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Colleges
Gutenberg
College -
We are a classical, great-books college that teaches from a biblical worldview.
Well over 50% of our students are from home schools and the majority of our
faculty homeschool their own children.
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Augustine
College - We are a very small liberal arts college - Christian,
and inclusive of all denominations and those seeking faith. We
teach an integrated course on the history of Western Civilization,
the history of ideas. This is a one year course giving students
a firm basis for dealing with cultural and academic questions
they will meet at university. Our students have been given
full credits at Baylor, Hillsdale, Houghton, Trinity Western,
the University of Alberta , Redeemer, Francis Xavier, St. Stephens
and other universities.
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- Kennedy-Western University: Online Degree Programs. - Offering
industry-recognized degree programs without classroom attendance,
since 1984. Online B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. degrees available in 12-18
months
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New Saint Andrews
College - New Saint Andrews is a classical Christian liberal
arts college with limited enrollment. Forty percent of our students
come from home schools
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Robert Welch University -
Robert Welch University provides the best online education available
today. The university offers a liberal arts curriculum with additional
classical elements that reflect the philosophy and education of the
American Founding Fathers. Students receiving a Robert Welch University
online education are equipped to transform American society and
government through moral, intellectual, and civic leadership.
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Riverside -
continues its exciting new admission program for homeschooled or
nontraditionally educated students who are planning to attend college.
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