Academics & Programs

177 UC A-G courses. Built for what's next.

A catalog deep enough for any ambition — verified, college-ready, and mapped to each student's goals.

177
UC A-G approved (61 honors)
29
AP courses
28
Dual credit options
19
CTE pathways

Programs that open doors.

Beyond the core catalog, EOS students pursue flagship pathways found at few other schools.

Composite of Elite Open School students: a Learning Resource Center lab, students writing and annotating work on laptops and tablets, and a class hiking a wooded trail.

Flagship Pathways

The Brooks Douglass Scholars Program

EOS's home for its most ambitious students — not a single course but a constellation of the most rigorous, most admissions-relevant programs we offer. Scholars consistently produce the strongest college outcomes in each graduating class.

  • Minerva Baccalaureate An accelerated credential built with the Minerva Project, offered at no other high school and delivered through our online school
  • AP Capstone Original research that students can submit to peer-reviewed journals before graduation.
  • Dual Enrollment Real college credit; some Scholars earn an Associate's alongside their diploma.
Explore the Scholars pathways

More ways to stand out

  • Applied AI & Venture Studio

    Identify a real problem, build a working prototype, and pitch a venture to real evaluators.

    How it works →
  • CTE Pathways

    19 pre-professional pathways, each a three-level dual-credit sequence.

    See pathways →
  • The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

    An internationally recognized achievement credential.

    About the Award →
  • Athletics & NCAA

    NCAA-approved coursework and the schedule flexibility serious training requires.

    NCAA eligibility →

The catalog

Find the courses that fit the plan.

Every course is verified against the University of California's A-G requirements, and every AP course has passed the College Board's audit. Browse the full catalog by division.

  • High School

    2026–27

    177 UC A-G-approved courses — including 29 AP and 61 honors.

    Explore the catalog →
  • Middle School

    2026–27

    35 courses across 5 subjects, accelerating by readiness through Algebra and Geometry.

    Explore the catalog →
  • Elementary

    Grades 1–6

    Foundational literacy, number sense, and character — taught by real teachers.

    See the program →

Enroll in a single course

See what EOS courses add to your GPA.

Attending another school full time? Take one or two EOS courses a semester alongside it — self-paced, with mentor check-ins and a global discussion board — to strengthen your transcript, explore a major early, and take rigorous courses their own school doesn't offer.

  • 1–2 courses per semester
  • Self-paced, with mentor support
  • Courses your school may not offer

How to use: Enter the semester grades from your 10th- and 11th-grade academic courses — the years UC counts toward your GPA — and how many were honors or AP. Then add EOS AP courses below to see how much your GPA could improve.

Semester grades · 10th & 11th gradeUC and CSU calculate your GPA from grades earned in 10th- and 11th-grade academic (A-G) courses.

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The EOS AP boost

Add EOS AP courses. Watch the transcript move.

EOS AP courses
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Capped-weightedThe UC & CSU standard: +1 point for up to 8 honors/AP semesters.

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Fully weighted+1 point for every honors/AP semester, no cap — the most generous 5.0 scale.

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An estimate for planning conversations, not an official transcript calculation. Capped-weighted stops adding points after 8 honors/AP semesters, so its boost shrinks near the cap.

Talk to us about enrolling in a course →