LegacyU

Builds the core accounting skills needed to record transactions, read financial statements, and make confident data-driven decisions.

Equips learners to design effective marketing campaigns and optimize the operational processes that drive organizational growth.

Covers economic theory from individual market behavior through national-scale policy and connects both to real-world decisions.

Builds the mathematical fluency — from algebra through statistics — needed to solve problems in business, science, and daily life.

Introduces the foundational concepts of the three core natural sciences so learners can engage critically with scientific ideas and evidence.

Develops critical understanding of political systems, institutions, and policy so learners can connect theory to current events.

Strengthens writing, reading, and rhetorical skills so learners can communicate with precision and persuasion in any context.

Introduces theological reasoning, the world's major religious traditions, and the intersection of faith, ethics, and public life.

A dedicated space for new subjects, guest disciplines, and emerging topics as The Total Scholar curriculum continues to grow.

A full walkthrough of APA 7th edition — from document formatting and in-text citations to reference lists and academic voice — culminating in a mock paper practicum students format from scratch.

A rigorous introduction to how buildings are conceived, drawn, and built — covering design history, spatial thinking, structural systems, materials, and the professional practice of architecture.

A rigorous deep-dive into the algebra concepts that bridge pre-algebra and higher mathematics — polynomials, rational and exponential functions, conic sections, sequences, and complex numbers — with real-world applications throughout.

A grounded introduction to how food is grown, processed, and distributed — covering soil science, crop and animal production, agricultural economics, sustainability, and the policy forces shaping the modern food system.

A ground-up study of how goods and information move from raw material to end customer — covering design, procurement, logistics, risk, technology, and global strategy.

An interdisciplinary exploration of popular culture and music from the 20th century to today — covering the social, political, and artistic forces that shaped the sounds and movements that defined generations.

A full-semester survey of psychology — from its historical roots and biological foundations through cognition, personality, and social behavior. Students engage with real research, apply frameworks to their own lives, and build the analytical vocabulary to understand why people think and act the way they do.

A rigorous, full-length chemistry track covering atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, thermodynamics, kinetics, equilibrium, acids and bases, electrochemistry, and organic chemistry — grounded in real laboratory reasoning and real-world applications.

A start-here module for students who need to rebuild core arithmetic and pre-algebra skills before tackling Algebra, Statistics, or Quantitative Reasoning. No prior math confidence required.

A start-here module for students who want to sharpen core English skills before tackling Composition, APA Writing, or any writing-intensive subject. Covers the essentials of grammar, punctuation, reading, and paragraph writing.

A ground-up introduction to algebra — variables, equations, inequalities, and functions — building the skills students need before tackling Algebra 2.

A rigorous, practical look at how organizations define, measure, and improve individual and team performance — from goal-setting frameworks and feedback systems to compensation design and managing underperformance with integrity.

A rigorous, foundational course in how modern networks are built, operated, and secured — covering protocols, architecture, the internet's infrastructure, and real-world applications.

A rigorous introduction to how money moves through businesses — from the time value of money and capital budgeting to valuation, capital structure, and financial markets. Students will work with real data, build financial models, and make the kinds of decisions analysts, managers, and entrepreneurs face daily.

A deep dive into how goods, services, and information move from producer to end consumer — covering channel strategy, warehousing, transportation, last-mile delivery, and digital distribution.

A management-level treatment of how organizations design, run, and improve the systems that produce goods and services — from process architecture and capacity planning to project execution and continuous improvement.

The theory and practice of managing organizations — strategy, leadership, organizational behavior, human resources, entrepreneurship, and business law — giving students the full management toolkit from first principles to executive application.

A discipline-spanning module on how knowledge is built and tested. Students learn to design studies, choose between qualitative and quantitative approaches, collect and analyze data, avoid bias, navigate research ethics, and communicate findings — skills that apply across business, the social sciences, the natural sciences, and academic writing.

A rigorous introduction to how the American legal system works — covering constitutional law, civil and criminal procedure, contracts, torts, business law, and legal reasoning — so students can read, understand, and engage with the law as an educated citizen and professional.

A rigorous, progressive introduction to drawing as both a discipline and a language — covering observation, mark-making, form, proportion, perspective, light, shading, and composition. Students develop the ability to see analytically and render what they see with confidence, whether they're building design skills, studying architecture, or pursuing drawing as a serious practice.