Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Aralia’s classes are not free. Tuition varies depending on the specific course, program format, and number of instructional hours. For more information about how to register, what happens after submitting a class inquiry, please visit our Getting Started with Aralia page.
You can also submit the Inquiry form and an Aralia consultant will contact you with details about pricing, scheduling, and enrollment.
All our classes are conducted online.
Aralia provides a comprehensive range of academic programs designed to support students at various stages of their educational journey.
1. Getting Started in Middle School & High School
From STEM to the humanities, we offer tailored courses to help students deepen their understanding of core academic subjects, including mathematics, science, literature, history, and more.
2. Competition Preparation
We provide specialized courses to help students excel in various academic and creative competitions, including writing contests, research papers, debate, and math or science competitions.
3. Conduct Research and Publication
For students looking to explore deep academic research, we offer one-on-one guidance to help them develop and complete research projects that are perfect for competitions, college applications, or personal interests.
4. AP Exam Preparation
Aralia also offers dedicated AP Exam preparation to help students perform their best on these important college-level assessments.
In addition to its core offerings, Aralia features a selection of specialized programs tailored to specific academic needs and goals. These include the Private School Readiness Program, the Intensive Reading Program for Young Learners, the Academic Writing Lab, the College Application Essay Writing Program, and the Latin Mastery Pathway. Each program is designed to provide students with a focused, high-quality learning experience in key areas.
The instructors hired by Aralia Education are all rigorously selected from top high school teachers and college professors. They have extensive teaching experience, are familiar with the American high school curriculum, and have experience teaching international students.
With a team of highly qualified teachers who are current secondary school teachers and college professors, Aralia ensures that students receive instruction from experienced educators who are well-versed in their respective subjects.
What sets Aralia apart is the emphasis on personalization and collaboration with students. Our teachers understand that each student has a unique learning style. They take the time to build strong relationships with students so students can feel supported and valued in their educational journey.
Class length varies depending on the program and class format.
Group classes: Most Aralia group classes are approximately 1.5 to 2 hours per session and typically meet once or twice per week.
One-on-one classes: One-on-one sessions are typically 1 hour or 1.5 hours per session, depending on the course and the student’s learning needs.
Some programs combine group classes with one-on-one sessions for additional personalized guidance.
The exact schedule and total number of class hours will be listed on each course page or confirmed by an Aralia consultant before enrollment.
Rescheduling policies vary by course.
For one-on-one classes, students can usually coordinate directly with their instructor to arrange another time, subject to the instructor’s availability and the course’s rescheduling policy.
For group classes, make-up options may be more limited because classes follow a fixed schedule. If you know you will miss a class, please contact your instructor or Aralia consultant as early as possible to discuss available options.
Yes. Students can enroll in multiple Aralia courses at the same time, as long as the class schedules do not conflict.
If you’re interested in taking more than one class, please fill out our inquiry form or contact us via WhatsApp. An Aralia consultant can help you review class schedules, workload, and class options to find the best combination for your needs.
Course materials vary depending on the subject and program.
In most Aralia classes, instructors provide the readings, worksheets, presentations, materials, or other resources needed for class. Students generally do not need to purchase additional textbooks unless the course specifically requires them.
For some advanced academic, competition, research, AP, or school-support courses, instructors may recommend additional books, online resources, or materials.
For one-on-one academic support, students may also be asked to share their current school syllabus, textbook, assignments, or other course materials so the instructor can tailor lessons to their needs.
Most Aralia courses include assignments or independent work between sessions.