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Homeschool Students

Homeschool Students

At MVNU, we understand homeschooling and we support it. We've got small class sizes and caring faculty mentors. But more than that, we appreciate the homeschool journey because many of us have chosen it for our own families. You won't find a more "homeschool friendly" environment than MVNU.

Complete Application

*Use the code “HOMESCHOOL” at the end of the application to apply for free

Send Transcript

We want to make your transition to college as easy as possible. We've developed a few tools to help you. Choose from these templates to create your own transcript for the college admissions process:

A student must submit an application  to MVNU and send their home school transcript. Transcripts may be sent via mail to Traditional Admissions Office, 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, OH 43050; emailed to mvnu.applications@mvnu.edu; or faxed to 740-393-0511. ACT or SAT scores can be submitted, if available.

For traditional students enrolling, MVNU has implemented a test-optional review process for admission to the university. This means applications are considered without standardized test scores. An official copy of the high school transcript is required, as GPA and the types of courses taken are used as part of the application review process.

NOTE: Specific academic programs, courses and some scholarships may require an ACT/SAT score to be submitted.

Post Acceptance

Once you’ve been accepted, you’ll want to watch for our emails detailing your next steps.

  • You’ll get your own MVNU email address, which you’ll want to check often.
  • You’ll be assigned an academic advisor who will schedule your initial courses. 
  • You’ll be required to attend a New Student Orientation. These are scheduled depending on your enrollment status (part time or full time). 

Application Deadlines: TBD

Frequently Asked Questions

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College Now: Take College Classes While In High School

For a comprehensive overview of MVNU’s Dual Enrollment options, please click here.

Homeschool testimonials

“As a home educated student, I appreciate how welcoming MVNU is towards homeschooling families and their unique perspectives and backgrounds. The university helps the admissions process go smoothly for home educated students and supports the flexibility and initiative they bring to campus.” — Shiloh Six, ’19

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