Summary: A step by step guide to homeschooling your college bound teen. "homeschoolhighschool" "getintocollege"
Are your homeschooled teens interested in college?
This article has been published on the iHomeschool Network.
It is full of tips and helps for getting into college as a homeschooler.
To reach my article on applying to college as a homeschooler, click on the link below:
Be encouraged!! My teen got into each of the colleges she applied to, with scholarship offers.
If you missed that link, here it is again. The Nervous Mom's Guide to College is here.
Feel free to send me your questions, too.
More tips on getting into college as a homeschooler, plus how to plan your high school at home are in my frugal book below.
This book includes:
>Chapter 1 - How to Start Homeschooling if you are New to Homeschooling
>Chapter 2 - 101 Reasons to Homeschool High School
>Chapter 3 - Researching and Getting Started
Chapter 4 - Planning High School and Making a 4 Year Plan
>Chapter 5 - Choosing Your High School Curriculum
>Chapter 6 - Three Ways to High School Credit
>Chapter 7 - Making Your Teen's Transcripts
>Chapter 8 - 100 High School Electives
>Chapter 9 - Making Homemade Courses
>Chapter 10 - Writing a Winning College Essay
>Chapter 11 - Course Descriptions and Reference Letters
>Chapter 12 - The Common Application
>Chapter 13 - Preparing Your Teen for College Writing
>Chapter 14 - Dealing with College Testing SAT/ACT
>Chapter 15 - Top Sources for College Scholarships
>Chapter 16 - Dealing with “Those Questions” from Others
>Chapter 17 - Don’t Forget the FUN!
>Chapter 2 - 101 Reasons to Homeschool High School
>Chapter 3 - Researching and Getting Started
Chapter 4 - Planning High School and Making a 4 Year Plan
>Chapter 5 - Choosing Your High School Curriculum
>Chapter 6 - Three Ways to High School Credit
>Chapter 7 - Making Your Teen's Transcripts
>Chapter 8 - 100 High School Electives
>Chapter 9 - Making Homemade Courses
>Chapter 10 - Writing a Winning College Essay
>Chapter 11 - Course Descriptions and Reference Letters
>Chapter 12 - The Common Application
>Chapter 13 - Preparing Your Teen for College Writing
>Chapter 14 - Dealing with College Testing SAT/ACT
>Chapter 15 - Top Sources for College Scholarships
>Chapter 16 - Dealing with “Those Questions” from Others
>Chapter 17 - Don’t Forget the FUN!
Thanks for stopping by BJ's Homeschool,
Betsy
Betsy homeschooled her now college grad from preschool through high school. Her teen loved that she had multiple offers for college acceptance with scholarship offers. Betsy blogs at BJ's Homeschool, about high school, college and the early years, too. She offers homeschool help at BJ's Consulting, and loves meeting with homeschool families.