Paying for College · Scholarships
Yes, homeschoolers qualify for college scholarships. Many national awards are open to homeschool students, and a few give them preference. Below is a current, curated list, what each requires, and how your transcript helps you win.
Almost always, yes. The great majority of scholarships are open to homeschool students, and some contests name them as explicitly eligible. The catch is rarely eligibility. It is paperwork: most awards want a transcript with a GPA, and several ask for a counselor's report completed by someone other than the teaching parent. A couple, like the Regeneron Science Talent Search, ask you to register your homeschool with them first.
That is the real homeschool scholarship skill: presenting a professional, verifiable record. See how to make an official transcript and our free GPA calculator.
| Scholarship | Award | Deadline | The homeschool angle |
|---|---|---|---|
| VFW Voice of Democracy | Up to $35,000 | Oct 31, 2026 | Audio-essay competition open to students in grades 9 to 12, including homeschoolers. |
| VFW Patriot’s Pen | $5,000 | Oct 31, 2026 | Grades 6 to 8 essay contest. The rules name “a U.S. public, private, parochial, or home study program” as eligible. Entries go to a local VFW Post, whose own deadline usually falls earlier. |
| Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards | $100,000 pool | Nov 1, 2026 | Thirty-one grants across several categories, funded with Colgate-Palmolive. Eligibility reads “currently enrolled in high school or home school program and graduating in the spring of 2027,” so homeschoolers are named in the rule itself rather than left to inference. |
| Regeneron Science Talent Search | Up to $250,000 | Nov 5, 2026 | Homeschool STEM seniors are eligible. Email the Society to add your homeschool to their lookup list before the deadline. |
| Elks Most Valuable Student | Up to $7,500/yr | Nov 12, 2026 | Homeschool seniors qualify as "the equivalent." Have a third party, not the teaching parent, complete the Counselor's Report. |
| Homeschool Iowa Foundation | $150 to $500 | Nov 30, 2026 | Iowa only, and an active Homeschool Iowa membership is required. Ten $150 scholarships and seven $500 grants each cycle for actively homeschooled students ages 10 to 20. Small awards, but far better odds than a national contest. |
| U.S. Senate Youth Program | $12,500 | Dec 1, 2026 | Two delegates per state receive the award plus an all-expenses-paid week in Washington. Home-educated juniors and seniors apply with state department of education approval, and many state deadlines fall between mid-September and late October, so contact your state selection contact first. |
| FRA Americanism Essay | Up to $1,500 | Dec 1, 2026 | Explicitly open to homeschool students in grades 7 to 12. A 350-word essay. |
| Congressional Essay Contest | Full seminar | Dec 1, 2026 | Run by the Colonial Dames. The prize is a place at a Washington seminar with tuition, campus housing, meals and a per diem covered, plus travel help that varies by state society. Open to “students in public schools, private schools, and home schools.” |
| American Rocketry Challenge | $20,000 top prize | Dec 6, 2026 | The homeschool route is written into the rules rather than inferred: a homeschool association, co-op, 4-H club, or Scout troop can serve as the host organization, so no school affiliation is needed. Teams of 3 to 10 in grades 6 to 12, $100,000 total pool, $195 per team to register. |
| Burger King Scholars | $1,000 to $60,000 | Dec 15, 2026 | Eligibility explicitly covers students “graduating from homeschool education in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Guam, or Canada.” |
| SAR Knight Essay Contest | Up to $6,000 | Dec 31, 2026 | Homeschoolers in grades 9 to 12 are explicitly eligible. Essay on the American Revolution. |
| NRA Civil Rights Defense Fund Youth Essay | $1,000 | Dec 31, 2026 | A free mail-in essay of about 1,000 words on “What Does The Second Amendment Mean to You?” The rules name “homeschooled students in an equivalent grade level” as eligible, with no counselor signature and no accredited transcript. Senior (grades 9 to 12) and Junior (grade 8 and below) categories are judged separately. Prizes of $1,000, $600, $200 and $100 per category. Postmark by the deadline. |
| AFSA High School Senior Essay | $1,000 | Dec 31, 2026 | Five awards of $1,000, paid straight to the college for tuition and books. The rules state that “home-schooled high school senior students may apply.” Opened Sep 1, 2026. |
| C-SPAN StudentCam | $5,000 top prize | Jan 20, 2027 | A 5 to 6 minute documentary is the whole entry. “Students may be enrolled in public or private schools, or be home-schooled.” 150 cash prizes, and no counselor or transcript is involved at any stage. |
