So what is a college prep education? What do homeschool kids who want to go to college need to know. These weighty questions have been the subject of full length books. In this article, I will give you a simple, “no fear” approach to educating your homeschool high school student. Just some basic guidelines to encourage you to do what you probably already know is right for your student.
Have you ever wondered whether public high schools will accept homeschool credits? Do you worry that you might need to move your child back into public high school and will need to convince them of the worth of your homeschool? In this article from The HomeScholar, you will learn why you don’t need to worry about public schools if you are committed to homeschooling through high school.
One common variation on the “how much is too much” question for homeschooling involves high school writing. Specifically, what is a normal, acceptable level of writing to ask your high school students to do?
Do you know the REAL reason homeschooling works? It is because parents are love-givers, rather than just care-givers. Find out why this is so important in this article from The HomeScholar.
Is it possible for a homeschool to provide high school science that will be acceptable to the colleges? My boys had biology, chemistry and physics at home, all with science labs, without any outside help from schools or co-ops. Not only did the colleges accept our science records, they also offered us great scholarships, including two full-tuition scholarships at my son’s first choice university!