Homeschooling Your Way to College

There’s a lot to know about what colleges are looking for from homeschoolers and how to portray their experiences and accomplishments as homeschool students.
Homeschooling Your Way to College
College admissions officers view homeschool applicants holistically, through test scores, letters of recommendations, extracurricular activities, and other factors—just as they do traditional applicants. Alexander Raths/Shutterstock
Barbara Danza
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Homeschooling parents tend to feel confident when it comes to guiding their children through the elementary years and even through the middle-school grades.
But when it comes to high school, the task of providing an education that will prepare their kids for college and maximize their opportunities for college admission cranks up the heat for a homeschool educator.
Barbara Danza
Barbara Danza
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Barbara Danza is a contributing editor covering family and lifestyle topics. Her articles focus on homeschooling, family travel, entrepreneurship, and personal development. She contributes children’s book reviews to the weekly booklist and is the editor of “Just For Kids,” the newspaper’s print-only page for children. Her website is Barbara-Danza.com
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