A US diploma
without leaving your own school
Your child stays in their own school. In addition, they study subjects in English online. US K-12 standard. Graduates receive two diplomas: their own school's certificate plus a US High School Diploma. Ages 5 to 18.
GSED is a dual-diploma education program, with all subjects taught in English.
The path to an international diploma
GSED does not replace or displace your main education. K-12 subjects can be studied in any free time. The platform is available 24/7, 11 months a year.
How it works
Continue at your own school
Your national curriculum continues, untouched.
K-12 subjects in English
Study GSED subjects 3–5 hours a week, independently, online, on your own schedule — including weekends and holidays.
Earn the required credits
Grades 1–8: four subjects a year. Grades 9–11: 24 credits across high school.
Graduate with two diplomas
Your own school's national certificate and the international diploma of the American school FEYDEY — a US High School Diploma.
What you get
- Subjects taught in English
- An individual learning track
- A personalized study schedule
- A yearly certificate for each completed academic year
- A US High School Diploma and an international transcript recognized by universities worldwide
- A unique opportunity for graduates with 11 years of schooling — direct entry to the first year of university, with no foundation year lost.
GSED Program
A dual-diploma program in a supplementary-education format. A unique opportunity to go beyond the national standard and earn, alongside the state certificate, a WASC-accredited US general secondary education diploma (U.S. High School Diploma).
Elementary
grades 1–5
Elementary students can take their first steps in international education, learning the basics of English across four subjects — building vocabulary and mastering sentence structure and grammatical accuracy, laying a foundation toward IB-MYP and British Key Stage 3 and 4.
Middle school
grades 6–8
Middle-school students practice self-directed learning with in-depth study of four subjects in English, developing critical thinking and communication skills, and additionally attending lecture-style webinars and taking part in project work. Students are ready for successful integration and strong results in IB DP, GCSE and A Levels.
High school
grades 9–11(12)
Over 2–3 years, high-school students earn the 24 credits required for the international diploma, prepare for olympiads, AP tests, and admission to top international or national universities. Under GSED, 8 grades (credits) toward the international diploma carry over from the national general-secondary certificate.
Required credits for the US High School Diploma
- (3) English I, II, III
- (3) Math: Algebra I, II, Geometry
- (3) Sciences: Chemistry, Biology, Physics
- (2) World History, World Geography
- (3) Economics, Psychology, Sociology
- (2) U.S. History, U.S. Government & Law
Why this is real
12 years of international education, testing, and olympiads.
WASC accredited (USA)
VerifyARRAY accredited (USA)
Registered with the California Department of Education
CDS code 19646836154017
US High School Diploma
International transcript
WASC is a US accreditation agency recognized worldwide, including by top universities.
- 4,750
- students worldwide
- 1,150
- partner universities
- 100+
- partner schools
- 200+
- academic experts
Accreditation
Partners
Offers from universities around the world
FEYDEY students received admission offers, scholarships, or both from 15 universities in 10 countries, all in the 2025–2026 academic year.
- Offer received
- Selected
- Geography
Offers by region
Every offer, grouped by region, in the same locations the map marks.
North America
4Current evidence
Canada3Current evidence
United States1Current evidence
Europe
7Current evidence
Switzerland4Current evidence
Germany1Current evidence
Netherlands1Current evidence
Belgium1Current evidence
East Asia
2Current evidence
China2Current evidence
Southeast Asia
1Current evidence
Malaysia1Current evidence
Oceania
1Current evidence
Australia1Current evidence
Middle East
1Current evidence
United Arab Emirates1Current evidence
University of Wollongong appears twice: its main campus in Australia and its campus in Dubai each made an offer, so the UAE counts as a tenth country.
From a GSED family
Aizhan IdrissovaFirst student from Kazakhstan, 2015–2018
I was the first student in Kazakhstan to join the American distance program, at 14, in 2015, while studying at my school in Almaty. The dual diploma let me compete in international chemistry and biology olympiads, attend camps abroad, and study every subject in English. That English-medium foundation helped me win a grant to a British boarding school in 2017, where I finished my A-Levels, and then study at a Belgian university. Today I am interning at Microsoft’s Belgium office, grateful that Feydey opened the door to an international path I still walk.
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Is this a real US diploma?
Yes. It is issued by FEYDEY — a school registered with the California Department of Education and accredited by WASC and Array. The diploma does not state that study was completed remotely.
Does my child stay in their own school?
Yes. Your child studies GSED® in parallel and independently, in the time left over from lessons and homework. The national curriculum is neither replaced nor displaced.
Isn't this too much of a workload?
No. It is supplementary study. Students spend at least 3–5 hours a week, at their discretion, online — setting their own academic goals and progressing through the K-12 subjects at a comfortable pace, alongside their main studies.
What does a year of GSED cost?
The published tuition for the 2026–2027 academic year is $2,995 and includes around-the-clock access to 4–6 subjects (depending on grade) over 11 months (September–July), plus weekly lecture-style webinars, project work, and academic and technical support.
How does payment work?
At the published price ($2,995) you can pay on the site by credit or debit card, or request an invoice to transfer funds to the school's account. If you are a student at a FEYDEY partner school, a special offer may be available — request a discount code from your main school's administration. You will receive a secure payment link at your email address.
When can we join the program?
New students can join GSED between June and December each year, in any grade (1 to 9), varying their intensity on the platform from 3–5 to 5–7 hours a week.
Is tuition refundable?
No, tuition is non-refundable. By paying, the parent automatically accepts all terms of the public offer agreement, agrees that the amount paid for tuition is non-refundable, and within 2–3 days receives access to the learning platform, the webinar schedule, and project work.
Do top universities recognize the diploma?
Yes. The international K-12 standard (US) under which FEYDEY issues the diploma and transcript is one of the three main world standards, alongside IB (Switzerland) and GCSE / A-Levels (UK). Diplomas from all three standards are accepted by every university, including the most selective and highly ranked, for direct first-year admission.
Is it legal to study at two schools at once?
Yes. Every parent has the right to their child's additional development and education. Your child stays in their national school and takes the US program online in addition. These are two parallel diplomas, not one replacing the other.