Does Penn Foster allow students to take individual courses?
Q. I see a lot about Penn Foster on here. (Unfortunately mostly from people wanting to cheat.) Some of the electives look very interesting, can someone sign up to take just one class, or do they have to enroll in the whole program? Also, anyone have their web address? Oh come on! I know there are some cheaters... uh... I mean Penn Foster students out there!
Asked by Thrice Blessed - Sat Jun 30 13:33:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I go to Penn Foster but it's for college courses. pennfoster.com You need to contact them and ask them but I do believe you can do individual courses...I have checked into this for my son.
Answered by Proud Army Wife! - Sun Jul 1 08:17:05 2007
Q. I see a lot about Penn Foster on here. (Unfortunately mostly from people wanting to cheat.) Some of the electives look very interesting, can someone sign up to take just one class, or do they have to enroll in the whole program? Also, anyone have their web address? Oh come on! I know there are some cheaters... uh... I mean Penn Foster students out there!
Asked by Thrice Blessed - Sat Jun 30 13:33:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I go to Penn Foster but it's for college courses. pennfoster.com You need to contact them and ask them but I do believe you can do individual courses...I have checked into this for my son.
Answered by Proud Army Wife! - Sun Jul 1 08:17:05 2007
Is anyone a Penn Foster Student that is doing there Highschool Diploma?
Q. Just want to talk to people whom are Penn Foster students that are going for there highschool diploma... I'm a Penn Foster Student I love it it's great and you work at your own pace. I'll give you some advise don't go asking for answers to exams on here not the smartest thing to do. The have PF patrol you can get banned from the school. It's not worth it you can call the advisors for help.
Asked by princessnat82 - Wed Mar 26 11:42:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. joe m...PF patrols these boards looking for cheaters; you've already given them both your Y!A profile and your email. Might want to think twice about that.
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Wed Mar 26 12:49:01 2008
Q. Just want to talk to people whom are Penn Foster students that are going for there highschool diploma... I'm a Penn Foster Student I love it it's great and you work at your own pace. I'll give you some advise don't go asking for answers to exams on here not the smartest thing to do. The have PF patrol you can get banned from the school. It's not worth it you can call the advisors for help.
Asked by princessnat82 - Wed Mar 26 11:42:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. joe m...PF patrols these boards looking for cheaters; you've already given them both your Y!A profile and your email. Might want to think twice about that.
Answered by hsmomlovinit - Wed Mar 26 12:49:01 2008
a penn foster student loan if you are behind can it affect your tax return?
Q. a penn foster student loan if you are behind can it affect your tax return?
Asked by Rachel K - Tue Dec 16 17:41:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with FMS 1800-304-3107 and see if your SSN is showing the default.
Answered by the tax lady - Tue Dec 16 19:17:51 2008
Q. a penn foster student loan if you are behind can it affect your tax return?
Asked by Rachel K - Tue Dec 16 17:41:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check with FMS 1800-304-3107 and see if your SSN is showing the default.
Answered by the tax lady - Tue Dec 16 19:17:51 2008
Penn Foster Veterinarian Assistant!?
Q. Hello Everyone!! I was considering getting into Penn Foster to take Veterinarian Assistant coarse! I'm just afraid it's a waster of time and money. They say I would get a career diploma and I never even heard of something like that. I just know it's cheap and convenient for me. Have anyone ever gone here or know someone. Answer's for Penn Foster students and graduates ONLY!
Asked by It's All About Tyler - Fri Apr 25 11:21:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am about to finish the program for Vet Assistant through Penn Foster. I would say that you first need to decide what your long term goals are. Do you want to be a vet assistant or a veterinary technician? As a veterinary technician, your daily responsibilities can vary depending on your work environment. Most vet techs work in veterinary clinics and emergency centers caring for domestic animals. In these private practices, you will assist in the following types of procedures: Physical examinations Dental procedures Spaying and neutering Immunization Birthing and euthanasia Vet Assistants however have various tasks to do and typically start from the bottom and work their way up. Cleaning cages, picking up poop, pee, vomit,… [cont.]
