The Fastrack Credit Map

A done-for-you dual credit plan where every course actually counts

Roughly 1 in 7 dual-enrollment courses gets denied at transfer, usually because it doesn’t fit the student’s degree. We build your student’s complete course-by-course plan against the real catalogs, transfer agreements, and degree requirements, so nothing they take is wasted.

For 11th and 12th graders (including homeschool). Currently serving select state and college pathways. If we can’t verify your pathway, we’ll tell you and refund you rather than guess.

What you get

  • A term-by-term schedule from now through college graduation, with real course codes from your community college and target university
  • Every course mapped to the exact high school requirement and degree requirement it satisfies, no wasted credits
  • A source link and retrieval date on every verified transfer line, so you can check our work
  • Anything we could not verify is flagged as an open question with the exact step to resolve it, never papered over
  • A one-page "Confirm These Four Things" checklist for your school district and target college
  • Delivered as a spreadsheet plus a PDF summary within 7 business days. No calls required.

Our guarantees

30-day refund, no questions asked

If you are not satisfied for any reason within 30 days of delivery, we refund the full price.

Every verified line is sourced

Each transfer equivalency we mark as verified carries a source URL and the date we checked it, or your money back.

We tell you what we don’t know

Transfer rules have gray areas. We name every open question we could not resolve instead of guessing. An honest gap beats a confident error.

Plans are drafted with AI-assisted research and reviewed line-by-line by a human before delivery. Final transfer decisions always rest with the receiving college; your plan tells you exactly what to confirm and with whom.

Ready to stop guessing?

One plan, built once, that your family can execute without us. If your pathway isn’t one we can verify yet, we’ll say so up front.