Homeschool Resources

Laws, dual credit, CLEP preparation, college planning, and community support.

Legal Disclaimer

Homeschooling laws and requirements vary by state. You are solely responsible for knowing and complying with your state's homeschooling laws and regulations. MilestoneMap is a planning tool and does not provide legal advice. Always verify current requirements with your state's homeschool authority or a qualified legal professional.

State Homeschool Laws

Start with a state-by-state overview, then confirm current requirements with your state homeschool authority. Requirements can include notice, subjects, assessment, attendance, and record keeping.

HSLDA state homeschool law guide

Browse concise state-by-state information about homeschool requirements and legal options.

Dual Credit & College Courses

Learn how college courses can fit into a high school plan. Check transfer policies, eligibility, cost, deadlines, and whether a course awards both high school and college credit before enrolling.

MilestoneMap dual-credit guide

Understand dual credit for homeschool, public school, rural, and microschool students through Landmark Academics and ASU.

Landmark ASU dual-credit catalog

Browse college courses with On-Demand and structured session options for high school students.

ASU Earned Admission

Explore ASU's official Universal Learner courses and the process for earning transferable college credit.

CLEP Exam Preparation

CLEP exams may let students earn college credit by demonstrating subject knowledge. Confirm each college's score and transfer policy before choosing an exam.

College Board CLEP exams

See the official CLEP exam list, policies, exam-day information, and credit-granting guidance.

Modern States free CLEP preparation

Find free courses and study materials designed to help students prepare for CLEP exams.

College Planning

Use these planning tools to compare programs, build a course path, and understand college financial-aid steps. Keep a record of deadlines and each college's homeschool admissions requirements.

College Board BigFuture

Research colleges, explore careers and majors, compare costs, and build a college list.

Federal Student Aid planning guide

Review official federal guidance about preparing for college and understanding financial aid.

MilestoneMap course planner

Map grades 8–12 with a semester-by-semester plan for high school courses, dual credit, CLEP, and more.

Homeschool Community & Support

Connect with organizations and advisors who can help you find local support, discuss state requirements, and make a plan that fits your student.

HSLDA support and homeschool groups

Find homeschool support resources and community connections from HSLDA.

Email a Landmark Academics advisor

Ask for personalized guidance on curriculum choices, state requirements, dual credit, and high school planning.

Landmark Academics

Landmark Academics is a virtual or hybrid program offering structured academics including dual credit, advising, and hands-on experiences in a supportive community to help your child thrive. Landmark Academics welcomes all students from any background, zip code, or GPA — homeschool, private school, public school, or just visiting.

Accredited School Option

Landmark Academy

A fully accredited K–12 online school where parents serve as guides and help choose the curriculum. Students earn real, transferable credits in a parent-led, at-home learning environment — not a homeschool, but a regionally accredited school designed for families who want flexibility with full academic credentialing.