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Once a payment is made, it is non-refundable. Before registering, please take the time to go through each item on the pre-registration checklist. to make sure that HSML is an excellent fit for your family.
Annual tuition is listed below:
$630 for Pre-Pre Algebra, Pre-Algebra
$680 for Algebra I (on-level and honors), Geometry (on-level and honors), Math 9 Honors, Algebra II (on-level and honors)
$730 for Statistics, Pre-Calculus w/Trig (on-level and honors), Honors Calculus I
$800 for AP® Pre-Calculus, AP® Calculus AB, AP® Calculus BC-BC content only
$950 for AP® Calculus BC
Payment details for families paying their own tuition:
Your tuition is due in three payments:
1st payment ($140) is due at registration. There is no refund of this payment.
2nd payment (half of the remaining tuition) is due on August 1, payable to the teacher. There is no refund of this payment
3rd and final payment is due on December 1, payable to the teacher. There is no refund of this payment.
Payment details for charter school/state funding students:
Click here to see if we are an approved vendor for your charter school/state.
If we are an approved vendor for your school, you may register now to secure your space in class by completing step 1 on the course page.
Students using charter school/state funds pay tuition in two payments.
1st payment (half of the tuition amount) is due when fall funds are released. The purchase order should be sent to High School Math Live, LLC.
2nd (final) payment (remaining tuition) is due when spring funds are released. The purchase order should be sent to High School Math Live, LLC.
High School Math Live Withdrawal Policy for Charter School/State funded Students:
If a registered student withdraws on or before August 1, the parent will be required to pay a $140 withdrawal fee.
If a registered student withdraws from 1st semester after August 1, the parent will be responsible for any portion of the first semester tuition that the charter school/state is not able to pay. (First semester tuition is one-half of the annual tuition price of the class.)
If a registered student withdraws from 2nd semester after December 1, the parent will be responsible for any portion of the second semester tuition that the charter school/state is not able to pay. (Second semester tuition is one-half of the annual tuition price of the class.)
