Previous Issue Current Issue Next Issue About Search Archives Advertising VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 2 - disclaimer - MARCH / APRIL 2003 FEATURES Together for freedom: Passing liberty to the next generation Letter should fix college admission problems DEPARTMENTS Along the way The battle for the front door From the heart Across the states Members only About Campus Active Cases Around the globe President's page No child left untested ET AL. Prayer & Praise a contrario sensu (on the other hand) HSLDA legal contacts for November/December 2002   LEGAL/LEGISLATIVE UPDATES   ACROSS THE STATES CA · GA · ID · IN · KS · MA · ME · MI · MN · MO · MS · ND · NE · NH · NJ · NV · NY · OH · OR · PA · SC · SD · TX · UT · VA · WI · WV VIRGINIA GED demanded no longer Home School Legal Defense Association's website currently lists three four-year colleges in Virginia as requiring a home school graduate to have a GED for admission: Roanoke College, Hampton College, and Virginia Military Institute. However, recently we contacted all three institutions and representatives told us that a GED will no longer be required. We will follow up to confirm this in writing. If confirmed, it would mean that not a single four-year college in Virginia requires a home school graduate to have a GED. This is great progress. See www.hslda.org/docs/nche/Issues/C/College.asp for more information. — Scott A. Woodruff