You're Not "Too Online"
School Is Too Offline
The Academy was built by a former Apple executive for students who already live in digital spaces. No commute. No wasted time. Just the credentials you need, earned the way you actually learn.
Physical school was designed before the internet
You've taught yourself more from YouTube tutorials, Discord servers, and late-night coding sessions than from most of your classes. That's not a problem with you — it's a problem with a system designed for a world that no longer exists.
Spending hours commuting and sitting through one-pace instruction often leaves less time for creating, exploring, and applying ideas. The issue isn’t how students learn—it’s that school structures haven’t yet caught up to the world students are already navigating.
Skills You've Already Built
Traditional schools treat these as distractions. We recognize them as preparation for the future.
Self-Directed Learning
You taught yourself from tutorials, docs, and forums
Problem Solving
You debug, troubleshoot, and figure things out
Digital Collaboration
You build with people you've never met IRL
Complex Systems
You master intricate game mechanics and mods
Information Synthesis
You evaluate sources and learn independently
Technical Creativity
You create, build, and ship real projects
Traditional School vs Academy
Your Setup.
Your Schedule.
Your Diploma.
Video-based courses you complete from wherever you are — your desk, your room, your setup.
Self-paced learning for students who are already self-directed. Move faster when you're locked in, take breaks when you need them.
AI tutoring that's actually useful. Sage is available 24/7 to explain concepts until they click.
Real credentials — dual accreditation, NCAA approved, UC A-G certified. Transcripts that open doors.