Begin an Academic Journey with Us
Online Immersive Experiences in:
Thinking About Homeschooling?
Who should homeschool and who shouldn’t? What are the common fears parents have when considering home education? Are they valid?
We’ll answer these and many more questions parents have when it comes to educating their kids. From preschoolers to high schoolers, we’ll share our experiences, insight, and what the “Vital Elements” to homeschooling are.
What Makes Us Different?
What makes our courses different (are we allowed to say better) than other courses you could choose from? What are our values and how does that play into your class experience? And just how immersive are these classes? Pretty darn immersive.
We know that what so often gets lost in a class is a driving sense of story –
Why Any of it Matters.
I’ve been taking online courses at the college level for three years now. There’s nothing else out there like this. It’s not just walls of text and dry lectures. I wish all my classes had been like this.
Savannah
Online Student
Professor Zingg is the best professor that I have had. He is willing to have complex and uncomfortable conversations with tact and detail. If I worked on faculty, I would have professors sit in his classes or go to him for training as to how a lecture should go.
Jim
Online Student
We need more classes like these! LOCAJ courses are engaging for the students, with content the students can actually relate to!
Andrea
Curriculum Developer & Highschool English Teacher
If all my classes had been like this, I would have actually learned something during my four years in college.
Ross
Graduating University Student
Who Should Take Our Classes?
Well, we refer to them as “academic journeys”, but who are we kidding?
They’re classes, or at least classes as they should be in our day and age.
Our courses are tailored to students who have an interest in business, powerful decision-making, and who want to think as objectively as reasonable on larger social issues.
Upper-Level Highschool
Digital Nomads
Small Business Owners
Gap-Year Students
Returning Professionals