Teach Them Diligently Pigeon Forge 2025

Taking college classes while in high school is a great way to save money, earn college and high school credit at the same time, and help hone a student's time management and scheduling skills! As great as this option is, there are areas of concern that parents and students need to be aware of beforehand. However, encouraging students who are academically driven to plan strategically will pay off in the end. Find out all you need to know about dual enrollment, state grants, scholarships and more!

Earning early college credit is a smart strategy for homeschool families, but it requires thoughtful choices if you want to keep Christ at the center of your student’s education. College advisor and homeschool mom Shellie Doub will explain how the dual-credit trend sweeping the nation can help your student save on the cost of college and successfully earn early college credit without compromising your beliefs. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to know if your student is ready, what skills will set your student up for success, and which early-college credit programs can help you save!

After high school, students typically pursue one of the 4E’s: education, employment, enlistment, or entrepreneurship. Shellie will draw from her experience as a home school parent, college advisor, and strengths coach to help your high school student begin the lifelong task of discovering their gifts, deciding on a direction, and determining their goals.

Surveys have shown that 66% of college students change their majors more than once and on the day of graduation 40% of college graduates wish they had chosen a different major, it's important to start early and take this decision seriously. Individuals often make decisions without much thought and with limited information. Come learn about some practical steps to help students explore options that could possibly impact one of the most important decisions of their lives.