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Homeschool students are eligible to take college entrance exams wherever the exams are offered, typically at local high schools or colleges. Your teen can register at any testing location for the SAT or ACT using the nationwide homeschool code. The CLT is an online exam, so it can be taken at home. Read more details here. 
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Time to Study: College Board Offers New Test Day

On account of the COVID-19 pandemic, homeschoolers often got the short end of the testing stick. The College Board has introduced a significant change to help remedy the problem.
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Taming the Testing Jungle
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Q&A: Homeschooling a High Schooler with Special Needs
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No SAT Subject Tests? What to Do?

The College Board is doing away with SAT Subject Tests. What does that mean for homeschoolers?
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ACT and SAT Testing Accommodations: What You Need to Know
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Lifting Anchor: Preparing Students with Disabilities to Set Sail for College

Most parents are familiar with the options for their child after high school. But what if your child has a disability? Learn how to help your child with special needs thrive in college!
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Trend: Public School Blocks Homeschoolers from Taking PSAT

Officials at the local high school told a teen that they were contractually obliged to prevent homeschoolers from taking the PSAT. Turns out they were wrong, and his situation is not unique.
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NCAA Eligibility for Military Homeschool Students!

Explore NCAA Scholarship Eligibility for Military Homeschool Students: planning, documenting courses, core requirements, key forms, deadlines: see webinar!
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Struggling Learners, Accommodations, and Academic Success
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Introduction to College Entrance Exams
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