According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a person with a GED certificate will likely earn less than a person with a high school diploma. More importantly, a person with a high school diploma is more likely to complete a college degree than a one with simply a GED certificate. We strongly recommend to everyone that they complete our course and earn their high school diploma. |

If you do not have a High School diploma or GED, you may still qualify to attend Western Beauty Institute. You must be 18 and pass a one-hour ATB (Ability-to-Benefit) test, which is administered to prospective students each Monday afternoon at our Lancaster campus and each Tuesday afternoon at our Panorama City campus. Our Admissions personnel will provide you with information on how to arrange for the test.

Naropa University will review applications from students who have completed a GED. It is recommended that students submit a transcript from any high school attended. Students must submit an official copy of their GED with their admission application.

You must pass the state GED examination given by the Maryland State Department of Education. The test is given on the second weekend of every month. Howard County residents are automatically assigned to the closest testing center, located at Catonsville Community College, unless they specify otherwise on the registration form. Questions about the state exam may be referred to the MSDE/GED office at 410-767-0538.

We still would like you to pay us a visit because we can provide you with resources on where and how to prepare for your High School Diplome or GED, which generally takes about four weeks or less. Regardless of whether you choose to enroll at Sound Master or not, we believe that it is in your interest to acquire your high school diploma or your GED for any career you choose. [Top]

adult high school diploma is based on earning the required credits for a diploma. Sutter County requires 200 credits for a diploma (no PE credits required). If you desire to enroll in the Adult Ed High School Diploma class you will need an official transcript from the last school you attended. To be official the transcript must be in a sealed envelope.

Compute Career Institute highly recommends a High School Diploma or GED completion. However, students seeking admissions who have not met this requirement may seek special admission status. Please contact an admissions counselor for more information.

Students cannot tranfer directly to a four year college without a high school diploma or GED, however students can attend a community college without a high school diploma or GED and take all the coursework and tranfer preparation needed to transfer to a four-year college.

Yes. All qualifying enrollees must have a valid high school diploma or a GED to enter the Commercial Diving Program. Proof of diploma is required before registration.

Practical Nursing is the only program that requires a high school diploma or GED. However, GED preparation is available free of charge and HTC encourages everyone to work toward a GED while attending their program.

The "High School Diploma" that all GED (General Education Diploma) graduates, receive is truly a high school diploma, but it is based on a test result. A diploma from a regular high school is based on performance during a four year curriculum of 4 credits of English, 3 credits of Math, 3 credits of Science, 3 credits of Social studies, and various other subjects.

NO. You do not need a High School Diploma or GED to enroll in CAPRI. However, if you are applying for Financial Aid, there is a special test that you can take prior to securing your High School Diploma or GED, which you will need upon graduation.

Students without a high school diploma or GED may attend classes by passing the Wonderlic Ability to Benefit test. This test determines your ability in basic English and Mathematics and allows you to start school without your diploma or GED. One of the biggest advantages of attending Lane Institute of Health Sciences is that we also offer GED Preparation classes which can be taken at the same time as the allied health classes.

Brookhaven College has an “open door” admissions policy. If you are 18 years of age or older, a GED or high school diploma is not required. A GED or high school diploma, however, will be necessary if you are seeking an Associate Degree in Nursing. If you intend to seek financial aid, a GED, high school diploma or minimum scores in all three areas of a state-approved assessment test will be required.

The National Work Readiness Credential is not intended to replace academics, high school, or postsecondary education. Instead, it addresses the ability of an individual to perform basic entry-level tasks.

Yes. Persons with a high school diploma from an unaccredited high school or a high school out of the country are eligible to take the GED tests if they meet all other requirements of the ACE and their state.

Students must have a GED or high school diploma before being admitted to some specific programs at NMJC and before being awarded any associate degree or certificate. Students seeking to eventually transfer to a four-year college are strongly encouraged to get a GED or high school diploma. A student without a GED or high school diploma may be eligible for financial aid if COMPASS test scores are high enough to meet federal Ability to Benefit standards.

If you are beyond the age of compulsory school attendance, your admissions officer will set up an appointment for you at the New England Tech Academic Skills Center (ASC). ASC staff will administer a standardized test approved by the federal government for determining a student’s ability to benefit from a program. If you pass the test, you may enroll in an associate degree program. To enter a bachelor degree program, you need to have completed an associate degree or the equivalent.

We do not require that you possess either a high school diploma or a GED. Our program is available to anyone who wants to apply themselves and work toward a prosperous future.

Speak to an Admissions Representative about our special program that allows you to come to school without a High School Diploma/GED.

No. If you are 18 or over, you can start right in. If you have not completed high school you will want to complete either a high school diploma or GED, but you can do that right here at Mt. Hood Community College while beginning to work toward your Business/eCommerce career. Students under 18 without a high school diploma should consult the Mt. Hood Community College Career Planning & Counseling Center at (503) 491-7432.

No. If you pass, you will be eligible to receive a General Equivalency Diploma. My-Ged.com offers other options for GED students on our GED Alternatives Page

To get into classes you need to come to our office and fill out an application. Visit us during our daily office hours, Monday through Thursday from 11 AM to 7 PM. Simply tell us what classes you are interested in, and we will give you an application. You must fill out this application yourself, in person. When you have completed the application, you will then be asked to take a reading test (for GED classes) or to answer questions in an interview (for ESOL classes).

In GED classes, we prepare you to take the state's GED exam. You work out a plan of study with us, attend classes, and when you feel you are ready to take the GED exam, we help you sign up for it. We work with you until you feel you are prepared. In High School Diploma classes, you must complete a series of tasks over a set period of time. When you successfully complete all of your work, you receive the Diploma.

Many question the merit of the GED when compared to a high school diploma. However, most employers and colleges regard the GED just as highly as a high school diploma because of the rigorous studying and extensive testing that is associated with the GED. In order to be eligible to register for the GED test, most students must show their level of competency by taking pre-tests. This article explains the type of pre-tests in most school districts as well as the rest of the registration process.

Contact Home Educators of Yuma (HEY) for school resources. You may also contact the Arizona Department of Education for more information on GED’s at (602) 258-2410 x222.

It is the applicant?s responsibility to secure a duplicate document from the original source. We can not accept letters from the school verifying your graduation from that school.