can you enroll in an online college degree program while still in high school?
by Author on Friday, April 30th, 2010 | 3 Comments
my daughter is a high school sophmore and a very advanced students, and is interested in being an international trade specialist. A friend suggested that she take an online course in business management. Is she old enough, and about how much does it cost?
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Online college degree programs are expensive and not all of them are accredited. Your daughter can attend summer school and graduate one semester early, so that she can attend college in January instead of waiting till Fall.
There are also some advanced honors courses available in high school that are accepted as college credit. Her high school counselor will have more info on that.
I recommend community colleges for the first two years of college, as it is offers more individual attention and is less expensive that a four year university, and the credits offered are the same so they will transfer. An academic advisor can assist you with this.
Best wishes.
No reason she can’t. However, be sure the online credits will be accepted in the college she attends. Try the major state university for online courses.
ha ha… that’s a good idea.
never thought of that.