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<div>I would appreciate your thoughts on this question. I assume we will be seeing more and more students who graduate from accredited virtual online high schools and schools where students work at their own pace; thus, a student can complete more quickly than students in standard high schools. This would allow a student who is 16 to graduate from an accredited high school. I have had two 16 year old applicants this fall semester.</div>
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<div>According to Regent's policy, homeschool students' and GED applicants' peer high schools must have graduated (or will graduate at the same time) for admission to be offered. The "age" question does not arise for those who graduate from an accredited high school. I don't think this question has been addressed by the Regent's.</div>
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