Answered by justwannaknow - Tue Apr 29 10:19:28 2008
Q. Hello Everyone!! I was considering getting into Penn Foster to take Veterinarian Assistant coarse! I'm just afraid it's a waster of time and money. They say I would get a career diploma and I never even heard of something like that. I just know it's cheap and convenient for me. Have anyone ever gone here or know someone. Answer's for Penn Foster students and graduates ONLY!
Asked by It's All About Tyler - Fri Apr 25 11:21:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am about to finish the program for Vet Assistant through Penn Foster. I would say that you first need to decide what your long term goals are. Do you want to be a vet assistant or a veterinary technician? As a veterinary technician, your daily responsibilities can vary depending on your work environment. Most vet techs work in veterinary clinics and emergency centers caring for domestic animals. In these private practices, you will assist in the following types of procedures: Physical examinations Dental procedures Spaying and neutering Immunization Birthing and euthanasia Vet Assistants however have various tasks to do and typically start from the bottom and work their way up. Cleaning cages, picking up poop, pee, vomit,… [cont.]
Answered by justwannaknow - Tue Apr 29 10:19:28 2008
What are your thoughts on Penn Foster College?
Q. Would you say that their ONLINE diploma/degree programs are a waste of time and money? I'd prefer well-thought answers from experienced or knowledgeable people, including current or previous students. I'm about to finish up my Veterinary Assistance course with Penn Foster, but still am not sure if it's a good 'thing' or not. I've been thinking of signing up for another course, but at the same time I'd like to avoid spending the money if it's not worth it. Thanks!
Asked by Vanquished.Innocence - Mon Mar 24 13:39:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i am taking a course with them i am not done yet.i live in louisiana and here they dont accept the teacher aide diploma.my sister wanted to take that program,so she checked with the la. dept.of edu.and they told her that they dont acceopt anything from them.so i guess it all depends on where you live,and what your program was in.
Answered by tammy w - Mon Mar 24 14:10:30 2008
Q. Would you say that their ONLINE diploma/degree programs are a waste of time and money? I'd prefer well-thought answers from experienced or knowledgeable people, including current or previous students. I'm about to finish up my Veterinary Assistance course with Penn Foster, but still am not sure if it's a good 'thing' or not. I've been thinking of signing up for another course, but at the same time I'd like to avoid spending the money if it's not worth it. Thanks!
Asked by Vanquished.Innocence - Mon Mar 24 13:39:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i am taking a course with them i am not done yet.i live in louisiana and here they dont accept the teacher aide diploma.my sister wanted to take that program,so she checked with the la. dept.of edu.and they told her that they dont acceopt anything from them.so i guess it all depends on where you live,and what your program was in.
Answered by tammy w - Mon Mar 24 14:10:30 2008
Penn Foster Highschool?
Q. I have a question for current and past Penn Foster Highschool students. I'm considering signing up for the complete course and was wondering how that worked. I was reading it said as you complete courses they'll send you your next one. So is one course one subject? How many lessons come with the complete package, and is that for your entire high school career? Do you get to pick which classes you take, or do they pick them for you? Any other information is also appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Sophie - Thu Sep 3 02:39:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Questions like these are best answered by the school and not Yahoo Answers. Thanks, Penn Foster
Answered by Penn Foster School - Fri Sep 4 03:00:10 2009
Q. I have a question for current and past Penn Foster Highschool students. I'm considering signing up for the complete course and was wondering how that worked. I was reading it said as you complete courses they'll send you your next one. So is one course one subject? How many lessons come with the complete package, and is that for your entire high school career? Do you get to pick which classes you take, or do they pick them for you? Any other information is also appreciated. Thanks!
Asked by Sophie - Thu Sep 3 02:39:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Questions like these are best answered by the school and not Yahoo Answers. Thanks, Penn Foster
Answered by Penn Foster School - Fri Sep 4 03:00:10 2009
Student Loans For Penn Foster?
