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To: PokerGod
We moved on to the Community College when our daughter was 16 and she didn't have to take any tests, nada. The school assigned me as her counselor and I signed all her scheduling and what not. She was considered dual enrolled in HS and college.

Like other homeschool parents, at one point right before she finished her coursework at the community college, I printed out her HS diploma and moved her on. Oh, I did do one smart thing, because she was still considered in high school at the time of enrollment, she didn't have to take ACT or SAT--by the time she went to a 4 year college, she was already established and considered a transfer student; therefore they didn't require any testing either. She has a great GPA and is extremely active. She is age 18 now and a Jr. in college.

65 posted on 01/07/2005 3:10:49 AM PST by Pure Country
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To: Pure Country

My son is an 18 yo junior in college as well, but because of the sequencing of his courses he will be a senior for at least two years before he graduates. Of course, his situation does free him to take a lot of courses outside his major for fun to keep his number of credits up to full time.


188 posted on 01/14/2005 9:44:23 PM PST by aberaussie
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