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  High School Requirements for Higher Education Goals and Infographic

  by Kerry Jones, Robin Richardson and Alicia Bodine When your child is ready to enter high school, it is important to begin to establish goals in order to
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  Standardized Tests for College Admissions: An Overview

  There are two main standardized tests used by most colleges, the SAT and the ACT. The SAT is administered by the College Board, a nonprofit organization.
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  Writing a College Admissions Essay

  Writing a college essay can be one of the most frightening high school experiences. In fact, one can never know what to expect from a college admissions
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  NCAA Eligibility and Homeschool Requirements

  Over the past decade homeschoolers have finally come into the recognition that they deserve. Individuals, colleges, universities, and even employers have
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  Homeschoolers Guide to Getting a GED

  The newest version of the GED test was updated in 2014. This test remains one of the leading methods of attaining a high school equivalency certificate. In
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  Homeschoolers and College

  With my son’s recent decision to attend the University of Mary Washington, now seems like a good time to brain dump on what we learned getting our first
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  Whatever You Do...Don't Put it Off!

  Getting ready for college isn’t an easy task for a high school student, but for the homeschooler it can be even more complicated. But, the good news
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  Tips for Homeschool Teens: Building Volunteer Hours

  Picture this: you’re an eleventh grade student scoping out colleges in or outside your area. You find one that looks like a great fit for you, do some
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  Prepare for the Visits: College Search

  Reprinted with permission from the blog: Confessions of an Organized Homeschool Mom OK, you’ve (hopefully) narrowed the list of to-be-visited
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  Up Your Chances

  Homeschooled students usually have a disadvantage when it comes to listing school activities and student leadership positions. Several organizations can