The College Launch Solution will teach you everything you need to position your high school student to receive the best possible admission and scholarship awards, and then help them succeed throughout college and into their career ... all at a very homeschool friendly price!
The quality of a student's high school record is the most important factor in college admission decisions. Most colleges require, request, or appreciate course descriptions. You can be confident you have done all in your power to both provide your child with a great education and also convince colleges they are worthy of admission and scholarships! Let me show you how!
Learn why "old-fashioned" homeschooling is still your best bet for growing passionate learners! Homeschool independently and take your life back! Instead of a "one-size-fits-all" assembly-line education, choose the freedom to teach your children at their pace and consistent with your values. Pursue happiness while homeschooling, instead of pursuing the busyness so common in our society.
Your sweet son or daughter can “ace” college admission tests by doing the very best they can do, according to their ability. Your child’s score simply needs to be better than most applicants at the college where they apply. Here are tips to help them perform their best!
Welcome to The HomeScholar College Bound Reading List. The following selection of books are drawn from a variety of different reading lists, and represent the books that we at The HomeScholar are both familiar with and feel comfortable recommending.
If you have ever faced resistance about a writing assignment, you are in for a treat! You haven't experienced trouble until you try to get your teen to write their college admission essays. This article will teach you how to succeed without resorting to violence!
You can be successful at finding college scholarships for your homeschooled children, even with “normal” kids. The key is that you need to start thinking about scholarships now, when your children are in middle school or early high school, so you can start some simple projects that will pay huge dividends. You can earn scholarships, even if you have humble homeschoolers. Let me explain how.
Senior year is complicated, but not difficult! Let’s do a quick checkup to make sure you are prepared for the tasks of senior year. Remember, the goal of senior year is completing college applications. The difficulty is that applying to college is a “process” and not a “moment.” Applications are not difficult, but they are very time consuming. Letters of recommendation are not hard; they just take time to acquire. The whole process takes a lot of time to complete.
Grab your teen and join me as I share the secrets I used to get two 4-year full-tuition scholarships from the my kid's first choice university in the same year. This is the same strategy I have used to help families who have gone on to get even larger scholarships that we did! This is a presentation that you can't afford to miss!
