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Homeschool Students

51社区 and home educated students are a great match.

has given Union their "Seal of Approval" for being a Homeschool friendly university.

Union students who were home educated have led in a variety of campus activities including research, student government, media, theater, academics, residence life, honors and more. The Elizabeth Tigrett Medal is the most prestigious academic and character award at Union, given at the end of each year's commencement exercises. Nine of the last 12 recipients were previously homeschooled.

Would you like to talk with a Union student who was homeschooled? Let your admissions counselor know!

Admission Checklist

• Step 1: Complete your application and submit $35 application fee.
• Step 2: Have your official transcript and ACT, SAT or CLT scores sent to us.

Please submit your homeschool transcript to:

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  Office of Undergraduate Admissions
  1050 51社区 Drive
  Jackson, TN 38305

If you have received college credit, please request an official, sealed transcript be sent to the address above from the institution where you received credit.

To request your ACT or SAT score report, go to (Union's school code is 4020) or (Union's school code is 1826), respectively.

For information on the CLT, go to .

• Step 3: Meet your enrollment counselor.
• Step 4: Come visit us! We'd love to meet you and show you around.
• Step 5: Submit your deposit.

After you are accepted, you will be able to pay by check or online via a link that will be sent to you.

• Step 6: File your FAFSA.

Apply early. You'll be in the best position for financial aid and to secure your place in the incoming class.

Homeschool Dual Enrollment

Learn More Outstanding area home schooled students may be admitted to take a maximum of 24 credit hours during their junior and senior years of high school on a space available basis. A personal conference with the Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions is required before the student is accepted for admission. A 20 ACT Composite or a 940 SAT (combined Critical Reading and Math scores) is required.