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I am home schooled. Does 3D modeling count?

Hi I am home schooled. I am making 3D stuff in Google Sketch. I was wondering if that counts as a course. I am currently building a model of my house, (architectural designing) and I make like 3d designs of stuff (treasure chest, etc;) and I was wondering that if that counts as school. @Rickey I was sick with the flu and I ran out of sick days so they kicked me out of public school so I wouldn't make the school look bad by failing.

Public Comments

1. Im sorry i cant help that but im sure someone will i just wanted to say. your lucky, i wish i was homeschooled, regular school sucks
2. Yes it counts as a course. One of the benifits of homeschool is that you can study whatever you want. Its a design class.
3. Yes. Anything you study counts when you're hoeschooled. When I was homeschooled (I'm in college now), I did 3D modeling, programming in MOO, robotics, cooking, fencing, guitar, musical theater, graphic design, and a lot of other uncommon electives. This set me apart from other students when I was applying to universities, and that gave me a bit of an edge on the competition.
4. It certainly can count! You should have your parents check to make sure you are meeting your state law's requirements though. There are several states that would require you to keep a portfolio of your work, and a couple other states want you to document the hours you spend on it. If you live in a state that wants you to keep track of hours, 150 hours = a regular 1 credit or 1 year class, but some lab classes might be a little higher. If you think that you want to go to college, it would be good to keep a portfolio of your best work even if it is not required where you live.