Parents of advanced students often ask me how early their student can begin college, wondering both what is realistic and what is practical. In order to best answer it, I think it’s a good idea to break the question down and dissect it.
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Everyone knows there is an exorbitant amount of free information online, especially for homeschoolers. The problem can be trying to sort through all the info so you can use the good stuff, and toss out the bad. Well, that’s what I’m here for, to help sort through the overload of information and provide you with the most relevant and helpful resources I find, all to make your job easier.
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My now 9th grader is working on figuring out what he wants to do when he “grows up.” Maybe I’ll even figure that out for myself one day…lol. Is there some quick tool that you know of to help narrow down the ginormous jobs list out there, and then correlate it to colleges that can help on that specific path? For example, my son is very talented in art, but thinks he wants to go into engineering, possibly to design cars. I know it’s lofty, and don’t want to discourage him, but maybe there’s some really specialized area in the auto design process that he can get super-proficient at, and get to do what he likes? Am I being clear? Thanks, Jennifer
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