Why Homeschool College?

Homeschooling is usually a better option than public schooling—this applies to high school, and even to college!

What—homeschool college? Is there really such a thing, and if so, why would we want to do it?

I can’t think of any place that works harder to change the values of young people than a public college. And they charge you for the privilege! Freshmen in particular receive tremendous pressure to toe the politically correct ideological line.

Homeschooling College can save you thousands of dollars, by testing out of classes and taking AP, CLEP and DANTES tests.

In most cases, Homeschooling College can get you college credit that is worth just as much as credit you get at a public college.

You save yourself a lot of time and aggravation. You can tailor make your college education, just like in lower grades.

Most young people can be ready for college level classes before the age of eighteen. Once you have enough college credit accumulated, you will be able to enroll in a university, if you wish, as an adult learner—which means you might not have to take SAT, ACT, or entrance exams. Even more important, you will not be burdened with the all too common poor quality, biased freshman courses.

If you are high school age, pick your favorite subject, and start studying at a college level. What are you waiting for? If you like homeschooling, you might love Homeschooling College.

Check into non-traditional methods for reducing college costs and graduating early. Look into ways students have received college credit for life experience such as extensive unit studies, portfolio evaluations, internships, travel, and ministry work. For information on credit for prior learning and life experience credit, check out http://www.nationalponsi.org/ and http://www.collegeispossible.org/ .

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