As of 2021, the College Board made two immediate changes that affect high school testing.
1. The College Board will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests®.
2. The College Board will no longer offer the essay portion of the SAT® Test.
What does this mean to you?
1. Some colleges will still want some outside documentation.
High schools have
Don't you wish there was a book called "Getting Your Teen to Sleep at Night" or perhaps "7 Highly Effective Sleep Habits of Healthy Teens"? There just HAS to be a way to help your teenager sleep better AND teach them good sleep habits.
In the medical field, choosing healthy sleep is called "sleep hygiene" but who cares what it's called?
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Some colleges say they don't need homeschool course descriptions for admission, but most colleges will request or appreciate course descriptions. (Spoiler alert: writing prompts to follow!) Some colleges might even require them. A wise homeschool parent will maximize scholarships by writing homeschool course descriptions for the core classes, electives, and delight directed learning credits that their homeschooled student earn..
A student's homeschool high school record is the