Home-Schooled/Non-Accredited High School
Definition: A student who has graduated from a home school program or non-accredit high school.
Home-Schooled/Non-Accredited High School Application Process:
A homeschool/non-accredited high school applicant must submit the following items in order to be considered for admission:
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Application for Admission
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$30 Non-Refundable Application Fee
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Official High School Transcript
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Official SAT and/or ACT Scores
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Curriculum Descriptions for Required High School Curriculum Units (see below)
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Certificate of Immunization
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Verification of Lawful Presence (students seeking in-state tuition)
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Requirements for Home-Schooled/Non-Accredited High School Admission:
Minimum SAT or ACT requirements
About the redesigned SAT:
Dalton State will accept the redesigned SAT beginning summer 2016. Redesigned scores will be converted to old scores for admission evaluation purposes. The two-digit Reading test score will be used to create a Critical Reading score and the Math section score will be used to create a Math score. Concordance information can be found via College Board.
SAT = Critical Reading 19, Math 360
ACT = English 14, Math 12
Minimum Freshman Index requirement
Freshman Index = 1830
SAT : Freshman Index = (Academic High School GPA x 500) + SAT Verbal/Critical Reading + SAT Math
ACT: Freshman Index = (Academic High School GPA x 500) + (ACT Composite x 42) + 88
Required High School Curriculum Units (RHSC)
- 4 units of English
- 4 units of mathematics
- 4 units of science
- 3 units of social science, with at least one unit focusing on United States studies and one unit focusing on world studies
- 2 units of the same foreign language
The University System of Georgia Office of Student Affairs maintains a complete list of courses that can be used to satisfy RHSC requirements and can be found here.
Curriculum descriptions for RHSC units must include:
- Course title
- Course description
- List of course learning materials, including textbooks and software
- Course credit
- Year completed
- Grade earned
- Unit Source (public school, private school, correspondence program, or home generate curriculum)