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How do homeschooled kids get into University?

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ummm above pretty much says what im asking!

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  1. im not sure

    But im not homeschooled

    so i dont know


  2. they apply like everyone else.  they have ACT and SAT scores.  they have entrance essays.  they just don't have grades.  no big deal.

  3. testings.

  4. act or sat test and they have different entry standers for home schooled kids

  5. Your question as I understood is half the way.  However, I can tell you in India, there are a number of reputed Universities &Educational Institutions where you can get admissions for higher studies without having formal education on certain  norms under "OPEN UNIVERSITY"/SCHOOL schemes. You may explore the possibility to avail this. I am unable to proceed further in this regard without knowling the place/Country  where  you reside.

  6. When you serious about something, do not ask here.

    Cool.......

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  7. You must be a BLONDE cause that was a stupid Question.

    P.S. They ether pay or dont go!

    P.S.2 U R ADUCK

  8. Because they can PASS the Pre-entrance exams !  My grandson graduated , at the age of 17, with high scores.  They still have to pass the State Tests, & maybe take a night course, to get whatever subject they need.    Home-schoolers doesn't get to slack off, but they have the One-on-one that they need.

  9. while i wouldn't choose this as a parent for reasons I'm not going to get into- home school kids tend to be much better educated then others.they have no problem getting into college

  10. apply like everyone else.

  11. Take the SAT's and the ACT's and if you happen to get score then your good to go... harvard here you come!!

    umm above pretty much says what im saying

  12. u have 2 take sats and apply 2 skools

  13. they apply

  14. they're given an exam that shows they learned all they need to know, just like every other school-going teen.

  15. the same way it seems that anyone else would, This is a site someone gave on here that tells it all http://www.homeschoolinganswers.info

  16. they can still get things like there GED and take the ACT which can get u into a college

  17. Home school kids get into University just like any other kids, they take test through out their school year, Keep everything from High school, test score writing samples, call the school and ask them what they need before your child go to high school or you can go through connection academy.com they teach your child just like a real school but it is at home they send you everything you need and it is free, if you need a pc they send you one everything books is free, and they keep their records and you can by pass everything on your own, they send you teacher guides to its pretty cool, and they get to go to collage,

  18. Many universities understand that homeschooled kids are better able to think independently and manage their time to effectively complete their collegiate level coursework.  Performing on the SATs or ACTs is just as important.  Some homeschooled kids take college level courses in high school, as well.  For example, it's not uncommon for a 16 year old homeschooled student to take college Algebra, Trig, or Calculus I at a local community college.   The college level transcripts, in these cases, are far beyond anything that publicly educated kids will have.  There are also online programs that offer accredited diplomas for homeschooled students who follow the curriculum.  We use a Catholic program called Seton Home Study.  It is optional for the parents to record and submit all tests and grades so that an official transcript can be kept for their homeschooled children.  Upon completion of the high school program, diplomas are issued (some kids even go to the graduation ceremonies).

  19. Most universities have special policies set up on how to deal with home-schooled applicants. Here's an interesting article to read about it...  http://www.venturacountystar.com/news/20...

    Home-schooled students do have to rely heavily on testing and application essays.  They also have to provide a detailed transcript of the classes they take.  It will be more difficult for universities to evaluate those transcripts because there is nothing to compare it with, so they definitely have to shine on essays and exams. Also, because home-schooled students cannot provide recommendation from professors, they need to prove themselves through personal interviews and some schools will accept personal references.

    In other words (contrary to popular belief on here): HOME-SCHOOLED KIDS DO NOT GET INTO SCHOOL THE SAME WAY OTHERS DO!!! IT IS DIFFERENT FOR THEM.

  20. Take the test needed to get in and do well, as for grades and that sort, I believe you might have to have an interview to demonstrate your applied knowledge.

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