EpicQuest Education Group International Limited (NASDAQ: EEIQ) announced that its Davis University subsidiary has entered into agreements with four Canadian high schools for accelerated and pathway programs.

The agreements allow high school students to enroll in Davis University's first-year online courses for its Bachelor of Science in Business program. Students can take courses while completing their high school education, potentially earning transferable college credits.

"The agreements represent a potential new revenue stream for the Company as each student can take a significant number of courses at Davis University, while it also represents a recruitment pool for our full-time Davis degree programs," said Diane Brunner, President of Davis University.

The agreements may include teacher exchanges and exploration of additional academic program collaborations. Separate agreements may be developed for specific programs and financial arrangements for each activity.

The arrangements are subject to compliance with the Canadian Ministry of Higher Education and relevant US educational government agencies.

Davis University, founded in 1858 and located in Toledo, Ohio, offers career training programs including associate degrees and a bachelor's degree in business. The university has transfer pathway agreements with several four-year US universities.

EpicQuest Education provides education solutions for domestic and international students in the US, Canada and the UK. The company owns EduGlobal College in British Columbia and operates as a 70% owner of Davis University.