Sooner or later, your teen may say “When am I ever going to use this stuff?” and complain about their high school courses. Here is one answer to that question: traveling. When you travel, you […]
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Homeschoolers are often asked “What about college?” And “What about transcripts?” Let me explain how it works. Homeschoolers are sought after by colleges, in demand because of their academic preparation and maturity. Many colleges attend
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Prepare for a college interview with these 13 practice questions. Review them with your student before they head to any college for a visit, or meeting with a college representative for an interview. Learn more
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FAFSA stands for “Free Application for Federal Student Aid.” It’s a form you fill out, much like the 1040 tax forms. Like the tax forms, these are also super-fun and well-written government prose. The US
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The GED test is intended for high school drop-outs, so avoid taking that test as a homeschool student, even if a college asks for it. As you are looking at colleges, you may find yourself
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This is a nearly-exhaustive look at student discounts available to college students. For most of these deals, the student will need to show their college ID or share their college email address in order to
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How do you make an official homeschool transcript? You translate your normal, natural homeschool experience into words and numbers that colleges understand. Create grades, credits, and GPA with your mommy-made grades and kitchen credits. Put
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The 3 most important citation formats are APA, MLA, and Chicago. It’s challenging to figure out which one is the best citation format for preparing your teen for college. Let me clue you in to
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After all there years of parenting, it’s a shock to the system to realize you need to get your child’s permission in writing to discuss their health, finances, and academics after they turn 18. Crazy,
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