| National WWII Museum Writing Contest | $750 top prize | Jan 22, 2027 | Open to grades 7 to 12 “attending public, private, parochial, or home schools.” Submission window opens Oct 26, 2026. |
| Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision | Up to $10,000 | Jan 27, 2027 | A team science competition: two to four students imagine a technology 20 years out and write it up. First prize is a $10,000 savings bond at maturity for each student, or $5,000 cash. Eligibility names students “enrolled full-time in a public, private, parochial, virtual school, or home school,” and the coach can be the homeschool parent, so it suits a co-op or siblings. |
| Maureen O’Donnell (National Latin Exam) | $2,000 | Feb 20, 2027 | Up to 15 awards a year for students who sit the National Latin Exam. The NLE “welcomes the participation of homeschooled students,” and a parent who teaches the Latin may administer the exam themselves. You have to register and sit the exam first, so start in the fall. |
| Hamman Foundation | $25,000 | Feb 28, 2027 | Houston area only, and one of the largest awards on this page: $25,000 paid over four years, with 70 given annually. Eligibility names seniors who “attend schools or are homeschooled” in Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Montgomery or Waller county. Applications open after Sep 15, 2026. |
| Poetry Out Loud | $20,000 | Mar 7, 2027 | Recitation contest. Homeschooled students “may participate by competing in a competition at a local school (at the school’s discretion) or with other local homeschooled students.” State entry deadlines fall earlier, so contact your state arts agency now. |
| Emmett Comer Scholarship | $1,000 | Mar 31, 2027 | Washington students only. Open to members of the Washington Homeschool Organization who have filed a Declaration of Intent to Homeschool. |
| Young Family Historians Essay | $500 | Apr 1, 2027 | Grades 4 to 12, so one of the few here a younger student can enter. Open to “all public, private, and home school students” in any US state or territory. $500 per grade band plus a student membership. |
| Bill of Rights Institute Community Impact Contest | $10,000 | Apr 19, 2027 | Ages 13 to 19. Students find a problem in their community, act on it and submit the project, alone or in a group of up to five. Prizes run $10,000, $5,000 and $2,500, plus $500 honorable mentions. Open to students “participating in a homeschool program,” and a homeschool parent can register as the supporting teacher. |
| We The Future Contest | $1,000 | May 31, 2027 | Grades 9 to 12, ages 14 to 19, open to any US citizen or legal resident, so schooling method is not a gate. Several categories from essay to short film. |
| Blue Planet Awareness Contest | $100 to $1,500 | Jun 7, 2027 | Ages 11 to 18, so another one a younger student can enter. Open worldwide to students “enrolled in middle school or high school (or the homeschool equivalent).” Several prize tiers plus $100 hometown awards. |
| The Coolidge Scholarship | Full ride | Open now, deadline not posted | The highest-value national award a homeschooled junior can chase: tuition, room, board and expenses for four years at any accredited U.S. college. Homeschool equivalency is written into the eligibility rule itself, which covers “students in their junior year of high school, or the equivalent if home schooled.” The 2026-27 application is open now. The deadline appears only inside the application portal; the three prior cycles closed in mid-December, so Class of 2028 students should start their essays and references now. |
| QuestBridge National College Match | $200,000+ | 2026 cycle ends Oct 1, reopens ~summer 2027 | A full four-year scholarship at a partner college for high-achieving students from lower-income families; homeschool seniors are explicitly eligible. |
| Don’t Text and Drive Scholarship | $1,000 | 2026 cycle ends Sep 30, reopens 2027 | The rules state plainly that “home schooled students are also eligible.” A short essay, open from high school through graduate school, with no enrollment or accredited-school requirement. |
| Middle District of Florida Essay Contest | $2,000 | Closed for 2026, 2027 contest not yet posted | Florida students only. Grades 9 to 12, and the rules name “home-school or virtual students of equivalent grade status” alongside public and private schools. |
| Stephan L. Wolley Memorial | $2,700 | Closed for 2026, winners announced Sep 25 | Gives preference to homeschool backgrounds and student-athletes (football). |
The awards above are open to homeschoolers. One is built specifically for them.
