Thanks for the video. I am homeschooling my son in Idaho, which has no regulation/licensing on homeschooling. I submitted a letter of intent but CollegeBoard denied me. Not sure what to do here.
All your videos are so helpful. And for AP, I knew my daughter can take them but all the AP I have seen discussed by homeschool moms seemed to have created their own AP course and there was no mention of an exam at the end. I also had no idea you could take an AP course and NOT take the exam but have the course reflected in the transcript none-the-less. You gals dispel a lot of myth behind HS homeschool. I've had trouble understanding why the stakes are any higher in HS than the previous years and why homeschool moms are so worried about it. Unless perhaps they are striving for their children to go to an Ivy League? But it appears I do have some research to do.I created an account and got stuck at the Home School part. It keeps forcing me to a public school. I'll call the help number and figure it out but you whole video has such great info. Thanks!
@@simplifyhomeschool I gave it several tries. It's a pretty tricky link, not really developed for the user. When I get serious about it, I'll reach out to the website contact and get help. I like your videos. You ladies are great.
Hello, thanks for your video instruction! I encountered the same issue as the above user. The website forces me to choose a school enrolled with the college board. By "playing around with zip code", do you mean that we can find any homeschool with any zip code and chhose it? Let me know. Thanks.
Thanks for the video. I am homeschooling my son in Idaho, which has no regulation/licensing on homeschooling. I submitted a letter of intent but CollegeBoard denied me. Not sure what to do here.
All your videos are so helpful. And for AP, I knew my daughter can take them but all the AP I have seen discussed by homeschool moms seemed to have created their own AP course and there was no mention of an exam at the end. I also had no idea you could take an AP course and NOT take the exam but have the course reflected in the transcript none-the-less. You gals dispel a lot of myth behind HS homeschool. I've had trouble understanding why the stakes are any higher in HS than the previous years and why homeschool moms are so worried about it. Unless perhaps they are striving for their children to go to an Ivy League? But it appears I do have some research to do.I created an account and got stuck at the Home School part. It keeps forcing me to a public school. I'll call the help number and figure it out but you whole video has such great info. Thanks!
I'm sorry for the late reply. Sometimes you need to play around with zip codes in your state until the homeschool option shows up.
@@simplifyhomeschool I gave it several tries. It's a pretty tricky link, not really developed for the user. When I get serious about it, I'll reach out to the website contact and get help. I like your videos. You ladies are great.
Hello, thanks for your video instruction! I encountered the same issue as the above user. The website forces me to choose a school enrolled with the college board. By "playing around with zip code", do you mean that we can find any homeschool with any zip code and chhose it? Let me know. Thanks.
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