Home School Legal Defense (HSLDA) does a wonderful job of explaining what it means to be a homeschool friendly college. In general, a homeschool friendly college is one that treats a homeschool applicant the same as a public school applicant.
Your child would be requested to take the exact same tests as any other student – more tests are not required of a homeschool applicant. Some colleges say they are homeschool friendly, when in reality they have “hoops” that we have to jump through.
Read my article What is a Homeschool Friendly College?
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Home School Legal Defense (HSLDA) does a wonderful job of explaining what it
means to be a homeschool friendly college. In general, a homeschool
friendly college is one that treats a homeschool applicant the same as a
public school applicant. Your child would be requested to take the exact
same tests as any other student – more tests are not required of a
homeschool applicant. Some colleges say they are homeschool friendly, when
in reality they have “hoops” that we have to jump through.
means to be a homeschool friendly college. In general, a homeschool
friendly college is one that treats a homeschool applicant the same as a
public school applicant. Your child would be requested to take the exact
same tests as any other student – more tests are not required of a
homeschool applicant. Some colleges say they are homeschool friendly, when
in reality they have “hoops” that we have to jump through.
Read the article
What is a Homeschool Friendly College?
http://www.thehomescholar.com/what-is-a-homeschool-friendly-college.php
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