Free Resources

Ready to learn how Dual Credit at Home can help your family? Download our free dual credit e-book to learn how your family can save years of time and thousands of dollars on college expenses.

It’s true that record keeping is critical at this stage, but it doesn’t have to be a chore. Starting at the end of 8th grade, parents and students should sit down together and pencil in a plan for the next four years.

This sample Study Plan will take you through a day in the life of a Dual Credit at Home student, complete with assignments for two core subjects, study tips, and practice tests. We also include a bonus look at our Extra Mile Assignments, too!

A high school transcript is a written record of your student’s high school courses, grades, and credits earned. Creating a transcript can be daunting, but not with Dual Credit at Home’s free how-to guide and template!

Years ago, when Becky had several young children, she picked up a card at a homeschool convention that had some scriptures on it to help her as a mom be consistent in praying for her kiddos. she had no idea at the time how thirty years later she’d still be using that card!