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Far Northeast
Maine (Click the College name for more information)
Faith School of Theology (Charleston, Maine) Faith
School of Theology was established to train men and women of all ages to experience the
life of faith. The Word of God is our primary textbook. We offer a 3-year diploma in
Ministerial, Christian Education, or Missionary majors. Graduates learn to move in
spiritual ministries and gifts. Practical training is given through regular outside
ministry opportunities.
Massachusetts
(Click the College name for more information)
- Gordon
College, (Wenham, MA)
provides freedom within
a framework of faith. In a world where tolerance presumes there are no
truths worth defending; there is a need for young men and women who
understand that knowledge without good judgment falls short of wisdom.
Gordon actively integrates modern scholarship and a solid foundation
of faith.
Harvard University (Cambridge, MA) comprises many different schools: the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, which includes the
undergraduate college and the Division of Continuing Education (Extension and Summer
Schools); the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences; Radcliffe College; and nine
professional schools -- Business Administration, Dental Medicine, Design, Divinity,
Education, Government, Law, Medicine, and Public Health.
ITT
Technical Institute offers
a variety of technology-focused educational programs. There are
over 70
ITT Technical Institutes nationwide. Combined, these institutes
are among the nation's leading providers of technology education.
Click for a full listing of schools in this region.
Simon's Rock College of Bard (Great Barrington, MA) Simon’s Rock College is
Homeschooler Friendly! Simon’s Rock College of Bard is the nation’s only four-year
college of the liberal arts and sciences designed expressly for younger scholars.
Most students enter Simon’s Rock after completing the tenth or eleventh grade, and
follow programs leading to the Associate of Arts or Bachelor of Arts degrees.
New
Hampshire (Click the College name for more
information)
Dartmouth College (Hanover, NH) is Homeschooler Friendly! -- Dartmouth's resources rival those of the finest large universities. From
the extensive library system and modern laboratories to the excellent faculty, the College
provides its students with everything they need to fully explore their interests. Yet,
most importantly, Dartmouth accomplishes this feat without sacrificing its dedication to
the individual learning experiences that a small college can provide.
Rhode Island (Click the College name for more information)
- Johnson
& Wales University (Providence,
RI - founded 1914) is Homeschooler Friendly! -- Offering associate and bachelor degree programs in the fields of Business,
Hospitality, Foodservice and Technology. Four campus locations in Providence, R.I. (main
campus); North Miami FL.; Charleston, S.C.; and Norfolk, VA...
Vermont (Click the College name for more information)
- Bennington College (Bennington, VT) welcomes homeschooled students. Bennington
students, working closely with faculty, compose and direct their own course of
study. Since
homeschoolers have often already had the experience of taking this kind of responsibility
for their education, they often find themselves even more prepared for a Bennington
education than students from a more traditional secondary school background.
- Marlboro College (Marlboro, VT) As
a homeschooled student, you have probably been actively involved in
designing your own education. You know how to throw yourself into your
subject - whether it's a new book or a new country. You see connections and
you don't hesitate to ask questions. Marlboro
welcomes students like you and will challenge and inspire you with a similar
philosophy.
- Vermont
College (Montpelier, VT)
New
College offers an alternative B.A. in the American progressive
tradition for students interested in interdisciplinary, external,
off-campus study in humanities, social sciences, environmental
studies, creative writing and fine arts. Independent study,
internships, co-op education, Internet technology, distance learning,
and faculty mentors are appropriate for transfer students, home-schoolers,
and selective high school graduates.
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