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How do homeschoolers get a diploma?
Students who are homeschooled through an umbrella school or correspondence program will generally receive a diploma from that institution. Similarly, students who are educated at home through a virtual charter school or online public school are granted diplomas through those programs.
Do you get a diploma when homeschooled?
First, you need to understand that homeschooling is administered state-by-state, and each state has its own laws governing homeschooling. That said, in general, homeschoolers get a diploma when their parents give them one. They do not typically receive a diploma from their school divisions or the state where they live.
Do you have to get a GED if your homeschooled?
Homeschoolers Do Not Need a GED for College Admission They should not require a GED® of your student. There are some colleges that allow a GED® as an option for those who do not provide either a transcript or portfolio. This option is intended to provide flexibility in the home school admission policy.
Does a home school diploma count?
If you're wondering whether your homeschooled student can receive a diploma, the answer is yes! As the parent, you've prescribed your child's course of study, and you can present a diploma that indicates he has successfully completed it.
What colleges accept homeschool diplomas?
Grove City College: International Conservative Think Tank. Viola University: Premier Philosophy and Apologetics. University of Dallas: A Catholic Approach to Great Books. Hillsdale College: A Citadel of Conservatism. Liberty University: A Big Baptist School with Options.
Is it harder for homeschoolers to get into college?
On average, homeschoolers had 14.7 college credits, versus 6.0 credits for traditional school students. Homeschooled students do very well in college: Throughout their college careers, students from a homeschooled background tend to do better than traditional students.
Is it hard to get into college if you're homeschooled?
To be sure, homeschooled applicants are much less common than their traditionally educated counterparts. This has given rise to the idea that it is more difficult, or even impossible, for homeschooled students to gain admission to the nation's top universities.
Do colleges want homeschoolers?
All colleges actively recruit public, private, and homeschooled students. Marketing to students has become a big part of the college admissions game. Colleges want applications from as many qualified applicants as possible. Colleges aren't just targeting homeschoolers, they are targeting any student who will apply.
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