For HS4CC teens that will attend a university, meeting those admissions requirements will be part of their high school plan. I want to recognize our 2024 Summer Intern Taylor J. who painstakingly researched and compiled this enormous guide for you! Taylor is Homeschooled for College Credit in Indiana and will enter 12th grade this year.
What You’ll Find
Each state’s university is provided, linked and then includes bullets of valuable planning information. Under each state you’ll find a table listing the minimum number or unit of credits expected in each category. The University of Georgia is displayed below as a guide, but click to access the full document and find your state.
- This University is starting to incorporate the holistic review process to analyze their applications
- According to University System of Georgia Policy, all first-year applicants must complete the Required High School Curriculum (RHSC), which consists of 17 academic units
- The number of courses taken beyond the minimum requirement of 17–not to mention those designated as advanced, Honors, gifted, AP/IB or dual enrollment–will be heavily considered in the admission process.
- All First-Year applicants should submit a secondary school report as well an optional letter of recommendation from a teacher
| English | 4 Years |
| Math | 4 Years |
| Social Science | 3 Years |
| Natural Science | 4 Years |
| Foreign Language | 2 Years |
