Teens Share HomeSchool

Hey, does this homeschool stuff really work? 

Can a parent armed with some workbooks and a laptop compete with the mighty education system? 

Can a homeschooler with a homemade high school transcript prove they are capable of college and of meeting the demands of a technical workplace? 

Yes to all three of these questions. We are Jason and John homeschoolers who earned College degrees before age 16 and masters degrees before age 18. Yes, homeschooled students are educated, their parents use the most effective learning tools available, and colleges readily accept homeschool transcripts. 

Could we have done this without our parents guiding us? No, homeschoolers must have the love and attention of parents or family members. So parents, it's up to you, and you can do it. Our homeschool was made up of four tasty ingredients, so let’s get going.

1. Take the fast train, not the slow train. The Non-accredited homeschool is the fastest and best choice because it is run by parents, not the education system. click here to learn about non-accredited homeschools

2. Start learning as early as possible. Students learn the fastest before puberty, like powerful vacuum cleaners, their minds take in everything and store it. Parents, take advantage of this: homeschoolers ages 5 to 11 can cover 10 to 12 school grades. This is how we graduated 6 years before the usual school systems.

Earn College Credits before College Starts: Work Smarter by Taking 1 Course Instead of 3. Don’t wait, students can earn college credit at any age. We earned our first college credits at age 12, and we were late to the party. Once you have the credits, they are yours, and you can use them to get your degree. 

Find the best college for you. Find the college with the most direct path to graduation in your chosen major field of study and avoid tricks or treachery. Earning college credits early and finding the college that fit our needs saved dump trucks of money (70% off the normal cost of education). We are debt-free. Our college and master’s degrees were online, so we studied at home..

About Us and Why We Graduated Early.

Are you outside the U.S? International students can use this college strategy to earn a U.S. college degree online. Since Colleges in all 50 states recognize homeschool transcripts, they will generally accept international students.