Homeschool Students
HOMESCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS
Since homeschool programs vary widely, a few additional steps are necessary for determining scholarship qualification and academic placement to help ensure your best success.
In addition to meeting the general requirements for admission, homeschool students must submit an academic transcript, which includes all courses taken and corresponding grades. If courses were taken elsewhere (e.g. taken at another school or through a college), those courses should also be included on the transcript. Official college transcripts are also required to transfer-in any college-level courses. Additional information may be required.
Mail transcripts to:
Southern Adventist University
Enrollment Management
PO Box 542
Collegedale, TN 37315
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CREDIT FROM OTHER COLLEGES
College-level courses presented on a transcript from an accredited college are usually accepted. College preparatory courses, remedial courses, and credits presented on high school or homeschool transcripts are not accepted. Southern Adventist University is not a member of the International Baccalaureate program.
Homeschool Students Qualifying For the Hope Scholarship
To establish HOPE eligibility for home school students who had fallen short of the ACT/SAT cutoff for HOPE but who had met the requirements above, go to the student’s 21-22 HOPE Scholarship record in FAST and select the “Lottery Exceptions” button. Select the “Home School – HOPE Elg/DE College GPA” reason, then select “Yes” to verify and “Save”. The exception is then recorded in the student’s “Exception History” and on the “Transaction History”.
HOMESCHOOL FAQ
Is there an age requirement?
Is there an admissions interview?
Is there a recommended Homeschool Sequence?
- 9th grade: Algebra I, English I, Religion, Physical Science, Foreign Language I, Computer Literacy
- 10th grade: Geometry, English II, Religion, World History, Biology, Foreign Language II
- 11th grade: Algebra II, English III, Religion, Chemistry, U.S. History
- 12th grade: Pre-Calculus, English IV, Religion, Physics, Government or Economics, Health