Flexible online OSSD education, NCAA and U SPORTS eligibility guidance, GPA upgrades and personalized academic planning, built around elite athletic schedules.
Aubrey Academy gives athletes the structure and flexibility to stay on track academically while they chase the next level.
Every season, Canadian athletes lose opportunities over academics, not basketball. See how North Pole Hoops and Aubrey Academy keep players eligible and on track, and how Liam stayed at his own high school while taking extra courses with us online.

Shanice McKoy is a former NCAA Division I student-athlete and education professional with more than 10 years of experience in the education field. As the Founder and CEO of Prep 4 Success Canada, she is dedicated to helping student-athletes and their families navigate academic eligibility requirements and explore post-secondary athletic opportunities.
Through academic planning, eligibility assessments and personalized guidance, Shanice and her team empower student-athletes to make informed decisions and build a strong foundation for success, both academically and athletically.
Get Your Eligibility PlanEvery element of our academy is structured to keep athletes academically on track without sacrificing training, travel or competition.
Coursework completed on the athlete's schedule, with no fixed class times.
Built for camps, tournaments, recruitment trips and intensive training blocks.
Ongoing rolling enrollment. Begin a course the day you are ready.
Every course is taught by OCT-certified educators.
Ontario Ministry-inspected, BSID 665140.
Academic guidance aligned with NCAA and U SPORTS eligibility frameworks.
Raise marks for admissions, scholarships and eligibility.
Marks sent directly to OUAC, OCAS and the NCAA where applicable.
One-to-one academic planning and ongoing teacher availability.
Take a single credit or enroll full-time. Your pace, your plan.
Traditional school schedules do not always work for high-performance athletes. Aubrey Academy lets student-athletes complete coursework on their own schedule while training, traveling, competing and attending showcases, camps and recruitment events, with OCT teacher support every step.
From prep school recruits to international athletes, our programs are shaped around competitive schedules, not the other way around.
We build personalized academic plans that support both athletic goals and post-secondary opportunities, helping student-athletes navigate NCAA and U SPORTS requirements while staying on track for OSSD graduation and university or college admission.
A complete academic eligibility plan for student-athletes heading to NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, U SPORTS or JUCO.
35 of our online OSSD courses are on the NCAA list of approved Ontario core courses, across English, math, science and social science. Download our one-page guide to see every approved course, the NCAA Division I core course requirements and our NCAA advising services.
Questions? Call or text (416) 998-3354 or email info@aubreyacademy.ca.
Earn credits, upgrade marks and graduate on a timeline that respects your athletic calendar, fully online and supported by Ontario Certified Teachers.
Aubrey Academy collaborates with organizations that support student-athlete development both academically and athletically.
Recruitment and athletic development partner aligned with our academic pathway model. Together we help student-athletes align academic planning with recruitment goals, athletic development and post-secondary preparation.
Visit Prep 4 Success"Athletes should never have to choose between education and athletic development."
Our goal is to help student-athletes build strong academic foundations for university, college, scholarships and future careers.
Aubrey Academy is a Ministry-inspected Ontario private school (BSID 665140) that grants Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) credits. For Ontario students, the NCAA counts University (U) and University/College (M) courses in English, math, science and social science as core courses. College (C), Open (O), Workplace (E) and Locally Developed courses do not count. We map every course in your plan against these rules before you enroll, and the NCAA Eligibility Center makes the final decision on each student's record.
Division I requires 16 NCAA-approved core courses: 4 years of English, 3 years of math (Algebra I or higher), 2 years of science, 1 additional year of English, math or science, 2 years of social science and 4 additional core courses. Ten of the 16, including 7 in English, math or science, must be completed before the start of your senior year. You also need a minimum core course GPA of 2.3. SAT and ACT scores are no longer required for NCAA Division I or II eligibility.
Division II requires 16 NCAA-approved core courses: 3 years of English, 2 years of math, 2 years of science, 3 additional years of English, math or science, 2 years of social science and 4 additional core courses, with a minimum core course GPA of 2.2.
The NCAA converts Ontario percentage marks to a 4.0 scale: 80 to 100 percent is 4.0, 70 to 79 is 3.0, 60 to 69 is 2.0 and 50 to 59 is 1.0. Only approved core courses are included. Our NCAA Eligibility Pathway Planning service calculates your core GPA for Division I and Division II and shows which courses or upgrades would raise it.
Since the 2024-25 season, first-year U SPORTS student-athletes can compete and receive athletic scholarships once they are admitted to a university and enrolled in degree courses. There is no separate grade minimum, so what matters is meeting the admission average for your university program. We help you plan the Grade 12 U and M courses and marks your programs require.
Junior college athletics programs require proof of high school graduation. For Ontario students that is the OSSD, which Aubrey Academy grants. Each college also sets its own admission rules, so we confirm requirements for the programs on your list.
The standard package is CA$250. It includes a transcript review against NCAA core course requirements, your core course GPA for Division I and II, your U SPORTS admission average, a course-by-course academic plan and an academic profile to share with coaches. It covers D1, D2, D3, U SPORTS and JUCO pathways, and is open to student-athletes everywhere, not only in Canada. Additional services may be added.
Yes. Aubrey Academy courses are 100 percent online and self-paced, with rolling enrollment so you can start any day. You complete coursework around practices, tournaments and travel, with support from Ontario Certified Teachers.
Whether you need NCAA eligibility support, U SPORTS planning, GPA upgrades, OSSD credits or flexible online school built around your athletic schedule, tell us about the athlete and we will build a tailored academic plan.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (416) 998-3354.