Up to $20,000 over four years (one $5,000/yr, four $2,500/yr, and eight $1,000/yr awards) for homeschooled seniors whose family purchased and used at least five full Sonlight History, Bible, and Literature programs. Two tracks: one rewards academics, the other creativity and character. The deadline for 2027 awards is Dec 2, 2026. Sonlight scholarships.
We add new scholarships open to homeschoolers to these lists as we find them.
These are only worth applying for if your student plans to enroll at the college that offers them, so you can rule out any school that is not on their list. Always confirm current terms with that college's admissions or financial-aid office.
| College | Award | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Christendom College | Full tuition | Padre Pio competition: four full-tuition awards, seven at $5,000/yr, and every competitor leaves with at least $1,000/yr. Decided by an on-campus competition on Mar 20, 2027 rather than by counselor-signed credentials, so it rewards students who test well (SAT 1280, ACT 27, or CLT 84). You must apply Early Action by Dec 1, 2026 to sit for it. Christendom states that more than half its incoming class comes from a homeschool background. |
| Northwest University | Full tuition | President’s Scholarship, up to five recipients, renewable eight semesters. Students who do not win still fall into automatic academic tiers worth $11,000 to $18,000 a year awarded off the transcript alone. Accepts “transcripts from a recognized homeschool organization or from their homeschool educator,” with no test scores required to apply. Deadline Jan 15, 2027. |
| Austin Community College | Full tuition and fees | 100 percent of credit tuition and general fees for three years, or five for an ACC bachelor’s degree. Open to anyone who “successfully completed a homeschool program in the ACC service area between spring 2024 and August 2028.” No GPA minimum, no income cap, no separate application. Austin area only. |
| Vanderbilt University | Full tuition | Cornelius Vanderbilt Scholarship: full tuition plus a one-time summer stipend. Vanderbilt states that “homeschooled applicants applying for fall 2027 or 2028 entry may apply without submitting SAT or ACT scores,” and that everyone who applies by the December 1 deadline is considered for merit aid whether or not scores are sent. Deadline Dec 1, 2026. |
| Grove City College | Full ride | Trustee Fellows receive full tuition, food and housing; Trustee Scholars half tuition. Renewable four years at a 3.40 GPA. Grove City publishes its own homeschool definition: a student “taught at home by his/her parents or by a group of individuals outside of the traditional educational system.” Both the admission and Trustee applications are due Nov 1, 2026. |
| University of Houston | Full cost of attendance | Terry Foundation Scholarship through the UH Honors College: tuition, fees, books, room and board for eight semesters, plus a $5,000 study abroad stipend. For Texas graduates; eligibility reads “graduation from a Texas high school or homeschool.” Deadline Dec 4, 2026, and UH admission must be complete by then. Confirm the entering-class year with the program before applying. |
| High Point University | $5,000/yr to full tuition | Presidential Scholarship Program, renewable four years. High Point says it “requires no additional paperwork from homeschooled applicants” beyond proof of graduation and final transcripts. Early Action Nov 15, 2026; ED I Nov 1; Regular Decision Feb 1, 2027. |
| George Mason University | Up to full tuition | Merit awards top out at the Honors College University Scholar Award, full tuition for four years. Mason says “homeschool applicants who apply by the Early Action November 1st deadline are eligible to be reviewed for merit scholarship, including those who choose to apply Score Optional.” Deadline Nov 1, 2026. |
| Union Commonwealth University | Remaining tuition | Union Distinction Scholarship: covers the tuition left after all other aid, renewable eight semesters. Limited to Pell-eligible Kentucky residents entering as first-time, full-time freshmen; eligibility names a “graduate of a Kentucky public, private, or homeschool.” Rolling. |
| Agnes Scott College | $25,000/yr | The $100K+ Promise, a guaranteed four-year merit award. Confirm homeschool eligibility with admissions. |
| Cedarville University | $15,000-$25,000/yr | Renewable academic awards assigned with admission, with no separate scholarship application. Cedarville states that “homeschool graduates are eligible for the same financial aid as other students” and accepts a parent-signed transcript. Rolling. |
