Online education for independent learners. Career pathways built around real-world experience. A selective Collegiate Development Academy for athletes committed to the next level.
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Our Collegiate Development Academy is designed for committed athletes, with football and baseball among the sports in WAIA's development vision.
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We envision training and preparation alongside qualified coaching, recovery education, and appropriately supervised health and performance experiences.
Performance training
Recovery & wellness
Sport-specific skills
Film & developmentIllustrative imagery; training services and professional partners are subject to confirmation.
Explore planned learning opportunities in media production, health careers, technology, and business—for athletes and non-athletes alike.
Proposed educational pathways; pictures do not depict WAIA placements or currently operating programs.
WAIA brings together flexible online academics, planned career training, and selective collegiate athletics. Students can advance through individual courses or structured pathways, while athletes commit to a demanding development environment.
WAIA coordinates student enrollment and academic support alongside independent course providers. During consultation, we identify the teaching provider and credit issuer before registration or payment.
Ask About EnrollmentAdults and other eligible learners can request individual university courses or structured plans. High school students can explore supplemental coursework and academic support alongside their current school or homeschool program, subject to its approval.
Study at your own pace with WAIA enrollment coordination, advising and progress monitoring. Selected university courses are provided and transcripted by their actual university.
A structured athletic development year for high-school graduates, with training, recruiting guidance, personal development, and an expected college-course pathway of up to nine semester credit hours per regular term, subject to individual academic and NCAA review.
Priority launch programFor new high school supplemental course enrollments. Includes course planning, registration and basic academic guidance. Start with a free consultation.
Supplemental academic support, course planning and progress reviews alongside your current school or homeschool program. WAIA does not currently offer regular high school competitive teams.
High school courses for students and student-athletes: Work toward early graduation, a stronger GPA or required credits through full, regular high school courses and WAIA academic support. WAIA does not offer credit recovery. Selected core courses are NCAA-approved. School acceptance, full-course retake policies and each student's eligibility requirements must be reviewed.
Media production, healthcare career exploration, sports operations, technology and technical skills. Instructor-led courses and work-based experiences are in development.
In developmentStudents seeking a single course can ask about subject availability, prerequisites, term length, course fees, and transcript arrangements before making a commitment.
WAIA can help students establish academic goals, choose appropriate courses, stay accountable, and coordinate documentation with the actual course provider.
Explore individual university-level online courses with WAIA enrollment coordination, advising and progress support. You can request one course or discuss a multi-course plan. WAIA will confirm course availability, prerequisites, the institution granting credit and transcript arrangements before enrollment.
Tell us which subject or course you want to take. Our team will review the currently available provider catalog with you; no course seat is reserved through this interest form.
Review credit hours, your intended pace, cost and whether credits may meet your goals. Your receiving college makes any transfer-credit decision.
After WAIA confirms the details, you'll receive formal enrollment instructions and payment terms. Online tuition checkout is not yet enabled.
Single tuition payment after official enrollment approval.
$895 initial payment, followed by two $250 payments at 30-day intervals, subject to finalized terms and availability.
Pricing is for a standard three-credit course and includes defined WAIA support services. Other courses vary. No payments are collected through this website. WAIA is not a degree-granting university; course credit and transcripts are issued by the identified course provider.
Tell us which college subject or course you're interested in, how many courses you would like to take, and when you hope to begin. Our admissions team will review the request and follow up with current course-provider details and next steps.
This is an information request, not college admission, course registration, or a payment authorization. No seat is reserved and no tuition is due through this form.
WAIA coordinates selected courses from independent educational providers. The actual university determines course credit, transcripts and prerequisites. Any institution receiving transfer credits makes its own acceptance decision.
WAIA envisions short career programs and supervised practical experiences accessible to qualified non-athletes and athletes alike. These are developing pathways, not currently guaranteed placements or licensed credentials.
Digital storytelling, filming, editing, social media management, event coverage and portfolio projects.
Career exploration in sports medicine, athletic training, healthcare operations and supervised observation with qualified partners.
Practical learning in IT, analytics, entrepreneurship, event operations and technical skills through approved programs and instructors.
