Elevate Teacher PD FAQs

Yes. Elevate Teacher Professional Development courses are graduate-level, non-degree semester credits.

It is your responsibility to ensure that your district and/or state department of education will accept Elevate PD courses. Please seek pre-approval from your school district and/or state department of education prior to registering to ensure the credits will be accepted. We do not offer refunds and are not responsible if your district/state does not accept these credits. 

Should your district or state department of education require a time log of your hours spent in the course, you can find the Elevate Teacher Professional Development Course time tracking log linked in the syllabus section of your course. View a sample Elevate Teacher Professional Development Course Time Tracking Log.

You will receive an email with instructions on accessing your course after you register and pay. You will access your course through Canvas.  

Please refer to the Elevate PD Student AI Use Policy.  

Elevate Teacher PD courses are $50/credit. There are no hidden or additional fees for self-paced, online courses.  

We do not offer refunds. You are responsible for ensuring credits awarded by Elevate PD will be accepted by your district/state department of education. This policy is acknowledged at checkout.  

To request your transcript for all courses registered for on or after January 1, 2024, please refer to the Transcript Request page.  

If you registered for courses prior to January 1, 2024, please request your transcript from the Registrar’s office.  

You must be enrolled in the course for 14 days before the course can be marked complete. Your course will be automatically graded after you have completed the coursework AND after at least 14 days have passed.  

We do not grade with letter grades. Our grading system is Pass/Fail (P/F). P (Pass) indicates that the course was completed with the equivalent to a letter grade B or higher.  

Yes. Professional development credits are transcribed on an official University of Idaho transcript that is signed by the professional education registrar.  

Yes. University of Idaho is accredited through the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).  

• Fall semester: September 1 – December 31  
• Spring semester: January 1 – May 31  
• Summer semester: June 1 – August 31  

No. Admission to University of Idaho is not required, and students will not need to pay a university application fee in order to register and enroll in professional development courses from Elevate Teacher PD, as these are non-degree credits.

Elevate PD courses do not qualify for a 1098-T form because these are non-degree credits.

Yes. Please refer to University of Idaho’s Privacy Statement.  

Please contact the Center for Disability Access and Resources if you need accommodations.