WOW, talk about a veteran homeschooler, Pat Wesolowski homeschooled for THIRTY-TWO YEARS and is now the Homeschool Specialist at Bryan College. She chats with us in these episodes about the college application process for homeschoolers, including tips about timing, standardized tests, scholarships—all the stuff you wanna know!
It's a fun conversation as she also shares a little bit from her own life as a homeschool mom. Be encouraged to hear how someone else has been successful homeschooling all the way through high school.
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These episodes are sponsored by Bryan College, a small conservative Christian college in east Tennessee.
Bryan College offers online and on-campus options, many majors, and a beautiful environment in the Smoky Mountains. Plus they've lowered their tuition 40%! Definitely worth checking into for your teen! And you can email Pat if you have any questions; her email address is in the show notes.
Episode 41 (Part 1):
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Related Resources:
For the video version of this episode, click here: https://youtu.be/baEAJ12CgQQ.
Preparing for College (all related blog articles on Annie & Everything)
The Journey (a free resource from Bryan College about planning the high school years)
Contact Pat: pat.wesolowski@bryan.edu
Episode 42 (Part 2): Scholarships and Financial Aid
Pat Wesolowski has all the inside information about scholarships and financial aid! Listen to her great tips, including a cautionary story you don't want to experience for yourself, the key difference between academic and athletic scholarships and how to make them work for you, as well as how important the PSAT can be (who knew?).
Pat has 32+ years homeschooling experience plus the know-how learned from being the homeschool admissions specialist at Bryan College in Dayton, TN. Definitely worth 20 minutes of your time!
Related Resources:
For the video version of this episode, click here: https://youtu.be/Xhw9xGCRGyQ.
How Your Teen Can Pay for College
NCAA Eligibility for Homeschoolers
Scholarships available at Bryan College
Contact Pat: pat.wesolowski@bryan.edu
Episode 43 (Part 3):
In this episode we hear more from Pat about what she did as a homeschool mom, the good and the bad, LOL. And she shares one crucial thing to work on when preparing our teen for college, as well as how we can support them once they get there. I love hearing from veteran homeschool moms, don't you?
This episode sponsored by both Bryan College and PEMLIFE, creators of Personal Finance Illustrated®.
If you want your teen to learn a whole new way of looking at finances so they are fully prepared to make wise decisions that will set them up for financial stability, Personal Finance Illustrated® will give them that. This is not the same as every other course you've already heard about! You can choose from either a Standard (secular) option or a Biblically-based option, OR your teen can take this class for Dual Enrollment credit from Bryan College!
With the unique model your teen learns in this course, they will fully understand what are the factors that affect their finances. There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to money, y'all, unlike what is taught by other courses out there. Code Annie50 gets you $50 off!
You can see more about Personal Finance Illustrated for homeschoolers here: PEMLIFE Website.
Related Resources (contains referral links):
For the video version of this content, click here: https://youtu.be/ccds2bSKLdA.
College Preparation for the Homeschooled Teen: How You can be SURE You're Doing Enough
Helping Your Teen with Time Management
College Independence: 6 Ways to Help Your Teen Be Ready
Contact Pat: pat.wesolowski@bryan.edu
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