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Advice on Applying to College as a Homeschooler

I came across this terrific video recently on Khan Academy and had to share! It was created by a homeschooler who has successfully made his way through the process of applying to college. I think his advice is valuable for high school homeschoolers, and his easy going tone won’t stress out your teen.

Khan Academy offers a variety of resources specifically for homeschooled students preparing to apply to college. You can see some of their videos and articles here. Scroll down to the bottom of the page for the content specifically designed for homeschoolers.

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