Q. I am interested in Penn Foster College (you attend at home online or by mail) and the only way I can afford it plus buy the supplies I need is if I get a student loan but none of the websited I have found recognize Penn Foster. It is an accredited college by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC). I am almost 21 and have been out of high school for over 2 years and I'm not interested too much in scholarships. I have searched and tried many of the student loan websites out there but nobody has Penn Foster on their list. Anybody know where I can get a student loan?
Asked by evilmunkees - Sun Jan 21 15:38:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. They do accept grants and loans... U need to contact Penn Foster and tell the FA office u need the school code for FA.. Be prepared to be sent from place to place for ur answers. (I was).. If u attend the ONLINE only program, it's a whole different aid office than if u attend the main school
Answered by chilover - Sun Jan 21 22:25:13 2007
Q. I am interested in Penn Foster College (you attend at home online or by mail) and the only way I can afford it plus buy the supplies I need is if I get a student loan but none of the websited I have found recognize Penn Foster. It is an accredited college by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC). I am almost 21 and have been out of high school for over 2 years and I'm not interested too much in scholarships. I have searched and tried many of the student loan websites out there but nobody has Penn Foster on their list. Anybody know where I can get a student loan?
Asked by evilmunkees - Sun Jan 21 15:38:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. They do accept grants and loans... U need to contact Penn Foster and tell the FA office u need the school code for FA.. Be prepared to be sent from place to place for ur answers. (I was).. If u attend the ONLINE only program, it's a whole different aid office than if u attend the main school
Answered by chilover - Sun Jan 21 22:25:13 2007
Anyone a student in Penn foster High school program???
Q. Was wondering if anyone is taking the high school course through penn foster, if anyone is id like to talk to you...maybe even email eachother on subjects we might need help on..
Asked by Cassie - Mon Apr 23 13:15:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not taking the high school course, but I am enrolled in the legal studies for an associates degree. They're a good school, very good. You can trust their programs, I assure you. However, I know it is a scary thought, doing education online, so I joined their group online, where there are hundreds of students posting questions and answers daily! Feel free to join and speak to the alumni and current students, they're very very helpful! Best of luck!
Answered by Brin - Mon Apr 23 13:29:07 2007
Q. Was wondering if anyone is taking the high school course through penn foster, if anyone is id like to talk to you...maybe even email eachother on subjects we might need help on..
Asked by Cassie - Mon Apr 23 13:15:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm not taking the high school course, but I am enrolled in the legal studies for an associates degree. They're a good school, very good. You can trust their programs, I assure you. However, I know it is a scary thought, doing education online, so I joined their group online, where there are hundreds of students posting questions and answers daily! Feel free to join and speak to the alumni and current students, they're very very helpful! Best of luck!
Answered by Brin - Mon Apr 23 13:29:07 2007
Ashworth or Penn Foster for online finance degree?
Q. I decided to enroll in either Penn Foster or Ashworth online college. Does anybody has any experience wiht their finance or accounting degree? I hear Ashworth has a very good online student community - what about Penn Foster? I want to study at my own pace but still be able to hook up with fellow online students. The finance or accounting program would be mainly for my own enrichment - What sounds better? Degree from Penn Foster or Ashworth? I have been doing research for almost a year. I could not find any other self paced college for around $ 4000 total for degree I want. Some college offer distance degrees but you have to work at their timeframe and be in online classes at certain times. That won't work with me. Just not sure if I… [cont.]
Asked by desdemonadeville - Fri Mar 9 09:44:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know about Ashworth but Penn Foster is one I am enrolled in now and let me tell you I have gone thru half of my books now and am just now actually getting started on the books that relate to medical transcription. If I could do it over again I would have gone with someone else.
Answered by romettifamily - Fri Mar 9 09:53:37 2007
Q. I decided to enroll in either Penn Foster or Ashworth online college. Does anybody has any experience wiht their finance or accounting degree? I hear Ashworth has a very good online student community - what about Penn Foster? I want to study at my own pace but still be able to hook up with fellow online students. The finance or accounting program would be mainly for my own enrichment - What sounds better? Degree from Penn Foster or Ashworth? I have been doing research for almost a year. I could not find any other self paced college for around $ 4000 total for degree I want. Some college offer distance degrees but you have to work at their timeframe and be in online classes at certain times. That won't work with me. Just not sure if I… [cont.]
