guarantee

Students who successfully complete the University Pathways Certificate are guaranteed admission to one of our 15 partner universities. Learn More.