What colleges do not accept homeschooled children?

While most colleges and universities do accept homeschooled children, there are a few that do not. These schools typically have very specific admissions criteria and may not be a good fit for all homeschooled students. Some of the colleges that do not accept homeschooled children include:

* Amherst College

* Bowdoin College

* California Institute of Technology

* Columbia University

* Cornell University

* Dartmouth College

* Duke University

* Harvard University

* Massachusetts Institute of Technology

* Princeton University

* Stanford University

* University of Chicago

* University of Pennsylvania

* Vanderbilt University

* Yale University

It is important to note that these schools do not have a blanket policy against homeschooled students. In some cases, homeschooled students may be admitted if they meet all of the other admissions criteria and have a strong academic record. However, it is important to be aware of these schools' policies before applying.

If you are a homeschooled student considering applying to college, it is important to do your research and find schools that are a good fit for you. There are many colleges and universities that are happy to accept homeschooled students, and you should not let your homeschooling status prevent you from pursuing a higher education.