Asked by desdemonadeville - Fri Mar 9 09:44:41 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know about Ashworth but Penn Foster is one I am enrolled in now and let me tell you I have gone thru half of my books now and am just now actually getting started on the books that relate to medical transcription. If I could do it over again I would have gone with someone else.
Answered by romettifamily - Fri Mar 9 09:53:37 2007
Is Penn Foster a good way to go about finishing my High School Diploma?
Q. Hey, I am a 16 year old High School Student attending Public School about to finish my Sophomore Year. I was just wondering if you guys think Penn Foster is a good way about going to finish my Classes to get a Diploma? I should be going on Tour soon and I feel this is the best way towards my Diploma. Any advice? Thanks Eddie
Asked by eddie123mi - Fri May 16 13:41:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no. my sister had that and she had a hard time with it. they are unorganized. try american school
Answered by Harlow - Fri May 16 19:49:24 2008
Q. Hey, I am a 16 year old High School Student attending Public School about to finish my Sophomore Year. I was just wondering if you guys think Penn Foster is a good way about going to finish my Classes to get a Diploma? I should be going on Tour soon and I feel this is the best way towards my Diploma. Any advice? Thanks Eddie
Asked by eddie123mi - Fri May 16 13:41:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no. my sister had that and she had a hard time with it. they are unorganized. try american school
Answered by Harlow - Fri May 16 19:49:24 2008
penn foster high school diploma?
Q. i am a penn foster high school student, but i have a question, howlong does it take for them to give me my high school diploma i already finished all ofmy courses
Asked by FRESA - Thu Jun 7 16:28:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think with Penn Foster they hold it until your account is paid in full. If you account is already paid in full then I'd definately call them and see what is going on with it!
Answered by Proud Army Wife! - Thu Jun 7 21:34:16 2007
Q. i am a penn foster high school student, but i have a question, howlong does it take for them to give me my high school diploma i already finished all ofmy courses
Asked by FRESA - Thu Jun 7 16:28:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think with Penn Foster they hold it until your account is paid in full. If you account is already paid in full then I'd definately call them and see what is going on with it!
Answered by Proud Army Wife! - Thu Jun 7 21:34:16 2007
Where can I get help from a teacher? (Penn Foster)?
Q. I need help on a penn foster exam but I couldn't find any support on their site. Could someone help me find out where the student support is?
Asked by Marie S - Sun Jun 7 21:47:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you go to school? Go to the staff room and see your teacher for help.
Answered by jemhasb - Mon Jun 15 22:27:57 2009
Q. I need help on a penn foster exam but I couldn't find any support on their site. Could someone help me find out where the student support is?
Asked by Marie S - Sun Jun 7 21:47:46 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you go to school? Go to the staff room and see your teacher for help.
Answered by jemhasb - Mon Jun 15 22:27:57 2009
Penn foster ..10 points please help?
Q. Im 17 and doing penn foster i drop out of high school when i was 15 due to a illness so iv been out of school for 2 years im doing penn foster to get my diploma but what it says below...what does that mean?Its it saying make sure you have legally drop out of school or what? For students under 18 years of age - Please check with school authorities regarding mandatory attendance policies. Your parent s or guardian s approval indicates he/she has discussed your plans with the local school authorities and they agree the Penn Foster High School diploma program is acceptable toward the completion of your high school education. I mean when i was 15 i simply left school and never had a problem
Asked by christine is here!! - Sun Nov 30 00:58:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just "left school" [stopped attending] about 2 weeks ago, because I'm switching to American School. [which is similar to Penn Foster]. Anyways, I think what they are referring to is that MOST 'students' under 18 are still in -- or, like me, recently left -- high school. For my situation, it means that I should make sure my mom and I go to my school and legally withdraw from the school system and stuff. For you... the situation is probably a little different. "Contact Penn Foster High School today. We'll send you FREE information with absolutely no obligation! Have questions? Call us toll free at 1-800-230-7206 to speak with an Enrollment Advisor." When I was still searching for what program I would use, I was considering Penn Foster… [cont.]
