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American High School Diploma

Experience the American High School Diploma learnings that prepare you for global success, with flexible learning and acceleration based on credits.

  • Grade 9 - Grade 12
  • Non Exam-Based Approach
  • 4 Year Programme
  • Free Academic Consultation

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Our
Approach

We empower students to take ownership of their education by aligning their personal goals with a flexible learning path, supported by professionals every step of the way.

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Guided pre-enrollment assistance

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  • Tailored academic counseling to meet your specific needs.
  • Expert guidance to start your university journey with confidence.
  • Extensive course options to suit your interests and objectives.
  • Comprehensive support throughout the entire pre-enrollment process.
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Hassle-free admissions process

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  • Dedicated assistance to streamline your admissions process.
  • Help in choosing the curriculum that best aligns with your goals.
  • Enrich your experience with a variety of extracurricular activities.
  • Access summer programs in collaboration with Harvard Student Agencies.
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Thorough post-enrollment support

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  • 24/7 guidance and resources to ensure your ongoing success.
  • Personalized learning experience with flexible study options.
  • Interact with cutting-edge technologies like VR, AR, and AI.
  • Connect with peers and mentors through our dynamic Student Hub.

1. Guided Pre-Enrollment Assistance

Tailored academic counseling to meet your specific needs.

Expert guidance to start your university journey with confidence.

Extensive course options to suit your interests and objectives.

Comprehensive support throughout the entire pre-enrollment process.

2. Hassle-Free Admissions Process

Dedicated assistance to streamline your admissions process.

Help in choosing the curriculum that best aligns with your goals.

Enrich your experience with a variety of extracurricular activities.

Access summer programs in collaboration with Harvard Student Agencies.

3. Thorough Post-Enrollment Support

24/7 guidance and resources to ensure your ongoing success.

Personalize learning experience with flexible study options.

Interact with cutting-edge technologies like VR, AR, and AI.

Connect with peers and mentors through our dynamic Student Hub.

Unlock your inner potential with our American Curriculum courses, designed to inspire curiosity, foster creativity, and nurture you for global success.

OUR USPs

Live And Timetabled Online Lessons

Engage in dynamic, virtual classes and interact with peers daily through lively discussions and activities.

Expert Subject Specialist Teachers

Benefit from the expertise of qualified teachers across a diverse American Curriculum, offering APs among other high school courses.

Blended Virtual Learning Environment

Dive into an enriched learning experience with AI, VR, and AR technologies, complemented by apps for social interaction.

Get A Complete Student Hub Experience

Easily access all your resources and virtual classrooms through our streamlined, user-friendly Student Hub.

Accessible Resources And Flexible Learning

Take advantage of diverse lesson formats and revisit full recordings and resources anytime to enhance your learning journey.

Valuable Feedback And Counselling Support

Receive ongoing guidance with regular assessments and personalized academic counseling to keep you on track.

ap courses

The only international school in Antwerp offering a diverse range of Advanced Placement courses, recognized globally.

AP Statistics

Duration :

2 Semesters

Prerequisite :

Algebra II
  • 2 Semesters
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In AP Statistics, students explore data through sampling and experimentation, learning to plan and conduct studies. They will use probability, simulation, and statistical inference to analyze data and draw meaningful conclusions.

AP United States History

Duration :

2 Semesters

Prerequisite :

None
  • 2 Semesters
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In AP United States History, students develop the ability to think conceptually about U.S. history from 1491 to the present. They will apply historical thinking skills to analyze and understand key events and themes throughout American history.

AP Art History

Duration :

2 Semesters

Prerequisite :

Completed World History
  • 2 Semesters
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In AP Art History, students critically analyze the links between culture, art, and historical context. They use art historical skills to explore and understand relationships across diverse cultures from a global perspective.

AP Biology

Duration :

2 Semesters

Prerequisite :

Biology I, Chemistry I, Algebra I
  • 2 Semesters
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In AP Biology, students build a strong foundation in biological concepts through scientific inquiry and interactive experiences. The course prepares them for the AP exam with a focus on higher-order thinking, real-world applications, and analytical skills.

AP Calculus BC

Duration :

2 Semesters

Prerequisite :

Pre-Calculus
  • 2 Semesters
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In AP Calculus BC, students delve into the foundational concepts of calculus, following in the footsteps of Newton and Leibnitz. The interactive and engaging online course delivery makes learning calculus an exciting and adventurous journey.

AP Computer Science

Duration :

2 Semesters

Prerequisite :

Algebra I and II recommended
  • 2 Semesters
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In AP Computer Science, students learn to develop and write programs that solve specific problems effectively. The course also emphasizes designing programs to be understandable, adaptable, and reusable.

regular high school courses

Choose from a broad selection of high school courses designed to provide a solid foundation and prepare students for the future.

PMG 240: Introduction to Project Management

University Credits :

3 Credits

High School Credits :

1 Credit (CTE)
  • Self-Paced Or Instructor-Led (8 Weeks)
  • Fall A
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In PMG 240 – Introduction to Project Management, students gain insights into how projects are planned, executed, and assessed amid changing environmental factors. This certificate course explores the complexities of managing projects of various sizes and scopes, highlighting their impact on stakeholders.

