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I was homeschooled nearly all my life. I homeschooled through most of elementary school and all of high school. I can answer questions on meeting friends, support groups, curriculum choices, and anything else relating to homeschooling. Ask me - I'ved LIVED what I`m talking about.
My first experiance with learning was reading in the first grade, taught by my mom. For high school, my learning was a mixture of homeschool group classes, self-taught class work, and one-on-one teaching by my parents. I was able to skip 2nd and 8th grades with my homeschooling education. After I graduated high school at the age of 16, I went to college and graduated "Magna Cum Laude" in 4 years with two degrees - BA in Psychology and BA in French. I was the "Psychology Major of the Year" and winner of "Award for Achievement in French" during the senior year of my college. I worked between 15-25 hours a week in college in a variety of jobs. I spent my sophomore year abroad in France studying French (I took two years of French and 1 year of Latin in high school).
I definately think homeschooling is superior to ANY other type of schooling.
I look forward to homeschooling my own children one day.
Yes you CAN graduate from high school as a homeschooler! And yes, colleges WANT homeschoolers to go to their college!
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Dear Renata, Absolutely you can homeschool yourself to finish your education. Australia has a national homeschooling association that can help you understand what resources are available, what the regulations
Dear Elaine, No, you are not at a disadvantage for being a homeschooler. In fact, colleges see many advantages for admitting homeschoolers. In general, homeschool kids tend to be more mature, have good
Dear Tara, Well, it appears you have two options. 1. Start your own official school. I cannot help you there as you will have to meet state and federal regulations. I would recommend you consult
HI Bella, WOW. You crammed so many questions - be prepared for a very long answer! First things first. You need to look up what the laws are for your state. You can do this at www.hslda.org. The
Dear Phil, I'm not sure what you mean by school certificate. Is that a transcript proving that you've completed classes and the grades you received? Overall, I'm not sure that you can do two years in
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