From Homeschool to College - Interview with Briana, Homeschool Graduate
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2021
- I have interviewed all of my homeschooled children after they took college classes to see how the transition from homeschool to college went for them. Briana is here sharing her thoughts on the transition. Let us know if you have any more questions. I can't believe my baby is almost a college graduate!
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Love seeing this. She’s beautiful and well spoken. Congrats
Love this!!!!! I agree about community college which I did first also. It’s a good experience!
Your daughter is so sweet! Good job mama!
Your daughter needs to be a motivational speaker !!!!!
Briana you are precious... And. GO BLUE!!
Somebody’s wise like her mama ♥️
Make up on point! Love it!
Thank you for sharing :)
I graduated at 16, but I had gap year and then a little more. I'm a freshman this year. I love the advice about not over thinking! That is SO key in college.
I hope your freshman year is wonderful ❤️
I ended up finishing my AA online and completed my BA online as well. Had many nights where I would stay up until 5/6 am finishing my assignments, exams, or projects before sleeping for a few hours and waking up to go to work. It was hard but I did a lot better on my own since I was able to focus and organize a lot better. As an adult I didn't waste time like I did when I was a young adult. I managed to graduate magna cum laude so my sacrifices were definitely worth it at the end.
Also I'm still awkward and shy but I somehow always manage to attract very outgoing and loud people, haha
Awesome 😎. It’s a lot of work, but worthwhile
Smart and beautiful, good job mom
Your Daughter is so beautiful very smart you are blessed with her God bless you all 🌹🙏🏽❤️✝️
Momma showing how proud she is of her girl - so sweet. And yes everyone is awkward because it is a new atmosphere
That one thumbs down jealous much!? Brianna is cute as a button and smart.
Happy early birthday briana 🎈🎂
And love her advice!:-))
Briana, I'd like to hear all about agribusiness. What is it? Where do you self in, say, five years? Are you planning to ramp up your home veggie garden this summer? Oh, and are you working while you go to school?
Amanda, I'm guessing you were better able than most parents to help Briana get oriented to her new learning situation. Can you talk a bit about how it was for you during her first weeks in community college? And now? How difficult has it been to phase out of the primary teacher role?
Beautiful daughter
What does Briana want to do with her Agribusiness degree? Such a cool choice! Way to go Beale family for raising such great people!
Raise her own food 😉.
Go Blue 💙💛💙💛
Soo Pretty, Briana 🤍 (not sure on spelling your name)☺️
You got it right :)
Wow she got into such a good school!! What homeschool curriculum was she part of?
We mixed curriculum according to each child’s interests and abilities.
Awww! So beautiful like her Mama!
#gomichigan Michigan family here.
Have you made a video on how you pay for college? I’m starting to panic how to handle this with my high school senior!
You know, I thought I had, but I guess I haven't. I need to work on that, but it would probably be a series. So much info I could share. Keep an eye out. It is totally doable, though. Short version- Community college, good grades, work, make wise choices, and some CLEP.
@@TheBealles I would appreciate a video on this topic, as well. I'll be putting my daughter through college by myself. I'm a teacher with limited resources. Just starting to save a bit but it's still a challenge. I hope you will please make a video on paying for college. Thanks so much.
@@TheBealles yes, lots of CLEP, your entire general education can be met with CLEP testing at many schools. There's an organization called Modern States that offers vouchers for free exams (up to 8 I believe). The program is called Freshman Year Free (it's offered to all, not just Freshman).
@@yvonnepalmquist8676 I don’t recommend CLEP to everyone. It is more challenging than some make it out to be, but if it is appropriate, it can be helpful to graduate more quickly and save on tuition. Brian and I are the only ones who used CLEP.
Sorry, confused. Is she at UofM (sweatshirt) or a Carolina school (previous vid T-shirt IIRC) or community college or you don't want to say? My eldest started this year (Bucknell) too. Mostly asking bc the residential experience can be very different.
Community college. Those shirts are fashion choices. If she chooses to transfer to university, it will be to a UNC school.
@@TheBealles Maybe she'll meet my son (17) who ONLY wants UNC! Btw, she's a doppelganger for my daughter who's just a tad blonder. (SO, so pretty... ooof! It's a worry for me.)
A UNC system school, not necessarily UNC. I think that one doesn't have the program she wants. I understand the worry for your girl
Thanks, for sharing. Did I missed what her degree is...
Agribusiness Technology
@@TheBealles So are you all going to get a farm now!?
Not this moment. That's just what she wanted to study
Briana, are most of your classes at college? I know many in our town have few teachers or professors at college. They take their classes on line and they say they aren't liking that. Oh BTW, they move back home because of Covid 19. How would you handle 🤔 this situation? It is to costly to pay for dorm, college and etc. and few teachers in classrooms. Also everyone including professors must wear mask even in town. Are you effected by this? Thanks
Those aren’t homeschool related questions exactly, so I will go ahead and answer here. Briana is at community college, not at university, so she is not staying in a dorm. She does take most of her classes in person. Only one class is completely online. I think whether or not one likes online classes is a personal preference. Briana and Brian preferred them. Ricky & Marquise prefer in-person classes. Marquise does attend university, and the dorm situation is ever-changing. At first they had to leave, then they were allowed back. This semester had a delayed entry. When they have to be at home, classes are on Zoom. For both Briana and Marquise, masks are worn and social distancing practiced in all in-person classes. Dorms are costly. I do not recommend it, but Marquise insisted and he is paying for it- and he will graduate with debt and everyone else did not. College can be affordable, but you have to make choices that fit in your budget or pay the price.
@@TheBealles, Thank you for answering my questions. The professor was difficult to hear with his mask on. The students were is their own apartment and out of 4 classes only 1 class was taught at their college. This is a small college. Thanks again
Did Brianna ever fall behind in any subjects like math or writing and did she have testing regularly? I am always worried my kids will fall behind. I have four kids under the age of 10 and they struggle with math. We don't have long drawn out days. I teach my kids a lot of what their interests are and it works fine I just need to be consistent which I'm doing much better this school year. I worry about my kids making friends because of covid stuff and no sports etc has been frustrating
First, let me recommend my video called, “What if I mess up my child?” I think it will encourage you😉. Here is a link- ruclips.net/p/PLobf9qkSmQIWNST0ULDxENVnFh9Zc09wv
Second, NC requires annual testing. Some years were better than others. The key is to persist. 😊 Don’t stress!