Dual enrollment courses for high school students nationwide
Our instructors
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Michael Lee
Illinois Institute of Technology
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Jim Mourey, Ph.D.
DePaul University
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Shamus Khan, Ph.D.
Princeton University
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Frequently Asked Questions
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To enroll in an Outlier course, you must be at least 13 years old and ready for the academic rigor of college-level coursework. Carefully consider your other responsibilities and your dedication before enrolling.
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Yes, all Outlier courses are 100% online. That means you can learn with any teacher, during any class period—anywhere in the universe with Wi-Fi and a laptop or desktop computer.
You can also stream lectures in our iPhone app, but you'll need a computer to complete the rest of your coursework. A full list of technical requirements is available in our Help Center.
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We work with trusted partners to offer you accredited college courses worth actual college credit. For each Outlier course, you earn 3 credits from the University of Pittsburgh, a top 50 global university accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Outlier-earned college credits have successfully transferred to hundreds of schools, from community colleges to the Ivy League.
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If you have a request for reasonable disability accommodations, contact support@outlier.org. Please include specifics regarding the accommodation you are seeking. Additionally, if you have a disability accommodations letter, you may send that to us as well.
Outlier’s mission is to increase access to education, and we’re committed to ensuring that learners with accessibility needs have equal opportunity to succeed in our courses.
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Outlier courses are as academically rigorous as they are engaging. You can expect to spend about 45 minutes a day (about 5 hours per week), including time at school and at home. We recommend you:
- Have at least 1 class period in your school schedule dedicated to your Outlier course
- Take only 1 Outlier course at a time
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Early on in the process of designing Outlier, we found that many students use their laptops late at night, and don’t feel like staring into a lightbulb. Too much white in the background of videos and active learning would be fatiguing and unpleasant. We also think it’s pretty neat that we decided to do this before Apple shifted everything to dark mode.