What are your Homeschooling for College Credit goals for 2022? As you may know, I still have one son at home who I’m Homeschooling for College Credit, so as I urge you to make goals, I’m making them, too!
Earning even 1 college credit puts your teen ahead. If you haven’t started, make this your year!
Here are some posts I’ve written about getting started – what are you waiting for?
WATCH NOW: Homeschooling for College Credit 101
HS4CC 101 In this session, Jennifer Cook-DeRosa gives you a “crash course” in the principles of Homeschool for College Credit. You’ll learn the basics of how college enrollment works, what types of college credit are available, how to compare college credit types, and how to find and use our community resources. Watch Now (1 hour)
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Insider Tip: Choosing Your First ASU Course
Trying to decide which EA course to start with from ASU’s EA Course lineup?
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CLEP in Your Homeschool: 12 Steps for the Beginner
One of the best ways for your teen to earn college credit in high school is to incorporate CLEP exams into your planning. If you’re nervous about getting started, these 12 steps will get you up and running. CLEP is a credit-by-exam that allows your student to demonstrate their knowledge of a subject and earn…
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Homeschool Subjects & CLEP Depth
CLEP is a fantastic addition to any homeschool program. For parents that want to plan a lot of inexpensive (free) college credit into their teen’s high school program, you’ll want to understand the depth of knowledge needed of various exams. CLEP exams can be sorted into 2 depth piles: individual subjects or cumulative subjects: Knowing the…
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Dual Enrollment 101
You keep hearing about dual enrollment, but what is it exactly? Hardly available five years ago, dual enrollment is hot now and growing in popularity. High school students enrolled in a dual enrollment program are “double-dipping” a course for high school and college credit. As an example, a student may take English 101 at the…
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