Need Help Planning For My HS Daughter

[XNutty98]

My daughter is going into her senior year and she's planning on attending LU in the Fall of 2026.

My goal is to get her at least her gen eds and possibly some electives mainly through Sophia. I have no other experience with any other platform but will look into Straighterline and others if needed.

She's not 100% on her major yet but she wants to go into Psychology (Psychologist most likely).

She hasn't taken any college level credit as of yet and attends LUOA so she has a lot of free time to do Sophia classes.

THANKS!!

[jg_nuy]

Sign up for 6 free classes at Sophia:
https://freehs.sophia.org/

[bjcheung77]

Yes, I highly recommend to start with the freebie at Sophia Learning and if you want, try Study.com College Starter at $95/month afterwards, 2 at a time, unlimited classes per month. This is to get them more familiar with the online learning platforms available.

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[LevelUP]

My daughter is going into her senior year and she's planning on attending LU in the Fall of 2026.

My goal is to get her at least her gen eds and possibly some electives mainly through Sophia. I have no other experience with any other platform but will look into Straighterline and others if needed.

She's not 100% on her major yet but she wants to go into Psychology (Psychologist most likely).

She hasn't taken any college level credit as of yet and attends LUOA so she has a lot of free time to do Sophia classes.

THANKS!!

To save time and money, I suggest maxing out alternative credit (up to the 90-credit limit).

This degree plan can help you map out the general education requirements, and you should be able to plan the rest from there.

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/LU...egree_Plan

[origamishuttle]

I also recommend CLEP through Modern States: https://modernstates.org/

[Charles Fout]

My daughter is going into her senior year and she's planning on attending LU in the Fall of 2026.

My goal is to get her at least her gen eds and possibly some electives mainly through Sophia. I have no other experience with any other platform but will look into Straighterline and others if needed.

She's not 100% on her major yet but she wants to go into Psychology (Psychologist most likely).

She hasn't taken any college level credit as of yet and attends LUOA so she has a lot of free time to do Sophia classes.

THANKS!!

Have you had any discussions with LU and/or LUOA admin/admissions regarding transfer credits? It may be worthwhile to do so before investing time and effort. All the best to you and your daughter.

[jg_nuy]

A few additional options:

1. Pierpont Community College in West Virginia: $65 per college credit, no age limit: https://www.pierpont.edu/admissions/high-school-programs/
   
2. For 15 years plus: Middlesex Community College in New Jersey, $125 per course: https://www.middlesexcc.edu/k-12-partnerships/high-school-scholars
   
3. Husson’s Early College Access Program (ECAP) for certain states - High school juniors and seniors can enroll in FREE college courses to earn credits that can count toward a degree program: https://www.husson.edu/admissions/undergraduate-professional-admissions/advanced-credit-program/ecap/
   
4. BRAND NEW: Early College - The University of Alabama Early College - $33/credit beginning in the fall https://earlycollege.ua.edu
   

Wider list:
Cheap Dual Enrollment List https://homeschoolingforcollegecredit.or...ment-list/

[origamishuttle]

1. Pierpont Community College in West Virginia: $65 per college credit, no age limit: https://www.pierpont.edu/admissions/high-school-programs/
   

It looks like this moved here: https://www.pierpont.edu/admissions/dual-enrollment/

Wider list:
Cheap Dual Enrollment List https://homeschoolingforcollegecredit.or...ment-list/

Excellent resource!