1. How is King’s Way different from other Christian schools?
King’s Way goes beyond adding Bible classes to a standard curriculum. Instead, they integrate Biblical principles into each subject, creating a faith-based education that is fully infused with Christian values. This approach helps students build a strong, consistent worldview that aligns with Christian teachings.
2. Does King’s Way accept transfer credits?
Yes, King’s Way accepts transfer credits, provided that students submit the necessary transcript documentation.
3. What is classical Christian education at King’s Way?
The academy’s approach follows the “trivium” model, divided into grammar, dialectic, and rhetoric phases, which help develop critical thinking and communication skills. King’s Way also incorporates a Biblical perspective in analyzing classic texts, particularly through the Great Books courses.
4. How do classes work at King’s Way?
Classes are highly interactive, using discussion as a core part of learning. Most are asynchronous, allowing flexibility, while some courses, especially in subjects like math and physics, include scheduled sessions. Tutors support self-paced study in math, and instructors actively guide discussions in other subjects.
5. Can students start classes anytime?
Yes, King’s Way offers open enrollment, so students can begin at any point in the year. Resources such as recorded classes and structured syllabi help new students get up to speed.
6. Does King’s Way offer programs for non-college-bound students?
Absolutely. The school offers core classical education skills, like logic and rhetoric, for all students. Additionally, students interested in trades can take electives that align with vocational skills, such as carpentry or culinary arts, through partner schools.
7. What does tuition cost at King’s Way?
Individual courses start at $275, and full annual tuition is $1,990. Payment plans and scholarships are available based on need, and there are reduced-cost options for students starting with the self-taught “rudiments” program.
8. What is the Education-at-Sea program?
Inspired by classical education’s Grand Tour, this program gives students the opportunity to study while on a cruise to historic sites, such as the U.S. East Coast, the Mediterranean, or Northern Europe. Although currently suspended, it typically offers high school credit in history for participants.
9. Are scholarships or financial aid available?
Yes, financial aid is available based on need, and families can also earn rebates by referring new students. Self-taught first-year students can also access reduced tuition options.
10. What is the Un-College Program?
This program allows motivated students to simultaneously earn a high school diploma and bachelor’s degree, saving both time and money by bypassing traditional college processes. King’s Way’s advisors guide students through each step of this alternative pathway to higher education.