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Celebrating Wins: Sweet Sentiments

Nothing makes me happier than hearing how the support of our Homeschooling for College Credit community helped your family take the plunge and earn college credit! Sometimes we think only “big wins” are worth celebrating, but I hope you draw encouragement from these small wins too. We all started with 1 college credit. All of us.

Lisa: “My oldest had enough high school credits to graduate this year but elected to use senior year to earn college credit. She earned 7 Sophia credits, passed 2 CLEP tests (American History 2 and American Government), and completed 2 ASU classes. I was feeling down about this year and all of the challenges we’ve faced, but when I reflect, it really was a very good year in which a lot was accomplished.”

Christine: “My Sophomore got her first college credit with ASU: College Algebra. 😊“

Helen: “This fall semester our daughter took 5 Classes at the community college. So proud of our girl! She is working hard”

Amy: “This year my son earned 12 credits through CLEP/DSST.”

Barb: “12 credits left to earn AA at the same time she graduates high school.”

Amber: “My daughter (11th grade) took a class at BJU and passed!”

Jen: ” My son earned 8 credit hours taking Calculus 1 and Cellular Biology. He got As in both classes.”

Kristen: “My 16-year-old now has 23 college credits and is set for spring semester.”

Bri: “After completing 27 college credits during homeschool high school & graduating this past June, my oldest completed his 1st semester at college with a 4.0!!”

Sara: “My son has already been accepted to college for the fall of 2027.”

Kendra: “He completed his first semester of college as a high school junior – Homeschooling rocks!!💕“

Angie: “My son completed 12 college credits through Arizona State University with almost all A’s. Thank you to this site for all of your guidance!”

Rebecca: “My daughter will graduate in May with 39 credits and lots of amazing scholarships for her top university pick.”

Carolina: “My Senior teen has 34 credits through dual enrollment so far and 14 credits scheduled for Spring. At the point of high school graduation in May, he will have 48 college credits under is belt and a Business Administration Technical Certification.”

Jodi: “My sophomore completed his first community college class, International Relations, with an A! It was a grueling experience, and we both learned a lot about where some of his weaknesses are (and strengths), so we will spend this next semester working on those.”

Karen: “My son finished German 101 online through Louisiana State University-Shreveport. He’s registered for German 102 for the spring.”

Regina: “My son, who is a senior, has earned 11 credits with AP.”

Shane: “My 16 year old daughter was invited to join the college debate team due to her outstanding speeches in her Speech class.”

Karen: “My senior finished 10 credit hours, with a total of 24 done, and 10 more this spring semester!”

Connie: “My daughter finished 2 classes this semester through Concordia Wisconsin online, American Government and Psychology. 6 more credits under her belt!”

Amanda: “My 15-year-old son has taken 5 CLEP exams this year.”

Melissa: “My 16-year-old earned 3 credits this semester at our local community college!”

Jamie: “My 14-year-old, took her first two community college classes and passed with high As.”

Wendy: “My son clepped out of college mathematics this semester.”

Crystal: “My daughter has disabilities with processing and language (auditory processing), took online option at community college for public speaking. She passed with an A! WOW!”

Amanda: “My 11th grader got 6 hours of college credit via dual enrollment! Eng 101 & PSY 101. Working on CLEP college algebra now & 2 more classes this spring! I’m proud of her!”


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Founder & Executive Director of Homeschooling for College Credit, Inc.

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