Career questions tagged homeschool
this isn't really a career question but is at the same time?
My parents decided to homeschool me when I got out of 6th grade bc of my mental health decreasing very bad. But I don't wanna be homeschooled and since being homeschooled its just got worse. The homeschooling program I'm using doesn't provide any extra credits threw highschool and I want to get as much possible for college I've been able to keep my gppa at a 3.8 but that's not enough for me. How old do I have to be able to enroll myself back in public school or am I able to do that at all?
What is the best way to balance work and applying for scholarships If I spend so much time applying for scholarships and might not win any, would I be better off using that time to work? ?
I am a senior in high school through a traditional homeschooling program. I play varsity baseball and plan to work full-time in the summer when I am added to the insurance policy on my parents' car.
Will me being homeschooled be a disadvantage when trying to get into college?
Ive heard that some colleges prefer homeschoolers... i was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on this. :)
What are some things to start doing during summer in order to prepare for the upcoming school year? How do stay motivated and consistent throughout the school year? How do I make a comfortable environment for myself?
Currently homeschooled. I'm am ways losing interest in my classes, and end up completing them just to get it done and out of the way.
How can a homeschool student explore different careers?
My family recently moved, and our new hometown doesn't have as many resources for homeschoolers as our previous one. My brother is gradating next year, and I want to help him explore different careers and make a good decision. What are ways for him to explore careers in a first hand experience and network with professionals?
Do students from private or public schools have a high chance of getting into selective colleges?
I'm considering transfering out of my high school, a private high school, but I am wondering if it will hurt me later on. I want to be homeschooled and get my education through an online high school to graduate early. But will that affect my chances of getting into a very selective school such as NYU, Cornell, or Columbia University? Will kids graduating from a non-online school have a better shot at admissions then I will? #homeschool #private school #college-admissions #college
Do home schooled students have as good a chance of being accepted to colleges as kids in traditional schools?
I am homeschooled and I read once that some colleges are skeptical about transcripts from home schooled students. I worry about being accepted because my ACT score isn't great. #homeschool