Start Learning in 3 Steps
Find a Course
Chart Your Path
Start Learning!
Click on the Course Finder to review all the courses offered, and click through the Resource pages as well. Note the graduate courses available on the Templeton Honors College page.
Take the 10-minute Pathway Assessment on the Pathway Finder page to get an automatic report estimating your strengths and weaknesses and recommending what courses would be appropriate for you to take first.
Purchase a subscription with a seven-day free trial. Select the “Start Course” button on any course to begin. Experience the transformational journey of your classical education!
More Detail and Guidance.
Form a Cohort
Take a Graduate Course
Visit the Library
If you are one of several teachers from a school or co-op taking courses on ClassicalU, you can request to become a Cohort Group. A Cohort Group will have a designated leader who can subtract or add new subscribers to a school or co-op account, communicate with all members, and monitor the progress of everyone in the Cohort Group. To learn more about Cohorts read this article.
Through our partnership with the Templeton Honors College, we offer some courses for transferable graduate credits right here on the site. You can peruse the Templeton course we offer by going to the Templeton Honors College page or searching for “graduate courses” on the Course Finder page. There is an extra fee (paid directly to Templeton) and extra assignments for taking these courses for graduate credit. To learn more about Graduate Courses visit this page.
ClassicalU has a built-in document library where you can upload and download documents pertaining to classical education. You will find folders for every grade and various arts and disciplines taught at a classical school or homeschool. We invite you to review the library and make your own contribution. To learn more about the Document Library read this article.
View the Curriculum Guide
Find a Great Book to Read
See What’s Coming
Imagine having a clear and robust guide for every course taught at a classical school. That is what you will find viewable right on ClassicalU–the Ambrose Curriculum Guide that features 250 documents for every course in a K-12 curriculum–including guides for teaching almost 100 great books. Each course guide can be viewed on the page that hosts the Ambrose Curriculum Guide.
Over ten years of review and feedback, we have selected about 75 great books that pertain to classical education–it’s history, philosophy, and application. You can search this collection of books by categories that include the philosophy of education, history of education, pedagogy, the liberal arts, virtue cultivation, great books and more. Visit this collection at the Book Finder page.
We are always developing and recording new courses. We are also constantly refining the website and releasing new or improved features. Be sure to check the ClassicalU Roadmap page to see what we have recently released and to see what is planned for the coming months. Be sure to visit our blog for various articles on existing and coming features, courses, and more.