Answered by Liana - Sun Nov 30 02:47:18 2008
Q. Im 17 and doing penn foster i drop out of high school when i was 15 due to a illness so iv been out of school for 2 years im doing penn foster to get my diploma but what it says below...what does that mean?Its it saying make sure you have legally drop out of school or what? For students under 18 years of age - Please check with school authorities regarding mandatory attendance policies. Your parent s or guardian s approval indicates he/she has discussed your plans with the local school authorities and they agree the Penn Foster High School diploma program is acceptable toward the completion of your high school education. I mean when i was 15 i simply left school and never had a problem
Asked by christine is here!! - Sun Nov 30 00:58:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just "left school" [stopped attending] about 2 weeks ago, because I'm switching to American School. [which is similar to Penn Foster]. Anyways, I think what they are referring to is that MOST 'students' under 18 are still in -- or, like me, recently left -- high school. For my situation, it means that I should make sure my mom and I go to my school and legally withdraw from the school system and stuff. For you... the situation is probably a little different. "Contact Penn Foster High School today. We'll send you FREE information with absolutely no obligation! Have questions? Call us toll free at 1-800-230-7206 to speak with an Enrollment Advisor." When I was still searching for what program I would use, I was considering Penn Foster… [cont.]
Answered by Liana - Sun Nov 30 02:47:18 2008
ok i'm thinking about starting penn foster associates degree in early childhood education?
Q. ok i'm not doing good in regular college...so i was looking for other solutions to do and still be able to work with kids/be a teacher. first i thought about doin the CDA, then i found penn foster. so i jus have some questions? is it a good school? i saw they said all students have to take an assessment test? does that mean if i don't pass the math section (thats wat i'm having trouble with in school) i will have to take math classes? and if u have any other advice about penn foster just let me know plz thanks for the advice before hand u still could have answered it...ugh
Asked by luv4u859 - Sun Mar 15 16:01:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please direct your questions to the school and not Y!A. Thanks, Penn Foster
Answered by Penn Foster School - Mon Mar 16 11:17:58 2009
Q. ok i'm not doing good in regular college...so i was looking for other solutions to do and still be able to work with kids/be a teacher. first i thought about doin the CDA, then i found penn foster. so i jus have some questions? is it a good school? i saw they said all students have to take an assessment test? does that mean if i don't pass the math section (thats wat i'm having trouble with in school) i will have to take math classes? and if u have any other advice about penn foster just let me know plz thanks for the advice before hand u still could have answered it...ugh
Asked by luv4u859 - Sun Mar 15 16:01:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please direct your questions to the school and not Y!A. Thanks, Penn Foster
Answered by Penn Foster School - Mon Mar 16 11:17:58 2009
GI Bill and Penn Foster College (online)?
Q. Does anyone have any experience using the GI Bill at Penn Foster? Currently I am being awarded 73.00 per month with my GI Bill. I have been told by VA and Penn Foster that at the end of my semester Penn Foster will submit a form to VA showing how many credits I earned and the time frame it took to earn them. Then VA will determine if I was a full, 3/4, half time student and issue a check for the proper amount. I finished 17 credits in 8 months does anyone know how much additional money (if any) I will receive for this. I can't seem to get an answer from VA and I figure it will take several weeks to process. If anyone has any knowledge of this I would welcome any comments. I think I will only be awarded the cost of the semester ($895)but… [cont.]
Asked by lnt_b - Mon Jun 25 10:57:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below is the VA form for another college that is setup alot like Penn Foster. It shows how the VA determines what rate they pay you. Other than that I really don't know how exactly Penn Foster functions. If you come up with any of the details let me know because I too plan on going to Penn and will be using my VA. Thanks.
