Homeschooled
High Schoolers
& College Info

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What about high school and homeschool?

Is is possible to homeschool through high school?
Yes! More and more families are homeschooling their
teenagers and having great success.

It IS very important for homeschoolers to PREPARE
and to get started early on their path to college. By
checking ahead and becoming knowledgable about college
requirements, a homeschooler can be more than
adequately prepared.

Here you will find resources for the homeschooling high
schooler who has an interest in attending college. Financial
aid and scholarship information is also contained here and please
remember to apply early and to check the requirements
in advance.

Yahoo's Scholarship Page

Colleges, Universities and Scholarships
The Colleges, Universities and Scholarships Page is designed
to offer college bound students, parents, and counselors easy
access to information on colleges and universities throughout
the United States, free scholarship and financial aid searches,
SAT and ACT test preparation tips, and more.

The Colleges and Universities Page:
College and university admissions office email addresses
and phone numbers, financial aid office email addresses,
and links to college and university home pages and
online applications.

U.S. News Online: Colleges & Careers
find a college or grad school, see the national rankings,
apply online, find a scholarship, and discover what
the best jobs are.

CollegeEdge
including college search tool and expert advice and guidance.
Online applications including the Common Application.

Karl M. Bundayhas an excellent web-site with information on colleges that have accepted
homeschoolers. Karl points to an online article written by Bruce Hammond, Homeschooled College
Applicants On the Rise which gives several keys to success for homeschool applicants.

The College Board Online has a great web-site "The Path from Homeschool to College." This
site contains helpful information on planning for college, transcripts, SAT'S, college interviews,
and much more.

Cafi Cohen has written a book called "And What About College?" Her web-site is especially helpful
for those who are homeschooling teens. She has a very interesting page on "College Admissions
Policies - Good News & Bad News."