CLRC is happy to offer payment plans for families who would like to budget their tuition payments over several months. There is no additional charge for this service.

The following payment plans are available and can be selected at checkout:

• 10% down + 6 installments
• 25% down + 6 installments
• 25% down + 3 installments
• 50% down + 3 installments
• 50% down + 1 installment

Installment payments are scheduled automatically.

If you have any questions, please contact us at support@clrconline.com.

Our refund policy is explained here.

Yes! Many students use iPads and iPhones to access their classes. Most CLRC classes meet via Zoom. Some classes meet in Adobe Connect. Students using iPads and iPhones to attend classes in Adobe Connect classrooms can connect using their browser or the Adobe Connect Mobile App.

Yes - all CLRC classes are recorded (most meet in Zoom, some meet using Adobe Connect). Recordings are password protected and are posted in our Learning Management System shortly after the class meeting. These recordings are available to registered students 24/7 throughout the semester.

CLRC courses are live, interactive classes available to anyone with Internet access.   All classes are recorded and are easily accessible to enrolled students for review or to aid those who need to miss a class from time to time due to travel, sickness, or other obligations.

Unless otherwise stated in the course description, CLRC classes meet for 15 weeks each semester.

Since we are not a school, we cannot assign credits to our classes, but we can advise the parents how to do so based on the class material.

We use these guidelines from the Home School Legal Defense Association
https://hslda.org/post/3-ways-to-determine-my-teens-high-school-course-credit

"If your child completes a high school-level text by a reputable publisher in an academic course (math, science, English, foreign language, or history), consider the material covered to be one credit. A one credit course typically requires one school year to complete.

For courses that do not use a standard high school-level textbook (perhaps you are putting together your own unit study, or you are using an integrated curriculum), log the hours that your child spends completing the course work. One credit is approximately 120-180 hours of work. The upper end of this range (180 hours) is usually appropriate for lab science courses, while 150 hours is the average for a year long academic course such as English or History. Don't become legalistic in keeping track of each minute, but generally, when evaluating credit for an academic course, a good rule of thumb is 50 minutes a day, 5 days a week for 36 weeks, for a one-credit course."

Credits are calculated differently in different states.  In most states, a full year CLRC class would be worth 1 credit.  Our semesters are 15 weeks, so for high school classes each semester involves about 30 hours of live instruction plus about 60 hours of homework, for a total of approximately 90 hours of work per semester, 180 for the full year.

CLRC teachers provide a written grade report at the end of the course to document each student’s work.  The grade report includes a description of the class including the texts used and a break down of the student’s grade based on homework, tests, essays, class participation etc as appropriate to the specific class.  Official transcripts are also available upon request.

In addition, parents have 24/7 access to their student's grades throughout each semester in our learning management system, Canvas.

Yes – CLRC is fully accredited by the Western Association of School and Colleges as a supplementary education provider and most of our core high school classes are NCAA approved. Please see this page for more details.

We encourage students to ask questions during class.  We strongly encourage the practice of reading the textbook chapters for each class before the class meets to help the students be prepared to ask questions during class as the teacher explains the concepts and works through examples.

Most of our teachers set up a discussion board in our learning management system (Canvas) which specifically focuses on homework questions.  This is a place where students can help each other, but is also overseen by the teacher.  

Office hours vary from class to class.  Some teachers hold regular office hours, some schedule office hours only before tests, some hold office hours only when a particularly difficult concept is being introduced, some hold office hours only by appointment.  

Generally, CLRC teachers are available for private help a couple of times during the semester, but if a student requires more time, this is usually set up as a weekly tutoring appointment.  Most of our teachers charge between $25 and $50 per half hour of tutoring.  Each teacher sets his own tutoring rate.

Some CLRC classes are available for students to take as static non-interactive classes.  Students listen to recorded lessons and do not submit homework or tests.  There is no grading provided and no interaction with the teacher.  If you are interested in this option for any CLRC class, please Contact Us.

Yes - click here for more details.