I have quite an unusual situation. I dropped out of high school in my senior year, and I went directly to community college in the Fall. After two years, I applied and was admitted to the University of Washington. I'm just finishing my junior year right now. The problem is this: I don't have a high school diploma, nor do I have a GED. Should I take the GED test or not? I'm going to graduate from college in a year (possibly two). The very fact that I go to a university implies that I am capable of doing work well above high school level. But yet I'm concerned that employers might question why I dropped out, and perhaps think that I'm a quitter. On the other hand, employers might be impressed that I took the initiative to work hard, change my ways, etc., following through on my goal to go to college when others thought it was unrealistic. I'm 21 now, almost through college; what should I do? By the way -- I'm a Psych. and English major.
2007-05-14
10:45:02
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terra_incognita
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