Homeschool counselor letter

A plain fill-in letter from you as your school's counselor, drawn from your school profile and transcript: credits, GPA and graduation date, with lines to sign and date.

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Why a homeschool parent writes one

Many college applications ask for a letter or a report from the school counselor. In a homeschool the parent is the counselor, so the parent writes it. Keep it short and factual: the school, the student's record and what the reader will find in the papers sent with it.

What this letter says

Who you are: the parent, the counselor and the administrator of the school.
The record: credits earned, the GPA and the graduation date, taken from your transcript.
Where courses came from, from your school profile.
A few sentences about the student in your words, if you want to add them.

Applications that use the Common App have their own counselor forms; follow what each one asks. Check the transcript first with the transcript checker, and print the transcript to go with the letter.