Besides school, is there a way student in 10th Grade get his High School Diplomate if he was either kicked out

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or just dropped out of High School? He now understands why its important that he needs his HS Diplmate to get a job.

And is taking the GED test easy - where can I go online to learn more about the GED tests and where they are taken?

Thanks,

Is there also online GED or High School studies that I could just do online? Or do I need to go to like a huge classroom setting with hundreds other students seeking their HS Dimplma/GED.

Answer 1

I found several sites that may help you:

If you need more info, just type GED Tests in your browser and you'll find alot of info. Some offer sample tests, and some have the answers available as well - so you'll know what you'll be dealing with, when the time comes.

www.testprepreview.com/

www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=38 -

steckvaughn.harcourtachieve.com/en-US/gedpractice

Good luck, and congratulations on making a great decision !

Answer 2

The GED is administered by a state's department of education. Go on-line to your state's education department (Google search for your state's name and the department of education). Then try to find the GED section of their website.

The GED is not necessarily an easy test -- it does have a sampling of all subjects -- just like school did. But, I am sure with some hard work you will be able to pass it. I did.

Now I am a college graduate and I didn't let my failure of high school bring me down or hold me back. High school is not for everyone -- just don't stop trying if it gets hard -- keep on going. It is worth it. Good luck.

Answer 3

Yeah the GED test isn't hard at all. Im from a very poor community and a lot of people have to take the GED test. I've heard stories of kids passing while on drugs. Not that you would, but it just goes to prove that it cant be that hard right?

Answer 4

If you dropped out, there's possibly night schools or you can just enroll in another high school, assuming you haven't dropped out long. As for GED, while it is an alternative for those who did not get their HS diplomas, many employers see the GED as being inferior to a diploma. You can find more about the GED here: http://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Section=GEDTS

Answer 5

There are some online high schools. I would suggest that over a GED.

Answer 6

google ged testing and you get many sites. To find out if they are legit (as they all say they are accredited by something), ask the guidance counselor of the high school he left or at your local board of education office.

Answer 7

The GED isn't easy, but I know quite a few people who passed it that never would have made it through high school...
Try these sites:
www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=38
www.prometric.com/GED
www.passged.com
Or, contact your local Board of Education - usually listed in the gov't section of your phone book.

Answer 8

Try checking with your local community college, they usually have GED programs and tutors to help you be successful.