Young America’s Foundation (YAF) each year lists its recommendations for those interested in applying to conservative colleges along with a description of each college.

The American Family Association offers regular free videos on homeschooling topics on its Homeschool Channel.  Check out HSLDA’s latest tapings on high school topics:  Preparing Your Teen for College and Developing a High School Plan.

During the high school years, book report assignments take on a different format than in the elementary and middle school years. This website offers many tips and a sample book report to help guide your teen through the process.

The National Association for College Admissions Counseling sponsors college fairs throughout the country.  A college fair is a great way for your teen to gather info on a variety of colleges and receive answers to questions regarding admission, financial aid, and much more. These college fairs are free and open to the public.

Is your teen searching for ideas pertaining to future possible careers?  The Bureau of Labor Statistics website is a wealth of information including training needed for various careers, job market analysis, and much more!

College and scholarship applications usually ask for a listing of awards and honors that your teen has achieved.  A new opportunity for homeschooled students with good math skills is membership in Mu Eta Sigma National Math Honor Society.