The dorms aren't quite finished and they've been staying with nearby families, so most can't just dash off to change clothes. For home-schooled kids, adhering to a college class schedule is an adjustment, Farris said. They've been educated on flex-time where mom, the teacher, knows that the student is tired from raking leaves and might need to sleep late. Having classmates is also different. Class discussions are enjoyable.
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But similarities seem more pronounced than differences. To succeed, the new college must continue to attract such students and their parents and to recruit and retain a qualified faculty, Warren said. And Farris must maintain a steady stream of donations. This material shall not be published or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium.