Homeschooling for College Credit
Your guide to resourceful high school planning
Are you following us as we listen together to the new podcast from Ramsey Solutions called Borrowed Future? The link to the podcast is posted below, and you have to carve out time this afternoon to listen when you decide NOT to borrow for college, everything changes. Step 3: Prove it!
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Good morning Homeschooling for College Credit! I’m super excited to share that Sophia has given us a fantastic coupon code! This is their best deal which is 3 courses for $297. How to best use this code in your homeschool, see deal ideas below. Code: HS4CCSOPHIA
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Are you following us as we listen together to the new podcast from Ramsey Solutions called Borrowed Future? The link to the podcast is posted below, and you have to carve out time this afternoon to listen when you decide NOT to borrow for college, everything changes. Step 2: Resisting Peer Pressure
Continue reading “Listening Party: Borrowed Future Ep. 2”
Wow, just wow. Did you get a chance to hear the new show from Ramsey Solutions called Borrowed Future? The link to the podcast is posted below, and you have to carve out time this afternoon to listen when you decide NOT to borrow for college, everything changes. Step 1: Homeschool for College Credit.
Continue reading “Listening Party: Borrowed Future Ep. 1”
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Our Pennsylvania families trying to Homeschool for College Credit have missed out on some of my favorite credit options because they don’t have access to free or reduced dual enrollment tuition UNTIL NOW! Finally, I have some good news for our PA families!
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Degree planning, in contrast to high school planning, is when your teen’s courses are selected to meet the requirements for a college degree. Resourceful high school planning, something we’re especially focused on here, is considering those requirements while your teen is still in high school and thoughtfully injecting college credit into your homeschool program where it makes sense. Since planning a high school diploma is already a big job for most of us, degree planning can feel unachievable. In this 4-part series, I’d like to talk more with you about degree planning. Continue reading “Degree Planning 101 (part 4)”
PART 3 of 4
Degree planning, in contrast to high school planning, is when your teen’s courses are selected to meet the requirements for a college degree. Resourceful high school planning, something we’re especially focused on here, is considering those requirements while your teen is still in high school and thoughtfully injecting college credit into your homeschool program where it makes sense. Since planning a high school diploma is already a big job for most of us, degree planning can feel unachievable. In this 4-part series, I’d like to talk more with you about degree planning. Continue reading “Degree Planning 101 (part 3)”
If you’re planning more than one AP exam this academic year (2019-2020) you’ll want to make sure your subjects are not going to “bump” into each other at test time. This year’s conflict list contains 22 exams that occupy 11 time slots! Since your teen can only take 1 exam per time slot, don’t make the shocking mistake of studying for 2 subjects in the same time slot. The AP Exam conflict list appears below. Continue reading “AP Conflict List for 2020”
PART 2 of 4
Degree planning, in contrast to high school planning, is when your teen’s courses are selected to meet the requirements for a college degree. Resourceful high school planning, something we’re especially focused on here, is considering those requirements while your teen is still in high school and thoughtfully injecting college credit into your homeschool program where it makes sense. Since planning a high school diploma is already a big job for most of us, degree planning can feel unachievable. In this 4-part series, I’d like to talk more with you about degree planning. Continue reading “Degree Planning 101 (part 2)”
