How long would it take to finish?

Question

I am in the process of thinking over homeschooling. I am a sophomore in highschool but I already know I am not going to pass this year. If I start homeschooling as a sophomore. How long do you think it will take to finish all 3 grades and finally get my diploma. Any experiences or answers are appreciated.

The reason for not passing my sophomore year is medical reasons. I prefer to work independently and I am motivated

Answer 1

homeschooling is ideally for the those who excel in school, the achievers or those who can work independently on their own without a teacher poking at their progress. By the looks of it you might be a poor candidate.
But i dont want to be judgemental, I havent known you. So go for it. Just be sure to work double time and regularly. You must be motivated. Otherwise it will take you so many years if you do it alone.
FOr me school is still the best way. You have fellowship with friends and strangers. You work as a class thereby you can ask help if needs to. But in homeschooling, you are alone. Difficult subject may frustrate you and give up at the end.

Answer 2

If you are highly motivated and willing to put in the hours, you should be able to finish high school as originally planned--or even sooner. You would not need to "redo" your sophomore courses while homeschooling (unless you sign up for some distance learning-type course) but just work at improving your knowledge in those courses. That should not take a long time--basically, give yourself a semester maximum to do so. Then you'd break down the last two years over three semesters and possibly the summer and you're done!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

If you stick with your work you can do those 3 years in 1 1/2 to 2 years. You could also go ahead and let it take 3 years and include some extras.

Answer 5

I think if you worked hard enough you could finish school in 2 years. It's really good that you are motivated!!!

Good Luck ;)

Answer 6

The best option for you might be a virtual charter school. You can work at home but, in some school districts, you will be accountable to a public school teacher or principal. This accountability may motivate you to finish your work as quickly as possible.

Answer 7

I totally disagree with BigBro Paul. You seem like an excellent candidate for homeschooling.

Homeschooling allows you to progress at your own rate. This means that once you understand a concept, you can move on. You don't have to wait for the instructor to decide that the entire class is ready to tackle the next concept. Conversely, if you need more time to master a particular concept, you are able to take the necessary time to do so.

I recommend reading "The Teenage Liberation Handbook: How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education"by Grace Llewellyn. If your local library doesn't have it, you can order it from Amazon.com.

You should also research the homeschooling laws in your state. You can start here: http://homeschooling.gomilpitas.com/directory/Legalities.htm