Homeschooled students do not need a transcript.

Dd received her second acceptance. Florida State University - no scholarship info is available yet.

I think you are overthinking it. :) My primary goal is to help my children achieve their after high school goals. As their goals change from year to year, I change our plans to help them meet these new goals. As a generic goal, I look at what the local state university is going to require and try to stay near to those requirements.

That's the one I was trying to remember. Thanks!

I'm drawing a blank on the name of the school.

Dd 17 - new laptop computer (actually Christmas and birthday gift) Dd 15 - power tools Dd 11 - laptop computer - refurbished Ds 10 - drone They all chose what they wanted. Stockings/Santa will be new sheets for each of them and some small, fun items TBD.

Ds asked yesterday, "Should I make a card for the veterinarian for Veteran's Day?" :blushing:

I have recommended to my dd that she take the GRE this spring/summer. I never took it myself, but I have heard that the worst part is the gap in time between the student's last math class and the taking of the GRE. So much math that isn't often used tends to be forgotten. This would be especially true for my dd as it is already her weakest area. This spring she will take her last ever math class and so is needing recommendations on study materials for the GRE. Any great suggestions?

Dd 17 - Author, photographer, or a job in an advertising firm Dd 15 - Theater director, theater technician or actress Dd 12 - Chemical engineer, inventor, or coach Ds 10 - Building builder, boat builder, or coach

I would check again with the colleges you are considering. My dd will be graduating high school this year with 117 college credits and she is still considered a freshman (for application purposes) everywhere she has applied. So long as they are dual enrollment credits (and they all are) she doesn't lose her freshman status for scholarships, etc.

128,000 However, more than half (68,000) are college students.

Mine did Physical Science, online.

I also had a nine year gap when I wasn't working. I put co-op teacher and 4-H leader on my resume, though they are both volunteer positions.

Right now my ds 10 and dd 11 both have required school from 9:30 - 3:30. They also both have a 10 pm bedtime during the week. My highschoolers do their own thing in regards to school time and bedtime.

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I think we fall under the category of too much. My dd wants to row for Yale, I just try and keep her on that path until her plans change. :) Saxon Pre-algebra Alcamus Pre-algebra FLVS online General Science class weekly Science co-op MP First Form Latin VP self-paced online Medieval History History Odyssey Middle Ages Mapping the World with Art CNN daily student news Writing with Skill I Creative Writer I Spelling Power MCT Grammar Town Lightning Literature 7 Extracurricular: Competitive Rowing team Recreational Triathlon team Recreational soccer team 4-H

University of Tampa (Dean's Scholarship) Dd only wound up applying to three colleges. We should hear from the second college soon, but have to wait until March for the third.

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T-shirts (signed by the team members) pins bag tags flowers (this was gymnastics, probably works better for an all girl team than boys or mixed teams)

I wouldn't make a six year old participate in games in which he wasn't interested. I wouldn't let him sit out either. I would have him jog/walk laps during PE if he wasn't interested in the game. I would offer the same option to every child. Sitting isn't an option, but if the game isn't interesting, jogging is always available as a second choice.

My dd has all but one application in and she just received her first acceptance today! It is one of her safeties, but as she's my oldest, it is such a relief to know she is definitely getting in somewhere next year. We're the first in both my family and my husband's family to homeschool so I know both families are curious to know how it all ends. :D

I know UF requires 4 subject tests plus the SAT or ACT w/writing (from homeschoolers only.) Math (Level 2) Science Social Science Foreign Language Lots of local homeschoolers do not apply to UF for that reason. You can also meet this requirement with DE classes, which is what we chose to do.

Our U-10 is very supportive. Even the most competitive parents try and scale it back and stick to encouraging comments only. Our local travel team picks up the best/most competitive players though. I'm hoping U-12 is just as supportive, as my ds moved up to that level and starts practice sometime in the next week or two.

It is hard to compare apples to apples with the different states. I chose $1500 - $2000 for four children. But, that is because dual enrollment, the state virtual school and individual classes at the local high schools are all free. We utilize all three, especially the free dual enrollment.

It is taking my ds about 45 minutes with the fact practice and any corrections.