Drill Sergeant Not Needed
I'll be glad to show you the easy way to calculate high school credits. You'll be amazed at how simple it is! No need for a scary-sounding boot camp, with sweating and tremendous effort while the Drill Sergeant is screaming at you.
Instead, calculating homeschool credits is more like getting a massage or eating chocolate. It's like "Ahhhhhh! That's better!" So let me take away that worry for you. You'll feel a lot more confident about homeschooling once you figure out the little trick to doing that it easily!
You can easily learn all the methods for determining high school credits!
Method 1: Credit for high school level work at any age
Method 2: Work completed at high school age
Method 3: College level work at any age
Method 4: Credit based on Demonstrated Expertise
Read this article online - High School Credits Easily Explained!
The article is actually Chapter 5 of my book "Setting the Records Straight: How to Craft Homeschool Transcripts and Course Descriptions for College Admission and Scholarships"
Let me know if this helps you!
The HomeScholar’s Total Transcript Solution will take the fear out of homeschool transcripts!
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Thanks Julieanne! I'm so glad you like it! You can find Julieanne's full review on her blog here: http://www.joyinourjourney.com/1/post/2012/09/lee-binz-book-giveaway-setting-the-records-straight.html.
Blessings,
Lee
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