Hana from Texas asks: Can you use AP study guides for CLEP tests? Would you recommend or not?
Answer: When I first started preparing for my CLEP tests in 2006, I used a lot of AP study guides, but not anymore. Continue reading “AP Guides for CLEP?”
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Temporary Homeschooling: The Least you Need To Know
Has your family been forced into homeschooling due to the Coronavirus? You’re not alone! Public schools across the country are closed, and millions of students are now learning at home. What is the LEAST you need to know? Continue reading “Temporary Homeschooling: The Least you Need To Know”
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Florida & Arizona HS4CC Opportunity
Embry-Riddle is offering a once-in-a-lifetime dual enrollment opportunity for those of you living in Florida or Arizona!! Continue reading “Florida & Arizona HS4CC Opportunity”
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AP Exams Online for 2020
Latest from College Board for upcoming AP exams: they will be offered online. Continue reading “AP Exams Online for 2020”
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3 Books on Paper
I know, I know…. this is the tech age! But if you’re feeling a little teched-out during this pandemic, I have 3 book suggestions you can read ON PAPER! While I would normally send you to your public library, these are all good enough to own. I’ll tell you why…
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DSST exams: CLOSED through April 16
Per Prometric DSST: To help contain the potential spread of COVID-19 and to ensure the safety of candidates and our staff, Prometric has made the decision close our U.S. and Canadian test centers until April 16th. Continue reading “DSST exams: CLOSED through April 16”
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Homeschooling for College Credit During Coronavirus
While many of us are sheltering in place, I’m happy to share some AMAZING opportunities for your teens to earn A LOT of college credit at home RIGHT NOW during this pandemic. These options are available to any teen-even temporary homeschoolers! Continue reading “Homeschooling for College Credit During Coronavirus”
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Hospitality Degree for Under 10k
One of my sons is graduating from Charter Oak State College in a few weeks with a Bachelor of Science degree. His concentration is in “Hospitality & Management” by taking advantage of their “Individualized Studies” option. Since Hospitality degrees are always expensive, I wanted to share how he earned this degree for under $10,000. Continue reading “Hospitality Degree for Under 10k”
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UPDATE: SAT and AP testing
The College Board is canceling the May 2, SAT administration. Makeup exams for the March 14 administration (scheduled March 28) are also canceled. Registered students will receive refunds. The ACT college admissions test scheduled for April 4 is rescheduled for June 13.
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Using the Common App this year?
The Common App is a popular college application tool that many of you complete for college admissions. If your 12th grader is using the Common App, here are some important updates you need to know about: Continue reading “Using the Common App this year?”
