The 25 Gifts of Homeschooling: The Gift of the Love of Learning

If you have a child in high school and are beginning to look at colleges, you will soon discover there are three different options for applying. The first is the good old fashioned way – applying directly to each college using their college application form. Second is using the Common Application. Third, which is relatively new, is using the Coalition Application.

 
Don't get caught up in the AP hype. You don't need a million APs in high school . In fact, you really shouldn't have too many  APs . All tests and no fun make a dull teen. A recent study of 400,000 entrants to about 100 colleges proves that high school sanity reigns supreme.

How Many APs should your student take? Here are

There you are, homeschooling the normal and natural way, not worrying about grade levels. And, then, BAM! Someone asks you that question. "What grade is your child in?" 

After all, when your child is younger, how can you really tell what grade they are in? Because they could be in 5th grade math, 8th grade spelling, and using a 7th

Perhaps, like me, paying for college is a huge and scary concern for you. I did my research, and thankfully my children both earned full tuition scholarships to their first choice university. I'm not the only one, either. I've been giving parents scholarship-winning transcript tips for over a dozen years.

 I've collected the most impactful tips in my next free class.