A commitment to the future of education


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Alternative Education Forum 2025

The highest goal of education is to meet Wisdom. Understanding will bring you there.

Dawn Fung

Dawn Fung

Founder, Little U

Little U is a member of the Mastery Transcript Consortium® (MTC)

Mastery Transcript Consortium® (MTC) is a national and global nonprofit membership organization that helps make mastery learning—or competency-based education—available to all learners.

Working with member schools, MTC has co-designed and built a software platform that members use to create scalable, flexible learning records— Mastery Transcripts and MTC Learning Records. Members publish Mastery Transcripts or MTC Learning Records for their learners and deliver them securely to college admissions readers and/or employers.

The Mastery Transcript (MT ) and MTC Learning Record (MLR ) have been co-designed with school leaders, learners, and admissions officers, and they continue to improve thanks to expanding member and higher ed partnerships. Check out the list of major US colleges and universities that accepts MTC.

MTC is excited to support Little U in the process of preparing students to publish and send MTC Learning Records (MLRs), summative records that capture the competency and project-based learning taking place at Little U.

Come learn with us.

  • High Quality Teaching
  • Strong Humanities Based Curriculum
  • Vocational and academic interests are equally respected
  • Warm Culture based on Homeschooling Approaches
  • Emphasis on Self-Directed Learning and Co-creation
  • Build a customised high school transcript that showcases strengths and mastery
  • Affordable even for low income families

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