HSLDA | College Policy Survey

William A. Estrada, Esq.
Director of Federal Relations

William A. Estrada
Director of Federal Relations
One Patrick Henry Circle
Purcellville, VA 20132
Phone: (540) 338-5600
Fax: (540) 338-8606
Email:
federalrelations@hslda.org

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College Policy Survey
Submission Form

In 1999, HSLDA’s National Center for Home Education conducted an informal survey of American colleges nationwide to profile home school admission requirements and success rates. We are continually adding and updating the results of this survey with information we receive from colleges and universities. Your response to the following questions will enable us to rank your college among others across the country. A copy of the original survey was reviewed in Education Week (March 29, 2000) and on the front page of The Washington Times (March 14, 2000). In addition, home schoolers across the country are beginning to use this study to search for home school-friendly colleges at which to enroll. Responding to this survey is an excellent way to communicate with the growing number of home school graduates who continue to demonstrate superior academic ability.

College Information
School Name:
Check Box If You Are A Private College/University:
Street Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Telephone #:
Main Website:
Secondary Website:
Home School Policy Website URL:

Home School Policy
1) Do you admit home school graduates?

2) How many home school graduates do you currently have attending?

3) How have home schooled students performed at your university?

4) What are your admission requirements for home schooled applicants?

5) What is your application procedure for home school graduates? If you have a specific home school admission policy, please send us a copy or link to this policy on your website.

6) What standardized tests do you require of home school graduates?

7) Do you require home school graduates to obtain a GED?

8) Would you accept a letter of recommendation from the parent when the parent is the primary instructor?

9) Would you accept a transcript prepared by the parent listing courses taken and grades received, etc.

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Home School Foundation
www.homeschoolfoundation.org