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		<title>Homeschool High School &#8211;  Will a Perfectionist Do Well in Community College?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dual enrollment (that is, enrollment in high school and college at the same time,) may not be the best option for homeschoolers, especially if your child has perfectionist tendencies. A common pattern works something like the following.
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