Fusion Academy Pricing (2026): Plans, Cost and Free Trial

Price: From $150/mo
Grades: 4–12
Type: School

Updated Oct 26, 2026 · By Edulist · 12 sources

Fusion Academy plans and prices

Fusion prices each class per term, and students take three terms a year. For 2026–27, a standard 1-to-1 high school class is $3,495 per term online (Fusion Global Academy), $4,230 in Denver and $4,990 in Washington, D.C.; middle school 1-to-1 classes cost $3,810 online, $4,620 in Denver and $5,400 in D.C. Honors and AP classes cost more because they need more sessions (AP is $5,010 online and $5,820 in D.C.). Small-group classes are $2,900 for high school and $3,480 for middle school, and self-directed classes are $725–$775. Full-time students take 4 to 6 courses a term, typically 12–15 classes a year, so a full 1-to-1 load usually lands between roughly $42,000 online and $75,000 or more at pricier campuses. That annual total is our arithmetic from Fusion's posted rates, not a figure Fusion publishes.

Plan	Price	Billed	Per month
Fusion Global Academy (online): 1-to-1 high school class, per term	$3,495	One-time	—
Fusion Global Academy (online): 1-to-1 middle school class, per term	$3,810	One-time	—
Denver campus: 1-to-1 high school class, per term	$4,230	One-time	—
Washington, D.C. campus: 1-to-1 high school class, per term	$4,990	One-time	—
Small-group high school class, per term (all campuses shown)	$2,900	One-time	—
Full-time registration fee (campus)	$1,800/yr	Yearly	$150/mo

Per-month prices divide yearly plans by 12. Prices from the provider, checked 2026-10-26; confirm on the official Fusion Academy site.

Fusion Academy free trial, discounts and cancellation

Free trial: No trial. Fusion's Parent Promise gives new full-time students (4 or more classes) in fall, winter or spring a full tuition refund for the term if the family withdraws within 30 days of the first class; registration and activity fees are not refunded.
Discounts: Pay in full: 2% off when tuition is paid in full by check or ACH, per Fusion's campus tuition pages.
Payment plans: Fusion says it builds a custom payment plan with each family; terms are not published.
How to cancel: Withdrawal terms are in the enrollment agreement and student handbook, which are not public. Under the Parent Promise, a new full-time family must notify Fusion within 30 calendar days of the first scheduled class and withdraw from all classes that term.
Refunds: Outside the 30-day Parent Promise, Fusion's standard refund policy applies; ask admissions for it in writing before you sign.
Extra costs: Registration fee ($1,500 online; $1,800 at campuses such as Denver and D.C., plus $250 for new full-time students), extra mastery sessions if a student needs more time, summer classes, tutoring ($105–$110 a session) and college counseling packages.

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Get Fusion Academy funded

Fusion's state-funded scholarships page lists Arizona ESA (Gilbert, Scottsdale and online), Florida FES-EO, FES-UA, PEP and FTC (Boca Raton, Miami, Pembroke Pines, Palm Beach Gardens; Tampa applying), Georgia GSNS and Promise, North Carolina ESA+ and Opportunity Scholarship, Tennessee IEA and EFS, and online-only Arkansas, New Hampshire, Utah and West Virginia programs. Texas's official TEFA vendor finder lists all eight Texas campuses. Each program decides eligibility and amounts.

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Is Fusion Academy worth the money?

Fusion Academy is the best-known one-to-one private school in the country, and for kids who have shut down in big classrooms it can be a genuine reset. The trade-offs are cost and social life: a full-time load easily tops $50,000 a year, extra mastery sessions add to the bill, and students spend most of the day with adults rather than classmates. It works best as a targeted fix for a hard season, with a clear plan for what success looks like.

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Questions

How much does Fusion Academy cost per year?

Fusion charges per class, per term, not a flat yearly price. For 2026–27 a standard 1-to-1 high school class costs $3,495 per term online and $4,230 to $4,990 at the campuses we checked. Full-time students take 12–15 classes a year, so a full 1-to-1 load is roughly $42,000 online and $50,000 to $75,000 or more on campus, plus a registration fee.

Can I get a refund if Fusion isn't a fit?

New full-time students (4 or more classes) are covered by the Parent Promise. If you withdraw from all classes within 30 calendar days of the first class, Fusion refunds that term's tuition, except registration and activity fees. After that, the standard refund policy in the handbook applies.

Can an ESA or scholarship pay for Fusion Academy?

At many campuses, yes. Fusion lists state programs in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas for specific campuses, and several more states for its online school. Award amounts usually cover only part of Fusion tuition, and each program decides eligibility.

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