| Biola University | $14,500-$24,500/yr | Every admitted freshman receives an automatic, renewable merit award based on GPA, with test scores optional. Biola accepts a transcript carrying “the signature of the homeschooling parent or agency representative.” A separate full-tuition Trustee award has its own application, due Jan 15, 2027. |
| Mount Vernon Nazarene University | $9,000-$21,000/yr | Academic awards are automatic on admission, with a full tuition University Scholars Fellowship above them. MVNU states plainly that “homeschool students are also eligible for MVNU scholarships and grants as well as state and federal grants and loans.” Rolling. |
| Oklahoma Baptist University | $15,000-$20,000/yr | Four guaranteed tiers keyed to GPA or test score, renewable with a 2.0 college GPA. The top tier needs a 3.75 GPA, ACT 25, SAT 1200 or CLT 83, and the tier is set from six semesters of a parent-issued transcript. “OBU is home-school friendly!” Rolling. |
| Sterling College (KS) | $18,500/yr | Sunflower Scholarship, guaranteed up to four years ($74,000 total). Eligibility names “a Kansas high school or home school,” so Kansas residents only. |
| Central Christian College of Kansas | Up to 50% tuition | Homeschool scholarship worth up to half of tuition. Confirm current terms with the financial-aid office. |
| California Baptist University | $14,000-$18,000/yr | Academic scholarships, renewable. CBU answers the question directly on its homeschool page: “Yes! Homeschool transcripts will be evaluated the same as traditional high school transcripts for academic scholarships.” Priority deadline Dec 5, 2026; admission is rolling after that. |
| John Brown University | $7,000-$14,000/yr | Assured merit awards, with a scholarship competition reaching roughly $31,000 a year. JBU asks for a parent-issued transcript directly: “have your parent or guardian send JBU a homeschool transcript that includes at least six semesters of grades,” signed by the parent. Competition deadline Oct 23, 2026. |
| Boise State University | $2,000-$16,339/yr | Renewable first-year merit awards. Where most publics need a GPA off a school record, Boise State says “homeschool students will be considered based on their highest ACT and SAT scores,” which removes the transcript question entirely. Nonresident priority Dec 15, 2026; Idaho residents Feb 15, 2027. |
| Walla Walla University | $9,000-$15,000/yr | Achievement Scholarship. Homeschoolers qualify on cumulative GPA or ACT/SAT rather than a school-issued rank, and the university publishes a homeschool admissions page. |
| Milligan University | Up to $15,000/yr | Academic merit published on Milligan’s dedicated homeschool page and awarded with admission, test scores optional. Fine arts, music, athletic and leadership awards can stack on top. Rolling. |
| Oklahoma City University | $8,000-$13,000/yr | The Home Stars pathway. The counselor recommendation “can be completed by your primary instructor, including a parent or college professor,” which removes the usual third-party signature problem. Mar 1, 2027; competitive scholarships close Dec 15, 2026. |
| Lamar University | $8,000-$100,000 total | Worth reading if class rank is your sticking point: “class rank requirements will not apply to homeschool students or high schools that do not rank students.” Deadline Jan 15, 2027. |
| Iowa State University | $2,000-$12,000/yr | Awards are automatic with a complete admission application, no separate scholarship form. Iowa State states that it “uses the cumulative GPA listed on a student’s homeschool transcript to determine the student’s admission decision and scholarship eligibility.” Non-resident awards run to $48,000 over four years; Iowa residents $1,500 to $3,000/yr. Priority date Mar 1, 2027. |
| Illinois State University | $8,000-$12,000/yr | Jesse W. Fell Scholarship, renewable up to three additional years. Illinois State confirms “homeschooled students are eligible to compete for any of our merit-based scholarships.” Admission application due Nov 1, 2026; the scholarship application Dec 15, 2026. |
| Trevecca Nazarene University | $6,000-$14,000/yr | Academic awards $6,000 to $14,000, Leadership $2,000 to $4,000, and McClurkan Scholars at full tuition. Read the homeschool terms before applying: test-preferred admission requires a transcript from “a registered umbrella program,” and a transcript issued by a parent “will require either an ACT or SAT score to be submitted.” Rolling, awarded at admission. |
| Madonna University | Up to $14,000 | Merit scholarships at a Catholic university in Livonia, Michigan that keeps its own homeschool admissions page. Test-optional, free application, 2.8 minimum GPA. Rolling. |
| University of Wyoming | $12,000/yr | Brown and Gold Commitment, renewable up to four years. Provides one of four amounts “for non-resident home schooled freshmen without a GPA based on their composite test scores.” Non-residents only. |
