Homeschooling for College Credit (HS4CC) is thrilled to announce that Grand Canyon University (GCU), a private Christian university in Arizona, for their generous sponsorship of the 2024 HS4CC Summer Internship Program. GCU has been a steadfast friend to HS4CC over the years, continuously supporting our mission to provide homeschooled students with unparalleled educational opportunities.
This sponsorship not only underscores GCU’s commitment to education but also highlights its dedication to fostering the potential of homeschooled students. In addition to this recent sponsorship, GCU extends an ALPHA scholarship to every HS4CC student who pursues a degree at their esteemed university post-high school graduation.
The HS4CC Summer Internship Program offers a unique opportunity for five high school students to engage in meaningful projects within our nonprofit organization. These students will gain hands-on experience, develop valuable skills, and each will receive a $500 scholarship to be used towards dual enrollment courses.
Homeschool students interested in taking dual enrollment courses at Grand Canyon University should visit their dual enrollment website page to learn more.
HS4CC and Grand Canyon University look forward to co-presenting an informational Dual Enrollment Webinar later this summer.
About Grand Canyon University Grand Canyon University is a private Christian university located in Phoenix, Arizona. Known for its strong commitment to academic excellence, GCU offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. The university’s mission is to prepare students to become global citizens, critical thinkers, effective communicators, and responsible leaders.
About Homeschooling for College Credit (HS4CC) Homeschooling for College Credit is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing access to postsecondary education for homeschooling families. HS4CC provides resources, support, and opportunities for homeschool students to earn college credit while still in high school, ensuring a smooth transition to higher education.
