An in-depth look at how our family saved over $425,000 dollars on our kids accredited college degrees. You can do it too!
While carrying its own challenges, working from home—whether for yourself or for an employer remotely—is rewarding.
Helping your homeschool teen thrive in their math studies is an art that requires flexibility, sensitivity, and a lot of imagination.
Are you struggling to find a quiet place for your homeschool student to study? These seven ideas will help your teenager focus on their studies and ace their classes.
High school students do sometimes fail CLEP exams. If your teen has recently failed a CLEP exam, follow these tips to ensure a more successful retest.
Is your teen taking CLEP exams during high school for college credit? Discover six ways that parents can support their teens who are taking CLEP exams.
Making the transition from summer break to studying isn't always easy for homeschool parents. These tips will help you get a head start!
Before registering for a CLEP exam, make sure it is not a waste of time or money. These questions can help you and your teen make the decision.
When a student finishes a CLEP exam at a CLEP testing center, they receive a print-out with their CLEP score. But what does this score actually mean? Does it automatically award you college credit?
Your teen can earn six or even more college credits by taking a CLEP exam in high school. Check out our guide to find out which CLEP exams are worth the most credit.
Are your teens studying history, government, and economics in high school? They can take the Social Sciences & History CLEP and earn up to six college credits! Read our guide to get started.
Is your teen interested in law? Check out our homeschooler’s guide to the LSAT exam and help your teen chart a path to law school on the fast track!