| University of Toccoa Falls | $3,000-$12,000/yr | Awarded automatically at acceptance from the unweighted GPA, test-optional, with no separate application, and it can rise if the GPA improves before enrollment. Accepts a transcript signed by the homeschool administrator. Rolling. |
| Whitworth University | $2,000-$10,000/yr | Renewable up to four years. Whitworth spells out when scores matter: it will consider SAT, ACT or CLT “if students have taken five or fewer courses graded outside the family,” so a student with outside-graded coursework may not need them. Early Action Nov 15, 2026. |
| Angelo State University | $2,000-$10,000/yr | The other class-rank answer, and a more unusual one: present evidence of completing a nontraditional secondary education without a rank and “you will have a class rank assigned by the Office of Admissions.” Plus $3,000 a year for Honors. Priority Apr 1, 2027. |
| Texas Tech University | $1,000-$9,000/yr | Solves the class-rank problem outright. Texas residents who completed non-traditional schooling are ranked in the top 10% with a 27 ACT or 1280 SAT, which triggers automatic admission. Presidential Merit is then assigned on unweighted GPA and test scores with no separate application, and National Merit Finalists naming Texas Tech first choice by Apr 1 receive full cost of attendance. Priority deadline Dec 1, 2026. |
| West Texas A&M University | $8,000/yr | Buff Merit awards from $1,500 to $8,000 a year, renewable, up to $32,000 total. “Home School and Non-Ranking High Schools will be reviewed for our Merit Award Levels on a case by case basis.” A self-reported transcript is accepted. |
| Belmont Abbey College | Up to $6,000/yr | Belmont Abbey names homeschoolers as one of only three applicant categories eligible for merit aid: “Merit scholarships are only available for Traditional, Home School and traditional Transfer students.” Tiered on unweighted GPA with no test score required, $2,500 to $6,000/yr, up to $24,000 over four years. Preferred consideration Feb 15, 2027. |
| Middle Tennessee State University | $3,500-$8,000/yr | Guaranteed academic award stacked on a discounted regional tuition rate, for students within 250 miles or in eight bordering states (AL, AR, GA, KY, MS, MO, NC, VA). Gated on a 3.5 GPA and a 22 ACT. Because MTSU normally reads geography off a school record, “homeschooled students ... must self-identify in order to be reviewed for eligibility.” Deadline Dec 1, 2026. |
| Mount St. Mary’s University | $5,000/yr | The Catholic High School Scholarship, $20,000 over four years, and the eligibility explicitly covers home education: seniors who graduate from a Catholic high school “or complete a Catholic-based home school curriculum.” Apply by May 1, 2027. |
| University of Dallas | $5,000/yr | Renewable to $20,000 over four years. For students homeschooled all four years, accredited or not. Deadline Mar 1, 2027. |
| Dallas Baptist University | $5,000 | A one-time award tied to DBU’s Pre-College Academy: students who enroll in it “qualify for priority admission and a $5,000 scholarship when they enroll at DBU after high school.” Rolling, awarded at enrolment. |
| Ave Maria University | $3,000-$5,000/yr | National Homeschool Scholarship, renewable up to four years. Homeschooled all four years; a practicing-Catholic parish endorsement is required. |
| Columbia International University | Up to $4,000/yr | Up to $16,000 over four years for first-time freshmen from home school. Requires an official homeschool transcript and a FAFSA on file. |
| Southeastern Louisiana University | $2,500-$4,000/yr | Honors Scholarship at a public university that recruits homeschoolers: $4,000 a year plus $3,000 for housing at ACT 30 or higher with a 3.0 GPA, stepping down to $2,500 plus $1,000 at ACT 24 to 26. Renewable eight semesters. Priority deadline Jan 15, 2027. |
| Montreat College | $2,500/yr | $10,000 over four years, awarded automatically to admitted students with a homeschool background. No separate essay. |
| Southern Adventist University | $2,000/yr | $8,000 total, paid specifically because the student did not attend an Adventist school, and automatic with admission rather than a separate competition. Stacks on top of Southern’s renewable academic scholarships, which reach a 50 percent tuition tier. Renews at a 2.0 GPA. Documents and test scores due Apr 1, 2027. |
| Welch College | $2,000/yr | $8,000 over four years, awarded automatically to homeschool graduates. No separate application to file. |
| Harding University | $2,000/yr | Automatic with a homeschool transcript. Stacks with other Harding scholarships, up to full tuition. |
