For adolescents, it is important to allow for independence and approach education as a way to become a self-guided learner. Learning should involve life skills, focus on strengths, and start to plan for long-term goals. The freedom of homeschooling with Bridgeway allows your child to reach these goals, all while giving them space to connect with friends for fun and extracurriculars.
Whether you are looking for job training and skills to begin a new occupation or strengthen and expand your current skill set, the Center for Professional Education (CPE) offers a variety of online certificate programs and professional development training courses that combine flexibility with the first-class academic quality you expect from The University of Texas at Austin.
CPE’s programs integrate the latest technology and teaching methods into an online learning experience that encourages students to be active participants in their own education. Courses offer engaging, real-world content giving you the chance to apply new knowledge immediately.
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Homeschool Students
Liberty University supports you as a homeschool parent or student and encourages you to take a look at the opportunities available to you in our dual enrollment online courses. As a homeschool student, you have the option to customize your college career to fit your needs, with several options available to you and your family. View our frequently asked questions page to learn more.
How to Make a Transcript
Colleges expect transcripts to reflect high school courses taken as well as some kind of evaluation for each course. As you prepare your homeschooling records, you should reflect all courses completed, credits earned or hours spent, and the letter grade earned. Try to organize chosen courses according to grade level, even if it doesn’t conform to the exact format or time frame of your educational process. The more recognizable you can make your transcripts for the college that may review them, the better.
Homeschool transcripts must contain the following information:
- Graduation date
- Courses with grades
- Two additional statements:
1) “The student has completed the equivalent of a secondary education.”
2) “The school abided by state standards.” - The signature of a parent, guardian, or administrator