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Why the PSAT really is a big deal!
Testing can strike fear in the mind of any student but if your homeschool student especially isn’t accustomed to test taking it can be an even bigger deal. -
Scholarships Ending In October, November, December 2019
Scholarships Ending in October 2019 4-H Youth in Action Amount: 4 Students, $5,000 per student Closing Date: October 21, 2019 Description: The 4-H Youth in -
Scholarships Ending in July, August, and September 2019
Scholarships Ending in July 2019 AAUW Lew Williams Scholarship and Leila Sulkes Scholarship Amount: $2,000 Closing Date: July 31, 2019 Description: The -
Scholarships Ending in April, May, and June 2019
Scholarships Ending in April 2019 A.R.S. Scholarships Sponsor: Armenian Relief Society of Eastern USA, Inc. Amount: Varies Closing Date: April 1, 2019 -
Top 7 Questions about the PSAT Test
1. What is the PSAT? The PSAT is known as the Preliminary SAT. It is also known as the PSAT/NMSQT® (National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) Below is -
Scholarships Ending in January, February, and March 2019
Scholarships Ending in January 2019: CollegeWeekLive Scholarship Sponsor: CollegeWeekLive, LLC Amount: $1,000 Closing Date: 11:59 Eastern Time on the last -
Scholarships Ending in November and December 2018
Scholarships Ending in November 2018 CollegeWeekLive Scholarship Sponsor: CollegeWeekLive, LLC Amount: $1,000 Closing Date: 11:59 Eastern Time on the last -
Infographic: Get A Debt Free College Education
Getting a debt-free college education isn’t a mystery. It takes a little planning and some extra effort, but it’s worth every minute! -
Focus Tips by Grade for the High School Homeschooler
With the beginning of the homeschool year underway there are certain things parents should keep in mind to kick off a productive (and hopefully fun) school -
College Life Series: Successful Steps From Homeschool to College
Ever wonder how homeschoolers make it into college? If you’re teaching a high school student at this time, college is likely on your mind. But, how do