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South Carolina Wins the Wacky GPA Prize!

South Carolina Wins the Wacky GPA Prize!
South Carolina Wins the Wacky GPA Prize! And the winner is... South Carolina Public Schools! They get the prize for the silliest, most nonsensical grading scale conversion! Do not be fooled - this is NOT a requirement for homeschoolers. This is a public school grading scale, not a reason for more gray hairs, ladies.My intention is NOT to make fun of a public school system or anything, but let's take a look at it and enjoy...
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Guest — Lee
This article is written for homeschooling parents who do not need to play the weighting game. The point of the article is that all... Read More
Friday, 02 September 2016 09:55
Guest — SCAbby
Hi Lee, Being a student partaking in public South Carolina studies, I would like to point out a few things. I myself have be... Read More
Friday, 02 September 2016 09:43
Guest — Kim Andrysczyk
It's also possible to include both the weighted and unweighted GPA's on the transcript. I say, open all the doors of opportunity p... Read More
Friday, 24 June 2016 06:29
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Lee Binz

Human Error: Admission Staff Misunderstands Homeschooling

Human Error: Admission Staff Misunderstands Homeschooling
Don't be surprised if some colleges have a misunderstanding about homeschoolers.  College admission personnel have a lot on their plate. There are rules, regulations, urgent issues, and heart-wrenching decisions to make. I can imagine it's a difficult job, and probably hard to keep up with all the details.  I'm sure that to some people, homeschooling might seem like a detail they don't need to understand.  Of course, if their lack of understanding has a negative impact...
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