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Homeschool Test Preparation for College Admission Tests
When your child is working hard on studying for college admission tests, like the SAT® or ACT®, you may be accumulating enough hours to make this a class, and put it on your child's transcript. Let me provide some simple do's and don'ts for using test prep and putting it on a homeschool transcript.
… Read MorePlease note that as of January 2021, The College
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[Free eBook] Finding A College You Love
… Read MoreFinding a college is like trying to find the "love of your life." When you have narrowed down your selection of colleges to a few candidate schools, it's time for a visit. Keep in mind that you are trying to find the "love of your life." You would not immediately marry a person without first getting acquainted. Similarly, visiting is an
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Why I Do Not Recommend Weighting Grades
I don't recommend weighting grades. It makes it harder for colleges, and colleges tend to like you more if you make their job easier. Here is the problem, every high school has a different policy on weighting grades.
For an "Honors" or AP class, some high schools will add 1.0 to the grade - so the highest grade possible is a 5.0… Read More -
June Gold Care Club Update
Here is the June Gold Care Club update. Find out what new classes are available for you to use in your homeschool.
… Read MoreNew for this month for the Gold Care Club update:
How To Training Courses
Quick Start: Homeschool High School Excellence
Beginner: Preparing to Homeschool High School - Live Convention Part 2/3
Intermediate: Junior Year
Advanced: Admission Policies Demystified
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