Home Educated Student

College of DuPage offers a wide variety of options for families that are home educating their children:

Youth Education and Continuing Education offer great opportunities to enrich the home school curriculum through many high school level non-college credit classes that are offered. Classes are small and cater to the home educated student.

Early Admissions Program Students can get started on their college degree while still in high school. College credits can enrich your home school curriculum and are often transferable to other post-secondary institutions.

Check out our wide variety of Degrees and Certificates that best fit your educational and professional goals.

We encourage you to consider attending College of DuPage after you complete your home school curriculum.

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	College of DuPage offers a wide variety of options for families that are home educating their children: Youth Education and Continuing Education offer great opportunities to enrich the home school curriculum through many high school level non-college credit classes that are offered. Classes are small and cater to the home educated student. Early Admissions Program Students can get started on their college degree while still in high school. College credits can enrich your home school curriculum and are often transferable to other post-secondary institutions. Check out our wide variety of Degrees and Certificates that best fit your educational and professional goals. We encourage you to consider attending College of DuPage after you complete your home school curriculum. Back to High School Graduate Page