It's tempting to think that our goal is to get our children in to college. No, no! Our goal is that our children can get in AND afford to go to college. Getting admitted is only part of the problem!
Lots of parents find themselves in this situation at this time of year - they know the child is admitted, but
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How-to Training Courses
Quick Start : Christian Homeschool Success in High School
Beginner : Preparing to Homeschool High School - Live Convention Part 3/3
Intermediate : Simple Science for Homeschooling High School
Advanced : Upper Echelon
Encouragement : Jay Wile - Homeschooling: How and Why it Works
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Senior Year Step by Step
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Many parents feel anxious about homeschooling middle school. Parents can find themselves suddenly staring across the breakfast table at strangers. Delightfully compliant children can suddenly act out like surly teens with attitude. Thankfully, as homeschoolers, we can shape and mold our children through this process, even during bursts of hormonally-charged awkwardness.
You can relax and enjoy this season by, first,
Should you put your social security number on a college application? That is a very common question that I hear from parents.
Filling out college applications can be stressful for students and parents alike. One thing you don't need to stress about though, is whether or not you need to include your child's social security number. You are not legally required