Academic overview
School first.
Future forward.
REI combines PPOA’s flexible online coursework with structure, pathway exploration and real-world learning. Middle school and high school students receive an academic experience built to support graduation planning and what comes next.
PPOA 2025–2026 catalog
Course explorer.
38 courses shown
Graduation planning
22 credits. Clear progression.
English
Mathematics
Lab Sciences
Social Studies
Foreign Language
Fine Art / CTE
Electives
| Grade | English | Math | Science | Social Sciences | Additional |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9th | English 9 | Algebra 1 | Biology | World History | FA/CTE + 1 elective |
| 10th | English 10 | Geometry | Chemistry | Social Science | Foreign Language + 1 elective |
| 11th | English 11 | Algebra 2 | 3rd Year Lab | US History | Foreign Language + 2 electives |
| 12th | English 12 | 4th Year Math | — | Government / Economics | 1 elective |
Suggested progression from the official PPOA catalog. Course placement and accepted alternatives should be planned with an academic advisor.
Concurrent enrollment
High school → college → career.
According to the PPOA catalog, students in grades 10–12 may pursue eligible coursework through community college, university or technical-school opportunities while enrolled at PPOA. Courses may replace an aligned high school course and can carry Honors credit according to PPOA policy.
High school foundation
Eligible concurrent coursework
College + career readiness
NCAA academic pathway
Plan every course with purpose.
The official catalog identifies the approved core courses below. This is not a promise of NCAA eligibility. Families pursuing collegiate athletics should work with academic advisors to plan the appropriate sequence and confirm current requirements.
ELA
English 9, 10, 11, 12
Math
Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, College Algebra, Statistics and Probability
Science
Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics
Social Sciences
World History and Geography, US History, Government, Economics
Foreign Languages
Spanish 1, Spanish 2, French 1, French 2
REI Prep College Concentrations
Graduate with more
than a diploma.
Turn college courses into a path.
Rather than taking random college courses simply to accumulate credits, REI Prep students can organize selected college coursework around an area of interest. Four college courses plus applied REI Prep experience can lead to an REI Prep College Concentration Certificate.
High School Diploma
4 College Courses
12+ Potential College Credits
Applied Experience
REI Prep College Concentration
College credit is earned through successful completion of eligible ASU Universal Learner Courses and the student’s decision to transcript qualifying coursework through ASU. Course availability, credit hours, schedules, requirements and fees are determined by ASU and may change.
College Coursework Through
Arizona State University
Universal Learner Courses
Real College Courses
Eligible ASU Universal Learner Courses
Real College Credit Opportunities
Through ASU transcripting
Built Into a Concentration
Applied through REI Prep experience
Explore official course descriptions, availability, schedules, credit information and requirements directly through ASU Universal Learner Courses.
Arizona State University provides the individual Universal Learner Courses. REI Prep creates and awards the REI Prep College Concentration credential. REI Prep College Concentrations are not ASU certificates.
Explore the Official ASU Course Catalog
REI Prep Certificate in
Sports Business & Leadership
College Coursework
12+ potential college credits
Applied REI Component
REI Prep Certificate in
Sports Media & Communications
College Coursework
Requires an applied portfolio/project before awarding the REI Prep certificate.
12+ potential college credits
Applied REI Component
REI Prep Certificate in
Esports, Gaming & Technology
College Coursework
12+ potential college credits
Applied REI Component
REI Prep Certificate in
Athlete Health & Performance
College Coursework
BIO 160 currently carries 4 credits, so this four-course concentration may exceed 12 potential college credits.
12+ potential college credits
Applied REI Component
REI Prep Certificate in
Career & Leadership
College Coursework
12+ potential college credits
Applied REI Component
How the credential works
Four steps to a credential.
Choose Your Concentration
Select an area aligned with your interests and goals.
Complete the College Coursework
Complete the four designated/approved ASU Universal Learner Courses.
Apply What You Learn
Complete the required REI Prep experiential component, project or portfolio.
Earn Your REI Prep Certificate
Students meeting all REI Prep concentration requirements receive an REI Prep College Concentration Certificate.
Important Disclosure
REI Prep College Concentrations are programs and credentials created and awarded by REI Prep. Arizona State University provides the individual Universal Learner Courses used within these concentration pathways. REI Prep College Concentrations are not ASU certificate programs and should not be interpreted as credentials awarded or endorsed by Arizona State University.
Course availability, formats, credit hours, pricing and requirements are controlled by Arizona State University and may change. Students and families should verify current information through the official ASU Universal Learner Course catalog.
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