Some career pathways, internships, professional credentials or certificates require separate supervision, licensing or regulatory approval. Specific opportunities will be announced when confirmed.
The WAIA Collegiate Development Academy is a proposed university-inspired training and competitive athletics experience for high-school graduates who demonstrate discipline, coachability and commitment. Admission follows an athlete evaluation and academic review.
NCAA eligibility depends on the athlete's individual facts, age, enrollment history, coursework, competition and applicable rules. WAIA will review plans with appropriate compliance personnel. No recruitment or scholarship outcome is guaranteed.
The WAIA Collegiate Development Academy is designed for athletes prepared to pursue a challenging, structured development program. This initial interest form starts the conversation; it is not an acceptance, team roster spot, housing reservation, or official enrollment.
Our team reviews your sport, graduation timeframe and development interests.
Qualified candidates may be invited to a coach discussion and an athletic and academic evaluation through a separate, secure process.
Approved applicants receive confirmed program offerings, costs and next steps before committing.
Submitting this form does not guarantee team selection, NCAA eligibility, competition, housing, scholarship opportunities or college placement.
WAIA plans to work with independent residential operators in the Alpharetta and Johns Creek area, subject to appropriate lease terms, availability and applicable requirements.
Our vision is to make housing available without requiring every athlete to live in a dormitory or imposing unnecessary housing costs on commuter families.
Important: Housing partnerships are being explored. Rooms, individual leases, residential supervision and prices are not currently guaranteed. WAIA will communicate confirmed housing arrangements before families make housing commitments.
Join the Residential Interest ListShare the student's age, current academic level and desired pathway.
WAIA discusses appropriate coursework, tuition, support and athletic options.
Resolve prerequisites, academic recognition, NCAA questions where relevant, and any housing needs.
Receive applicable agreements and approved registration and payment instructions.
Explore online secondary and university course options with WAIA planning, enrollment coordination and academic support. Independent course providers deliver instruction and award applicable credit.
Course eligibility, university credit, future credit transfer and any licensing or degree requirements are determined by the relevant institutions and authorities.
Request a free course consultation →General academic and career inquiries are open to eligible learners. The Collegiate Development Academy uses a separate selective evaluation process. WAIA will contact prospective students after reviewing their initial inquiry.
Tell us which course or academic program you need. WAIA confirms availability, prerequisites, the course provider and tuition terms before giving formal enrollment instructions.
Submit a basic athlete-interest form. WAIA may invite candidates to an assessment and coach conversation before communicating an admissions decision.
Ask about developing career-skills pathways. Placements, internships and certificate programs will only be described as available after their requirements and partners are confirmed.
An inquiry is not formal enrollment or acceptance. Please do not upload transcripts, medical records, dates of birth, identity documents or financial information through these public forms. No tuition payments or athletic roster places are collected or confirmed through this site.
WAIA's proposed expansion uses an online-first model supported by academic guidance. Athlete development includes optional in-person training. The current admissions team should confirm each student's school-of-record and credential arrangements.
Yes, the adult pathway is being designed for individual course requests as well as multi-course plans, depending on prerequisites and current provider availability. Credit transfer is decided by the receiving college.
Not necessarily. WAIA is designing both commuter and optional residential participation. Residential housing agreements and terms must be confirmed before any placement is promised.
Eligibility is individual. WAIA will not represent that a specific number of credits always protects eligibility. We recommend written review by appropriate NCAA or receiving-institution compliance personnel.
Career and technical programs are planned. Specific programs, certificates, instructor availability and any required state authorizations will be announced only after confirmation.
New high school supplemental course enrollments are $499 per semester course, including course planning, registration and basic academic guidance. The initial consultation is free, and Andre handles registration after review and required approvals. Existing enrollment agreements are unchanged. Standard three-credit online university courses begin at $1,295 with WAIA student services included. Other course and program pricing varies and will be disclosed before enrollment.
Interested in adult online college courses, collegiate development football, other sports, or flexible secondary academics? Tell us what you need and our admissions team can follow up.
Serving: Alpharetta, Johns Creek, North Fulton, and remote online students.
Questions? Email coachwise@tygtalconsulting.com. This inquiry form sends basic contact details to our admissions inbox and is not a secure application portal.
