Okay, I know some families on here have graduated children already and you are probably my best resource for this, but anyone feel free to chime in. Makayla, my oldest, is starting 10th grade. She’s always been homeschooled. She has become pretty certain that she wants to pursue veterinary medicine in college. We’ve been browsing admission requirements to a vet program and the undergraduate work is very heavy in science, obviously. How can we prepare for that? Any suggestions? She’s done some Apologia, she’s doing Veterinary Science 1 and 2 through Landry Academy this year, and we’ll need to do more science after this year, chemistry for sure and something else in 12th.
Also, she’s finally accepted that to get in to the colleges she’s considering for her undergrad work she is required to have already completed 2 years of a single foreign language (modern, not latin). What can we use? There are no co-op options for this. I have familiarity with Latin, Spanish, and ASL, so Spanish or ASL are probably our preferences so I can be comfortable teaching her. (And the colleges accept either for a foreign language, we checked about the ASL). We do not want Rosetta stone because if we go with Spanish we want her to also read and write in the language, not just speak it.
Thoughts?