Over the past number of years, people have come to expect a "tuition sale" in the months of January and February. We had one this winter and the response was great. But then we found that some of the people had a lot of catching-up to do. Wouldn't it be better to run our specials in the spring, every spring, so you people who sign up in a timely manner can benefit financially and then get off to a good start?

Here is our offer to you: Between now and June 30, for every student who is registered and paid in full, $50 can be deducted from what is owed in tuition.

You might be asking, "What if I have already registered for the 2012-13 year"? If you have already registered and paid full price ($525 or $675 for the senior year) we will refund you $50.

After 28 years of growing and developing the NARHS program, assisting home-based education across the nation, Steve Moitozo has retired.  As a tribute to him and all he has accomplished, we would like for you to read about Steve's rich contributions to society.

We are currently hard at work to create the brand new NARHS.org!  This will take some time, but stay tuned for our new look.  We're also working on making site navigation easier, so you can find the information you need more easily.

Earn your high school credits wherever you like.  Use the local high schools, private schools, homeschool, Internet courses, community college courses, adult ed. courses, training in the trades... You can take the courses you want (as long as they are high school level or above).
            
Earn the credits you need for the diploma requirements.  Go as fast as you like, or as slow as you need.  Have all the credits already?  No need to take any more courses for your diploma...you’re done.

These are some of the colleges, universities, and trade schools that have accepted NARHS graduates. (To see a more complete list, click on "read more" at the bottom of this article.)

Adelphi University
Adirondack Comm Colege
Adrian College
Alaska Pacific Univ
Albright College
American Musical & Dramatic Acad
American Univ
Amherst College
Andrews University
Angelo State University
Antioch College
Arcadia University
Asbury College
Ashworth College
Assumption College
Atlanta Chr College
Augusta (GA) State University
Babson College
Bagley Coll of Engineering
Bard College
Barry University
Barton College
Bates College
Baylor University
Ball State University
Beal College
Bellevue Comm College
Bellin College of Nursing

Some NARHS students (who want to enlist in the US military) fall into two general categories. Transfer students and homeschoolers. Students who have been official, legal homechoolers will have very few issues enlisting. There is a specific process for homeschoolers applying for military enlistment.

Transfer students (those who have all or nearly all of their high school credits), WILL encounter resistance with enlistment -- the military wants stability, seat time, and commited students who do what's expected of them when assigned. Students who transfer to NARHS after they are ready to graduate present special problems for the military evaluation process.

To properly prepare for enlistment, please speak to your NARHS-assigned advisor. We have access to the current information on enlistment options.

NOTE: simply HAVING a high school diploma does NOT guarantee enlistment..there are many other criteria. Good scores on the military's ASVAB test, positive results from your interview with the recruiter, your academic history, and many other factors play a part in enlistment.