“Don’t take any more CLEP exams. You’re wasting time and money.” That’s the shocking advice that my daughter recently received from her academic advisor at the local community college. What would make her say that?! Read on.
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Some of your teens will earn a certificate, diploma, or degree while still in high school. This process usually requires some action on your part as well as your teen’s. Answers to these frequently asked questions will help!
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Did you know that if you don’t have a current subscription with Sophia you can still start working on the homework? Did you know you can work at your own pace while still only paying $99 for your class? In the HS4CC inactive account strategy, you’ll learn how to make the most of your enrollment period.
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The only way to guarantee a credit is applied as you predict is to lock in the college catalog. In this post, I’ll explain what that means and how to do it!
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Transfer tools and websites like Transferology are great when you know how to use them! In this post, I’ll explain how to get the most out of these resources for your HS4CC program.
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“I always hear that the grade your child gets in dual enrollment stays with them forever. But what if the parent chose not to report it on transcript? How does the school he/she is applying to know?”
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Learning the lingo is super helpful as your teen begins learning college credit. Here are a few “admissions” terms that will get you up to speed on and on the same page with your teen’s target college.
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MANY of you are taking advantage of dual enrollment college options in high school. Resourceful high school planning is the backbone of Homeschooling for College Credit. Today’s tip centers around choosing your dual enrollment college.
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