Home school Acceptances (Class of 2020)

Congratulations to everyone!! I got accepted at UF and NorthEastern’s honors program with a 25k/year merit scholarship :slight_smile:

I am waiting on a bunch of other schools but won’t be hearing back from any until at least mid march. Best of luck to all my fellow homeschool applicants!

I got letter in the mail yesterday, accepted at Vanderbilt!

Yay @Peggy1897 - great job!!!

@SouthFloridaMom9 Thank you very much! :slight_smile:

Peggy you are a Commodore!!

Thrilled to add Virginia Tech! And this is our last decision. :’)

CONGRATS!

@Baylorpoly Thank you!

To add on to the good news (Congratulations @SouthFloridaMom9!!! ) I just got a likely letter from Notre Dame!

@Peggy1897 - you rock! Congratulations!

@SouthFloridaMom9 Thank you! Its been a really good two weeks :slight_smile:

@Peggy1897, do you mind sharing what your homeschool style was like? Traditional, eclectic, unschooling, dual enrollment?

We’ve gone very eclectic. Some traditional supplemental classes, some FLVS, lots of delight-directed learning, literature based English study, and then the last two years of high school - dual enrollment.

The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame

congrats to all! @Baylorpoly that is an amazing scholarship package! Do you mind if I ask how? That would cover everything, right? We are a few years away from the child who is looking to go there…but I would love to know what the help was to secure that amount. We could use it!

@SouthFloridaMom9 Not at all! I don’t know what word would fit the best, but to provide a short summary:

I was fully virtual school in middle school (for competitive sports reasons), then enrolled full-time at a private for my freshman year in high school. I then became a “part-timer” and took a couple classes on FLVS and some at the private school, but I never took more than 5 or 6 classes at a time (very AP oriented) . All other outside learning revolved around programs at the local science museum my own creative writing/ research projects and the like.

I’m curious, if you don’t mind me asking, what is your sport? I homeschool my daughter and she does competitive gymnastics. She is still very young, but I’m already pretty sure that if she keeps it up, no way will she enroll in a regular school.

Sounds neat @Peggy1897 - and apparently you’ve done many things right! :slight_smile:

@CAMidwestMom I played tennis! I can’t speak for everyone but I can’t imagine any other way of doing competitive sports + school. Homeschooling / Part-timing really allows you to excel in both and have time left over for other activities (although granted not too many )

@SouthFloridaMom9 Thank you! Homeschooling let me devote time to things I loved and I guess colleges liked that :slight_smile:

I applied to 7 schools too.

Albion (EA1)
Earlham(EA2)
Trinity
DePauw
U of Oregon
U of Redlands
Beloit

Albion - Accepted - $30k/yr
Earlham - Accepted - $33k/yr
Waiting to hear from the rest!

Update!
U of Redlands - Accepted - (Nominated for their Hunsaker Scholarship. Interview on 2nd April, if I do well, I get a full ride)
Beloit - Accepted - Full tuition :slight_smile:

Nice, @Komz1304 !!