Homeschooling High School with College in Mind

Are you homeschooling high school or just thinking about it? Do you wonder if your homeschooled teen would get into college? No need to worry! Colleges are looking for motivated, self-starters, like our homeschooled teens.

This book is your Must have Guide to College for Homeschoolers and covers everything you need to help your teen get into the college of their choice. Recommended by Lessa Scherrer, a Certified College Counselor and a homeschooling mama of 3.  It is written in an easy-to-read fashion,as if you were just sitting down with the author and talking together over a cup of coffee or tea.

Homeschooling High School with College in Mind lays out 10 easy steps for going from high school to college. It covers everything from making your official homeschool transcripts like the colleges are used to seeing, writing your course descriptions and reference letters, plus everything else that is involved while having the fun of doing high school electives with your teen. 

This NEW edition includes NEW Chapters on the Common Application. Top Sources for College Scholarships, how to do SAT/ACT Prep, making your own Homemade Courses and more. High School Planning Printables are included in the book and are also available for download.

It is packed with additional information to make the whole college admission process easier. Learn how to showcase your student's accomplishments to the colleges, while keeping your nurturing homeschooling style front and center.

Betsy Sproger is the owner and writer at BJ's Homeschool and is a veteran homeschooler and blogger.  She homeschooled her 2e daughter from preK all the way to college.  

Her daughter was accepted into all of the colleges that she is applied to with scholarship offers, including a tier one University.  She studied at her top choice University and graduated with a B.A. in Communications, cum laude. 

Betsy's desire is to help parents homeschool high school and make the whole college application process easier and more accessible. She wants to help homeschooled teens reach for the stars and become all that they were meant to be.