| William Jessup University | $2,000/yr | Homeschool Scholarship, renewable with satisfactory academic progress. Requires high school completed “through a homeschool program,” including homeschool networks and charter homeschool programs, but not hybrid Independent Study Programs. |
| Corban University | $2,000 | Homeschool Award for new freshmen who earned a homeschool diploma. Awarded with admission. |
| Liberty University | $2,000 | Early Action Scholarship: 25 awards for Fall 2027 applicants, with homeschool students eligible alongside public and private school students. Liberty asks for a transcript signed by the school administrator, “usually a parent.” Deadline Dec 31, 2026. |
| Truett McConnell University | $1,500/yr | Home School Graduate Scholarship, renewable, awarded automatically with admission to any student graduating from a home school program. |
| Concordia University Chicago | $1,000 | Homeschool Award for freshmen and transfers “who graduated from a recognized home school program.” Awarded with admission. |
| Regent University | $1,000/yr | $4,000 over four years for on-campus homeschool graduates. No essay; maintain a 2.0 GPA. |
| Grand Canyon University | $1,000/yr | For homeschoolers who graduate from Classical Conversations and are admissible to GCU. |
| Houston Christian University | $1,000/yr | For Eta Sigma Alpha National Home School Honor Society members. Renewable four years, stacks with merit aid. |
| Calvary University | $1,000/yr | Homeschool Graduate Scholarship, renewable. Applications for the 2027 cycle close Apr 10, 2027. |
| Bryan College | Up to $1,000 | For students homeschooled their last two years of high school. Awarded with admission. |
| Bethel University (TN) | up to $1,000/yr | Homeschool Award for homeschool graduates, granted with admission on a rolling basis. Requires a completed FAFSA. |
| Criswell College | Up to $1,000/yr | Homeschool Scholarship: up to $500 a semester for “full-time first-year freshman students who are homeschool graduates.” Stacks with Criswell’s President’s and Provost’s awards. Priority date Apr 15, 2027. |
| Pensacola Christian College | Varies (Abeka tuition) | Unusual and homeschool-specific: the award equals the total Abeka Academy tuition your family paid for grades 9 to 12, spread across up to eight semesters. So it pays back what you already spent on the curriculum. You must enrol at PCC within a year of graduating. Rolling. |
| Emmaus University | $500/yr | Homeschool Scholarship, renewable. The smallest award on this list, but automatic and stackable. |
Across almost every award above, three things come up again and again:
1. A professional transcript with a GPA on a 4.0 scale. 2. A counselor's report or recommendation from a third party, not the teaching parent (the Elks award is explicit about this). 3. A class rank, which merit scholarships weigh heavily but almost no homeschooler can show, because most homeschool families never generate one.
Fast Transcripts is the only homeschool transcript software that produces a verified class rank, alongside a college-ready transcript and automatic GPA. On a merit application, that can be the difference between good and winning. See plans, including the Best for Scholarships tier.
Scholarships are one piece. The rest is federal and institutional aid, and homeschoolers qualify the same as any applicant.
File the FAFSA early. The 2026-27 form is open, and results now post quickly. File as soon as you can at studentaid.gov. Compare offers, then appeal. If a college's aid offer falls short, you can submit a financial-aid appeal with documentation; a stronger transcript and any merit recognition help your case. Ask about merit aid. Many colleges award automatic merit scholarships based on GPA and, where available, class rank.
Yes. Most national scholarships are open to homeschoolers, and some, such as the SAR Knight Essay Contest and the FRA Americanism Essay, name homeschool students as explicitly eligible. You generally need a transcript and sometimes a third-party counselor report.
A professional transcript with a GPA, and for some awards a counselor's report completed by someone other than the teaching parent. A few, like the Regeneron Science Talent Search, ask you to register your homeschool first.
Not always, but a class rank can strengthen merit and scholarship applications. Homeschoolers can obtain a verified class rank through a homeschool clearinghouse rather than a traditional school.
Yes. Some are built specifically for homeschoolers, like the Sonlight College Scholarships (for families who used Sonlight curriculum) and college-specific homeschool grants such as Regent University's. A few others give homeschoolers preference, like the Stephan L. Wolley Memorial. Most awards homeschoolers win, though, are national scholarships open to all students.
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