Strategic College Planning for Busy Students - Flex Class

Students will compose a personalized college admission plan. 
Students will understand college terms and become proactive in the college admission process. 

Cheryl Carter is a a homeschooling mother ( of five) , college professor and homeschool guidance counselor with a post graduate certificate in “College Admissions” from Columbia University. She enjoys guiding students in the process of college admission, and has been conducting this class in homeschool cooperatives for over six years. She has also served as a college advisor for an innumerable number of homeschooled students in various states and localities. She specializes in helping homeschool students get into competitive universities.She knows how to help students create a homeschool transcript, resume and so much more!

Her academic bio is below: 
Cheryl R. Carter is a busy homeschooling mother (of five), author, speaker and a college professor with a passion to help others. Besides teaching, she has written broadly on spiritual growth, education, and special needs She is the author of several books including Organize Your Life, Essential Writing Skills for the College Bound Student, Inspire the Writer in Your Child and Organize Your AD/HD Child.  In addition to writing fiction and poetry in her spare time, she blogs regularly on issues of clarity in written communication, college admissions and the Christian family.  She has a BA in English, a MFA in Writing and has done graduate study in Special Education and College Admission. Active in her local homeschool group, she has taught college-prep coop classes for several years. She has also written numerous literary guides and won academic awards for her writing. Her books have been translated into Japanese, Hebrew, German, Czech and Polish. Carter's curriculum and writing classes focus on equipping students with the vital skills for lifetime communication success. Her curriculum and classes are marked by a sense of depth, yet simplicity that nurture a love of writing in students. 

Completion of the college admission projects, discussions, video viewing and reading. The information while comprehensive is broken down in manageable chunks in the videos, class readings  and class discussions. 

No live meetings, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.

The National Association of School Counseling is optional but it is a wealth of information