CGF 110: Resilient American Futures: An Academic Road Trip

University Credits :

3 Credits

High School Credits :

1 Credit (Social Studies)
  • Instructor-Led (8 Weeks)
  • Fall A, Spring A
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In CGF 110 – Resilient American Futures: An Academic Road Trip, students explore the sustainability challenges faced by communities, cities, and natural systems along America’s 2,400-mile Interstate 10. The course examines how these issues affect the fastest-growing, most diverse, and disaster-prone areas and their broader implications for the country.

CHM 101: Introductory Chemistry

University Credits :

4 Credits

High School Credits :

1.33 Credit (Science)
  • Instructor-Led (16 Weeks)
  • Fall C, Spring C
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In CHM 101 – Introductory Chemistry, students explore the essential role of atoms in forming the molecules that constitute both living organisms and the materials in our environment. The course breaks down complex concepts into clear, understandable explanations, focusing on how atoms and molecules shape our world. Prerequisites: MAT 117 College Algebra or MAT 142 College Mathematics

CIS 402: Privacy, Ethics, And Compliance Issues

University Credits :

3 Credits

High School Credits :

1 Credit (CTE)
  • Self-Paced
  • Spring A
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In CIS 402 – Privacy, Ethics, and Compliance Issues, students delve into essential privacy concepts, major regulations, and ethical dilemmas within cybersecurity and IT. The course provides a comprehensive understanding of privacy and compliance in today’s digital landscape. Prerequisites: CIS 194 Business Technology Fundamentals CIS 194 Computer Networking in Organizations CIS 194 Operating Systems Management for Business CIS 294 System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services CIS 394 Introduction to IT Security in an Organization

ENG 131: Poetry In America: The City

University Credits :

3 Credits

High School Credits :

1 Credit (English)
  • Instructor-Led (16 Weeks)
  • Spring A
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In ENG 131 – Poetry in America: 1850-1945, students journey through American poetry from this transformative era, enhanced by insights from the acclaimed Poetry in America PBS series. The course delves into influential works and vibrant themes, offering a rich appreciation of the poetic landscape and its historical impact.

ENG 131: Poetry in America: 1850 – 1945

University Credits :

3 Credits

High School Credits :

1 Credit (English)
  • Instructor-Led (16 Weeks)
  • Spring A
4.1
(1245)

What You'll Learn

In ENG 131 – Poetry in America: 1850-1945, students journey through American poetry from this transformative period, enriched by insights from the acclaimed Poetry in America PBS series. The course immerses you in the influential works and vibrant themes that defined the era, offering a profound appreciation of the poetic landscape.

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Asynchronous Fully Online Learning

Take full control of your learning experience with our fully online, flexible asynchronous courses.

Access all materials and complete assignments at your convenience, making education fit seamlessly into your life

Flexible Learning Options

Align your academic pathway with adaptable learning options accommodating various schedules and commitments.

Choose from part-time or full-time study modes to balance your education with other pursuits.

Balanced Academic/Extracurricular Pursuits

Our program supports a balanced approach, allowing you to earn credits and excel both academically and in your passions.

Achieve academic success while actively engaging in extracurricular activities.

Personalized Support Network

Receive individualized support from our dedicated team of Personalized Education Coaches (PECs) and Course Instructors (CIs).

Together, they craft a Personalized Education Plan (PEC) designed to align with your goals and ensure your success.

A Typical Week At Owl Academy

Each week is designed to be dynamic, offering activities that support holistic growth.

  • Interactive Meeting Sessions: Join sessions that enhance school spirit and deliver important updates.
  • Collaborative Projects: Engage in group activities and school clubs that build your teamwork abilities.
  • After-School Activities: Explore a wide range of extra-curricular options to match your interests.
  • Focused Independent Study: Utilize dedicated time for self-directed learning and expanding your knowledge.

Enrollment Process

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Start your journey with an Academic Consultation.

Enjoy flexible Year-Round Enrollment.

Get expert guidance on choosing the Best Courses.

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Annual Tuition school Fee 2025/26

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Registration fee (non- refundable) for all courses : 1000 Euros To be paid at the time of registration.

All fees are due within 15 days of enrollment or within 7 days of receipt of invoice and are to be paid bi-annually.
In case of withdrawal from the school, a refund will be issued based on the following terms:

1. Withdrawal within the first month of enrollment : A 25% refund will be made on the tuition fee paid
2. Withdrawal within the second month of enrollment : A 10 % refund will be made on the tuition fee paid.
3. Withdrawal after the second month of enrollment : No refunds will be possible.

High School (Grades 9 to 12 ) : 19500 Euros
Middle School (Grades 6 to 8) : 15000 Euros
AP courses per subject : included in the above tuition fee except where stated otherwise at time of enrollment.

Fees for examinations are charged separately and depend on the Examinations Board.

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FAQ's

Have a question? We are here to help.

Owl Academy International School, an esteemed international school in Belgium, offers a comprehensive American Curriculum program through a blended learning model.

Our American Curriculum course combines online classes with expert teachers in a blended virtual setting. Students access materials, recordings, and interactive tools, while also engaging in offline extracurricular activities at our school.

To enter the American Curriculum program at Owl Academy International School, students must demonstrate proficiency in English and provide evidence of completing lower secondary education or an equivalent qualification, allowing entry throughout the year.

We offer robust support including personalized academic counseling, study skills workshops, and ongoing guidance to aid both academic progress and personal growth.

Students can engage in various extracurricular activities, clubs, and school events, fostering social connections and a strong sense of community.

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