Online Education (Last Year at High School)?

Question:

Okay basically, I moved before my last year of high school. I've spent 3 years at my recent school and now I'm suppose to finish my final year at a completely new school and I don't know anybody. So I considered doing online education for my final year, but I don't know if my online credits will be accredited for whatever college I attend. My brother says that some colleges won't take online credits and usually that person would have to repeat the courses required for the specific amount of years. I'll look into the credit thing if I can find it, but if possible, I'd like to know where the best online high school is. I believe that this will relieve so much pressure for my senior year. Plus, I can actually start working at least 40 hours a week. So what should I do?

Answer:
I am a student at Keystone National High school an accredited homeschooling program. I highly recommend it. Its even lists the Universities that accept it. Some that I can think of off the top of my head, Columbia University, Drew and NYU. They only ask you take the SAT and the ACT. You get real teachers real attention and other students that you can interact with. They also have great lessons with animation real textbooks etc.

All the memories you will miss your senior year you will get in your freshman year of college.

go to IQ Acadamy it is a great school. iqacadamy.com

ok.. I am a big fan of the at home school thing now a days. But finishing school online is not 100 percent accurate. The college might make you retake some of the cources or take a series of tests to see if YOU yourself actually passed the test online. See with the online schools, anyone can come on your computer and take your courses for you. You can have your brother take your tests and write your paper out and all that. And the school would not even know.! Thats the best part of online schooling.
But with college, they don't take crap from anyone. And if you did not actually take the tests on the online course..Then you are screwed. They might give you a series of tests to see if you still qualify for their school.
I am not sure exactly how it works, but you should get into contact with that college and ask them if you can attend with an online diploma. Just ask.. wheres the harm in that??
And good luck..

I am a student at University of Phoenix and they offer a high school diploma, however you may want to give the new school a try. The world today has a habit of skipping over all the better things in life. I'm all for junp starting life, but your senior years come with thousands of memories that can not be replaced. Think about giving the new school a try what's the worst that could happen you graduate, and a little boredom.

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