Homeschool

Homeschool students under the age of 16 must take the TSIA2 to establish college readiness or provide proof of an exemption to enroll in courses that require college readiness. Visit the TSI Applicability and Exemptions page for a list of acceptable exemptions.

Homeschool students age 16 or holder are exempt from the TSIA2 until they have earned 15 credit hours. Students who have earned 15 credit hours are required to take the TSIA2 or provide proof of exemption if they have not already successfully completed a college-level course in ELAR and/or MATH.

Students are encouraged to apply and complete all required enrollment steps early to ensure the best pick of classes and a smooth enrollment process. Fall enrollment generally starts in late April, and Spring enrollment generally starts in late October. Students should be enrolled by the Friday before the semester begins. For more detailed dates, please visit our Collin College calendars.

Student Information

• Full name
• Date of birth
• Email address
• Parent/guardian's full name
• Expected high school graduation date

School Information

• School name
• Address
• Phone number

Academic Record

• School year
• Grade level
• Course title
• Credit earned
• Final grade
• Total credits
• GPA
• Cumulative GPA

Signature Section

• School administrator printed name
• Title of school administrator
• School administrator signature
• Signature date

Our dual credit students typically take courses in the Core Curriculum for a General Associate of Arts or Associate of Science. These courses are recommended for students who plan to transfer to a 4 year college/university. 

In the first semester, we typically recommend that students start with one course such as EDUC 1300 Learning Framework or SPCH 1311 Introduction to Speech Communication. 

Students can also choose to take courses in a Workforce Program, or a foreign language course (Ex. SPAN, FREN, ARAB).

The public course schedule is typically released within two weeks prior to semester enrollment.

Collin College does not determine high school graduation requirements. Students will need to work with their homeschool administrator (parent/guardian) to determine what courses they need to complete. The homeschool administrator can consult resources such as the Texas Education Agency (TEA) or a homeschool co-op in your area for assistance. 

If transferring from a school, we will need a letter of withdrawal from the school that includes your last date of attendance before you will be considered/classified as a homeschool student. Please reach out to our office, so we can assist you with this transition.