HS4CC Live Class ($45)
Author: Jennifer Cook-DeRosa, M.S.
Executive Director of Homeschooling for College Credit
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Is your student 2 years out of high school with college credit but no degree?
Join Jennifer live as she explains a fantastic opportunity for ANY adult who graduated from high school 2 or more years ago and has not yet earned a degree. (Note this is NOT for teens Homeschooling for College Credit- you or your student must have graduated high school 2 or more years ago). This free event will give you the tools to do this on your own, or show you how to join our class working on this degree right now.
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HS4CC Question: Letters of Recommendation?
1 Free DE course all HS4CC 11/12th grades!
I’m thrilled we’ve been invited by Campus Scholars again to offer 1 free dual enrollment course to our entire HS4CC community!! Eligibility for this program requires the student be in grades 11 or 12 *and* age 15 or higher on day 1. No placement tests required.
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Build Your Own Homeschool CLEP® Class
Homeschooling for College Credit is excited to share our newest free guide with you! This 38-page guide allows you to create your own course that perfectly marries test prep with honors level homeschool class. Earn high school & college credit at once!
School of the Art Institute of Chicago to Offer Online DE
Special thanks to HS4CC moderator for sending this info to me! SAIC (ridiculously selective #2 ranked art school in the USA) is now offering limited dual enrollment for high school students. Currently, the majority of courses meet in person on Saturdays for local students, but there are 2 online options for this year that meet LIVE.
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When to take ENG101?
ENG101: Freshman College Composition 1. The big brick wall for some, the admissions ticket for others. This is actually not an easy question to answer for everyone “academically” but there are some big strategy questions you’ll want to think about as you grow your teen’s HS4CC program.
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1 Free DE course all HS4CC 11/12th grades!
I’m thrilled we’ve been invited by Campus.edu Scholars again to offer 1 free dual enrollment course to our entire HS4CC community!! Eligibility for this program requires the student be in grades 11 or 12 *and* age 15 or higher on day 1. No placement tests required. These courses are regionally accredited. (not ACE)
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Admission Test CLT Gets Approved in Florida
Sharing from CLT’s press release “We are pleased to share that minutes ago, Florida’s Board of Governors voted to approve the CLT as an accepted admissions test at all state public universities.”
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5 Prestigious Dual Enrollment Options
If you’re looking for highly prestigious dual enrollment, I’ve got 5 universities that will knock your socks off. Each of these programs are open to homeschooling students, for college credit, and taken as a distance learning student.
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HELP! What is Credly?
If your teen earns any college credit that isn’t directly coming from a college, you probably have to use Credly. Help! What is Credly? In this post, I’ll explain Credly very simply and in under 5 minutes.
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New Religious College DE Provider Added
We’ve added a new 4-year private dual enrollment university to our religious colleges list. Dallas International offers DE courses to students in grades 10-12 for $100 per credit. Details below.
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HS4CC Question: Academic Readiness?
Easy Points
Math Sequence Chart
This simple chart demonstrates when your math sequence can generate college credit alongside high school credit.
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Good to Know: CLEP Accommodations
YES! CLEP allows you to take accommodations when your student has disabilities.
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The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) of 1998 is a United States federal law. We comply with this law! Homeschooling for College Credit does not allow posting photos of teens age 13 or younger for any reason. You can read more about this important regulation here: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-312
Best Intro to Business Class?
Watch List: Expiring Courses Study.com
If your teen is taking courses from Study.com, take note of these dates. Between now and then we hope to see a renewal, but if we don’t, it’s possible that they won’t be worth college credit at your target college. Read more for details.
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Deadline Oct 16: The American Dream
If your teen is 18 years old or older, there is still time to pick up their free courses/certificate using the American Dream program. This program is going to end in 2024 and they have a deadline for new student enrollment listed as October 16, 2024. This is a FANTASTIC opportunity to earn a very expensive job credential for no money out of pocket. Details below.
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Watch List: Expiring AP® & CLEP® Exams
If your teen is taking one of these exams, take note. Between now and then we hope to see a renewal, but if we don’t, it’s possible that they won’t be worth college credit at your target college or that we’ll see a content revision. Read more for details.
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