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Source: Falls City Journal

Peru State College invites homeschool students and their families to explore the possibilities of higher education during Homeschool Discovery Day on Monday, November 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is designed to help homeschool families learn more about preparing for college while experiencing firsthand the academic opportunities, campus life, and welcoming environment Peru State has to offer. Throughout the day, students and families will have opportunities to: • Learn about the college admissions process • Explore financial aid options and ways to pay for college • Tour Peru State’s scenic Campus of a Thousand Oaks • Discover student life, campus activities and available resources • Hear from current students and campus leaders • Get answers to their questions about the college experience Susan Hogg, Vice President of Enrollment Management at Peru State College, emphasized the importance of campus visits, particularly for students who have been homeschooled.

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