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High School At Home

Four Year Plan for College Bound Students


Freshman year

  • 6 courses, 1 unit of each required subject
  • Read for pleasure as much as possible.
  • Learn Greek and Latin roots for vocabulary.
  • Establish solid study habits.
  • Practice note taking skills.
  • Begin developing test-taking skills (PSAT skill book can be useful).
  • Think about personal aptitudes and read up on career options.

Sophomore year

  • Same class balance as freshman year.
  • Continue or develop extracurricular activities that fit interests.
  • Schedule PSAT for the fall of junior year.
  • Begin researching college, trade school, or apprenticeship options. Request info.
  • Use test-prep books to get ready for the SAT or ACT.
  • Take CLEPs whenever ready.
  • Depending upon maturity and skill level, may take classes at the community college.

Junior year

  • Six classes
  • Take the PSAT in the fall (optional, but there are benefits).
  • Focus on time-management & study skills.
  • Narrow down college and career options.
  • Spring: Take SAT/ACT and visit colleges.
  • May/June: Apply to two or more colleges.

Senior year

  • Six classes
  • Scholarship search/essays/application.
  • Take SAT II, AP, CLEP exams.
  • Retake SAT I or ACT if desired.
  • Continue good time-management and study habits and extracurricular activities.

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