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Homeschool graduates thrive at BJU. PMS 289 and 2995 (19036) 3/16 Homeschool graduates make up a vital 1/3 of our student body. We love the depth and energy that their thirst for knowledge and independent learning skills bring to BJU. If you’re committed—like we are—to a liberal arts education from a Christian worldview, we’re confident your student will be a great fit. Want to find out more? Visit bju.edu/homeschool and explore!
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