Answered by a_p_mech_06 - Sun Jul 1 23:48:43 2007
Q. Does anyone have any experience using the GI Bill at Penn Foster? Currently I am being awarded 73.00 per month with my GI Bill. I have been told by VA and Penn Foster that at the end of my semester Penn Foster will submit a form to VA showing how many credits I earned and the time frame it took to earn them. Then VA will determine if I was a full, 3/4, half time student and issue a check for the proper amount. I finished 17 credits in 8 months does anyone know how much additional money (if any) I will receive for this. I can't seem to get an answer from VA and I figure it will take several weeks to process. If anyone has any knowledge of this I would welcome any comments. I think I will only be awarded the cost of the semester ($895)but… [cont.]
Asked by lnt_b - Mon Jun 25 10:57:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below is the VA form for another college that is setup alot like Penn Foster. It shows how the VA determines what rate they pay you. Other than that I really don't know how exactly Penn Foster functions. If you come up with any of the details let me know because I too plan on going to Penn and will be using my VA. Thanks.
Answered by a_p_mech_06 - Sun Jul 1 23:48:43 2007
Homeschool parent with a question, re: Penn Foster?
Q. I homeschool my children, the older two are in grades 4 and 2 and my youngest is an infant. My 4th grader just turned ten years old, and strives to be a vet. I see a lot of questions in this category about Penn Foster (mainly from people trying to cheat, it seems) and I decided to check out their website. I saw some things that interested me, and was just wondering if anyone has ever used this program? Any feedback would be appreciated. I requested some free information, and I think I would like to contact them about the possibility of purchasing some of their materials without enrolling in their programs-just some things I would like to use for my daughter. She is an "advanced" student and most of the materials geared towards her… [cont.]
Asked by BraxOwl - Tue Feb 5 07:33:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For an advanced learner, go to the Hoagies Gifted site and check out their links and input: I would steer clear of Penn Foster. Try some other online class options instead: Apex: K12: Florida Virtual School: NorthStar Academy: UNL Independent Study High School: Center for Distance and Independent Study:
Answered by ASD & DYS Mum - Tue Feb 5 09:41:08 2008
Q. I homeschool my children, the older two are in grades 4 and 2 and my youngest is an infant. My 4th grader just turned ten years old, and strives to be a vet. I see a lot of questions in this category about Penn Foster (mainly from people trying to cheat, it seems) and I decided to check out their website. I saw some things that interested me, and was just wondering if anyone has ever used this program? Any feedback would be appreciated. I requested some free information, and I think I would like to contact them about the possibility of purchasing some of their materials without enrolling in their programs-just some things I would like to use for my daughter. She is an "advanced" student and most of the materials geared towards her… [cont.]
Asked by BraxOwl - Tue Feb 5 07:33:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For an advanced learner, go to the Hoagies Gifted site and check out their links and input: I would steer clear of Penn Foster. Try some other online class options instead: Apex: K12: Florida Virtual School: NorthStar Academy: UNL Independent Study High School: Center for Distance and Independent Study:
Answered by ASD & DYS Mum - Tue Feb 5 09:41:08 2008
How can I get financial aid outside of school?
Q. I will be a student at Penn Foster, it's a great school but they don't offer financial aid, how can I get my schooling paid for outside of Penn Foster, otherwise I may I may not be able to afford to pay each semester. What can I do?
Asked by jaysqueen - Wed Mar 25 14:33:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I will be a student at Penn Foster, it's a great school but they don't offer financial aid, how can I get my schooling paid for outside of Penn Foster, otherwise I may I may not be able to afford to pay each semester. What can I do?
Asked by jaysqueen - Wed Mar 25 14:33:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Penn Foster, I need help. Opinions!!?
Q. I am a very social person, and I would like to be home schooled and my mother hates the county, they are nosey and everything. I would miss my friends, but the thing is I would love to graduate early, and that is my goal. I feel like high school is very overwhelming and stressful. I love that its self paced, so you aren't rushed. I am a great student. I am currently a freshman and have a 3.8 GPA. I need help deciding. Please state your opinions and pro's and con's. Thanks!
