Once a family starts homeschooling through middle school or high school, there is no reason to stop and you can continue homeschooling for college. Even for those who attended a regular school before, homeschooling for college can be a refreshing change. To homeschool college, the first step is to have a high school graduation certificate…
Thousands of students drop out of college every year in the US. But there are several who get back to college after some years. Getting back to college will bring up memories of dropping out in your earlier years. The associated emotions of dropping out and all the events surrounding it can appear daunting. Once…
Adults usually work full time or part time and are likely to be married or to have kids. They are usually very short on time and require a college solution that is very different from most traditional college students. Flexible, degree completion colleges allow adults to study at their own pace while having a job,…
When money for college is tight, many families consider community college to be a viable option. But is community college really more advantageous than attending university? Instead of starting with community college, attending a 4 year college or university right at the beginning offers the greatest probability of college completion, contrary to popular opinion. This…
Nontraditional students above the age of 23 or 24 make up a higher percentage of college students in the US. Balancing a career or family alongside college studies is the biggest problem nontraditional students face. Lack of adequate college support is another issue, especially since colleges are more geared toward the traditional student of the…
