Liberty University School of Education doctoral candidate seeks homeschool participants for a graduate research study.
Homeschool Participants Needed for Graduate Research
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10 Graduation Gifts That Inspire
Celebrate this joyous, major milestone by giving one or more of these graduation gifts that inspire!
GAP Year Missionary Internship Programs
Gap year missions opportunities in Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
PhotographyTalk Scholarship
PhotographyTalk will select one student to receive a $1,000 scholarship based on their winning essay or video submission.
National Debt Relief STEM Scholarship
National Debt Relief is offering a scholarship for students interested in STEM majors.
2018 BluePay STEM Scholarship
The BluePay STEM Scholarship is for students majoring in science, technology, engineering, and math who may also be interested in business and finance.
The Kaplan Group Scholarship for Business and Law Students
The Kaplan Group is offering a $1,000 scholarship for business and law students.
Wise Words About Money for High School Graduates
A fun quiz tests users on their knowledge of who said what wise words about money.
Choosing the Best Paying Majors
Student debt and highest vs. lowest paid college majors.
A Homeschooler’s Guide to e-Portfolios
Portfolios are an ideal way for homeschoolers to document their personal, academic, and professional development.
How to Build an e-Portfolio on LinkedIn
This isn’t your Dad’s LinkedIn!
College Out of the Box
How a student can finish high school and college at the same time – for under $ 6,000!
To Become an Entrepreneur or to Get a Job?
Once you make your way through college and graduate, you need to decide what you will be doing in the professional environment.
Update (and Goodbye) from McKennaugh
I can hardly believe how much different my life is now; how different my dreams are; how different I am!
Who Should Opt for a Management Course?
Finishing a course from a renowned management institute can be greatly rewarding not just from the knowledge point of view but also from long term success in the job world.
Fasting: Student Edition, by Jentezen Franklin
Libbi’s Nonfiction Book Review Do you want to supercharge your relationship with God, and make your spiritual life come alive? Then Jentezen Franklin’s Fasting: Student edition is the book for you. With helpful, and biblical insights, Jentezen makes this book a spiritual (and physical) renovator. Fasting is often overlooked, or, more honestly, ignored. No one likes […]
Homeschool Graduate Receives $80,000 Scholarship
Mesa, AZ – Nikelle Mackey, a 22-year-old Mesa Community College Art student, was recently awarded the Presidential Scholarship at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, FL. She was ranked in the top one percent and selected out of 1400 total applicants. The Presidential Scholarship, the highest award given at Ringling College, will provide […]
Leanne Albillar
Leanne Marie Albillar is a talented young lady with a unique combination of leadership skills and creative ability. She was born in Richmond, Virginia, but grew up on a ranch in the Arizona desert. An only child, she was raised in a nurturing environment with the undivided love and attention of her parents, who homeschooled […]
Peter Olsen
Peter Olsen, one of our regular Homeschooling Teen contributors, graduated on May 13 from Paradise Valley Community College with Highest Distinction as a member of the Honors Program and Phi Theta Kappa. Peter received both an Associate in Arts degree and a certificate in Web Design. He is also enrolled at Mesa Community College where […]
A Homeschooler’s Guide to Paradise Valley Community College
By Peter Olsen, Class of 2011 If you’ve been homeschooled all your life and have never set foot in a classroom, it can be a little intimidating going to college for the first time. For this reason I think a community college is a good place to start, because it’s not such an abrupt change […]
Susanna Dart
Susanna Felicitas Dart was one of two student speakers at the Paradise Valley Community College graduation ceremony held on Friday, May 13, 2011. Susanna is a Presidents’ Scholar who maintained a 4.0 GPA and graduated with High Distinction as a member of Phi Theta Kappa and Honors. She received both an Associate in Arts degree […]
HSLDA Fights for Homeschooled Military Enlistees
Homeschool News from Millie… Praise the Lord. This month I would like to share a wonderful e-mail my mother received from HSLDA. Here I will post some of the main sections of that e-mail: It is well known that homeschool graduates have served their nation with distinction-as past presidents, as members of state legislatures, and in […]