Asked by Rawr :) - Thu Aug 28 21:03:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. high school equals 25%life memories don't abandon the drama man
Answered by mega-tops - Thu Aug 28 21:12:59 2008
Q. I am a very social person, and I would like to be home schooled and my mother hates the county, they are nosey and everything. I would miss my friends, but the thing is I would love to graduate early, and that is my goal. I feel like high school is very overwhelming and stressful. I love that its self paced, so you aren't rushed. I am a great student. I am currently a freshman and have a 3.8 GPA. I need help deciding. Please state your opinions and pro's and con's. Thanks!
Asked by Rawr :) - Thu Aug 28 21:03:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. high school equals 25%life memories don't abandon the drama man
Answered by mega-tops - Thu Aug 28 21:12:59 2008
Penn Foster's Online High School Program?
Q. I'm going to be calling the school today, but I just wanted to hear from students about their personal experience with the school. I want to graduate from high school early, and the public school I attend is very uncooperative. I took online courses last year and enjoyed them. I really hate the unfocused nature of a public high school classroom, and would rather work at my own pace then be slowed down by class clowns and students who were placed in the incorrect class. Public school's today are really letting themselves go. I can't believe that my counselor and the school's distance-learning adviser are so against this, and they are being both rude and unhelpful. I know you guys won't let me down. =] Thanks! Also, how long did it take you… [cont.]
Asked by Nicole - Thu Mar 19 11:52:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I attended Penn Foster for high school. It took me about 2 years to finish it because you have to have it completely paid off before you actually recieve your diploma so I worked really slow. I could have had it done in about 5 months probably if I didn't take a month here and there without doing any school work. You have 3 years to complete it. It's actually very easy. I really love Penn Foster and it's really nice because you can make small montly payments. But just keep in mind that you can't recieve your diploma until after you have it paid off. Once you have it paid off you recieve your diploma in about two weeks! I would really recommend Penn Foster!
Answered by ~Lexi's Mommy~ - Fri Mar 20 09:21:18 2009
Q. I'm going to be calling the school today, but I just wanted to hear from students about their personal experience with the school. I want to graduate from high school early, and the public school I attend is very uncooperative. I took online courses last year and enjoyed them. I really hate the unfocused nature of a public high school classroom, and would rather work at my own pace then be slowed down by class clowns and students who were placed in the incorrect class. Public school's today are really letting themselves go. I can't believe that my counselor and the school's distance-learning adviser are so against this, and they are being both rude and unhelpful. I know you guys won't let me down. =] Thanks! Also, how long did it take you… [cont.]
Asked by Nicole - Thu Mar 19 11:52:14 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I attended Penn Foster for high school. It took me about 2 years to finish it because you have to have it completely paid off before you actually recieve your diploma so I worked really slow. I could have had it done in about 5 months probably if I didn't take a month here and there without doing any school work. You have 3 years to complete it. It's actually very easy. I really love Penn Foster and it's really nice because you can make small montly payments. But just keep in mind that you can't recieve your diploma until after you have it paid off. Once you have it paid off you recieve your diploma in about two weeks! I would really recommend Penn Foster!
Answered by ~Lexi's Mommy~ - Fri Mar 20 09:21:18 2009
If I'm taking a course in fitness and nutrition at an on line college, is it the same as regular college?
Q. I'm a student of Penn Foster. I like to take on line courses because I have to work full time, and it's cheaper.
Asked by Q~T - Tue Jan 2 12:31:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is it the same? That depends. Is the college accredited? Do employers in your area respect the students who come out of the program? These are the two major questions you need to ask.
Answered by RoaringMice - Tue Jan 2 13:08:19 2007
Q. I'm a student of Penn Foster. I like to take on line courses because I have to work full time, and it's cheaper.
Asked by Q~T - Tue Jan 2 12:31:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Is it the same? That depends. Is the college accredited? Do employers in your area respect the students who come out of the program? These are the two major questions you need to ask.
Answered by RoaringMice - Tue Jan 2 13:08:19 2007
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