Homeschooling for College Credit
Your guide to resourceful high school planning
When I started homeschooling 24 years ago, a lot of people had opinions about our children’s education. After you homeschool for a number of years, and it’s working well, you start to realize that non-traditional college options might be worth considering too. After all, you’ve already discovered that “one-size-fits-all-education” is a myth, what if “one-size-fits-all-college” is also a myth? Continue reading “What will they say?”
Two great good college credit sales happening today! Continue reading “2 Big Presidents’ Day Sales”
Continue reading “Changes to ASU Earned Admission”
Q: My daughter isn’t exactly sure what she’d like to get her degree in, but she’s a figure skater and has said she wants to coach figure skating. Any advice?
Continue reading “Question: Degree in Figure Skating?”
Minors taking college-level classes? You should think about whether or not they are ready.
Continue reading “Adult Content in College Classes”
I first did some research for a family member in 2015 and posted this info, but this method still works today, so it’s worth sharing again. Can you become a dentist without student loan debt? Absolutely!
Continue reading “Dental School without Debt”
Question: If your child started taking courses by the age of 13 and somehow finished college by 16, would you allow him/her to stop going to high school if they no longer wanted to go? Continue reading “Reader Question”
Do you love learning? When someone asks me that question, I always say yes. Actually, it’s more like YES! But over the past weeks I’ve started a new job, and it suddenly hit me that I don’t love learning- what I love is knowing. Continue reading “Learning is Hard”
You’ll read about teens finishing 1, 2, 3, or even 4 years of college in high school, but how does everyone go so fast? The traditional college student takes 6 years to earn a degree, so what’s going on? Continue reading “How does everyone go so FAST?”
