Next Steps for Homeschoolers Home educated students make the transition to the college classroom using the same formula as every student-hard work and time management. Strong students distinguish themselves and open the doors to graduate programs, ministry opportunities, and professional careers.
Steps to Take
|  | Elementary Education major from Georgia, Lauren loves the size of CCC and the feeling that you know most people on campus. "I am the Devotion Leader in my unit, and it has been fun to get to know the girls in my unit better and to prepare devotions at night. I love sharing what God has been doing in my life and to hear what He is doing in theirs, too." Being a member of the CCC soccer team and an Elementary Education major leaves Lauren quite busy, but when she is not practicing, studying, or catching up on rest, she likes to take advantage of the beautiful surroundings by biking off campus. "I've grown so much during my time at CCC. Everything from chapels, unit devotions, my personal devotions, to the encouragement of friends and faculty has helped me grow closer to Christ. Clearwater Christian College provides a well-rounded student who is very knowledgeable in his/her field of study. Each student graduating from Clearwater will be equipped in his/her major."
This year’s class comes from 37 different states (34% are Florida residents) and 3 different countries, has an average high school GPA of 3.2, scored an average 1050 on the SAT and 22 on the ACT, and are 49% male,
CCC recommends that every prospective student take the following classes prior to enrolling: - 4 years of English
- 3 years of Mathematics - math classes should include geometry and algebra II
- 2-4 years of Foreign Language
- 3 years of Science
- 2 years of Social Science
Elective courses in fine arts and PE are encouraged. Pre-med majors would do well to have one year each of advanced math, chemistry and physics.
Don't miss a $16,000.00 prize. High performing Florida residents can qualify for substantial state funds if they register with their local school board for the 11th and 12th grade. See details about the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program.
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