Be your best self-advocate. Consider the following guiding prompts as you complete your application:

• What inspired you or your family to seek homeschooling as an option for your education?
• Describe your curriculum in detail and tell us how you, your family, or oversight group has organized your pursuit of knowledge across core academic disciplines including humanities, math, social and natural sciences, and foreign languages.
• How has being homeschooled helped you grow intellectually and personally or enhanced your opportunities for learning?

Our Admissions Committee wants to learn more about how you have worked to demonstrate mastery across the curriculum and distinguish yourself as a scholar. We get to know you best when you or your academic advisor detail and contextualize your educational circumstances.

It’s important that you submit a consolidated transcript that pulls together and organizes your academic work. If the name of a course isn't clear or needs further explanation, include a brief course description. Course listings, grading/rating scales, syllabi, lab work, reading lists, textbooks, or historical/current information help enhance our understanding of your academic program. The person creating your transcript may find it helpful to view our recommendations for submitting a school profile.

Recommendations and viewpoints provided by instructors from outside of your home provide objective evaluations and lend additional context to your academic work.

The Secondary School Report may be completed by a high school counselor, homeschool program coordinator, academic advisor, or family and may include motivations for homeschooling, and a description of curricula.