I tok the GED in or about 1975 in Bergan County NJ I got through college but my new college demands a copy of the original GED.  How do I find it?  My original college in the 70s claims they don't have a copy.
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Check with the State Board of Education. They were the ones who issued the GED, not the college (even if you went to the college to take the test). They should have a record.
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I doubt any high schools publish their yearbooks on the Internet, for purposes of security and privacy. If you don't have one, perhaps you could contact your high school to ask if they have a copy - they'll usually keep one from each year that you could drop by and look at. If your school no longer exists, a newspaper ad in your hometown paper may uncover one that's no longer wanted as well.
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I just took mine and passed it a couple of weeks ago. You can go to your local library and get the complete GED book. I took the class and bought the book and it helped a lot. GOOD LUCK!!!
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Call your local high school and tell them you want to go back. That will be a great place to start. They will be able to tell you how to get your diploma or GED. I think its great you want to go back !!!!!!
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Contact your High School. Explain that you have either lost or damaged your diploma and you need a replacement. There will most likely be a fee and a form to fill in, but they should be able to send you a new one/official duplicate.
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my son is home schooled, stay with it look on line for home schooling, look up svc , we are in Ohio so thing are not the same, but there are alote of on line schools just do not let the real school get in your way your state should have a help line the Government has on line schools also. that will help you.you have to be in a school, until you 18 go on line and look up your Gide lines, you will find theme, and some on line schools you do not have to do all the testing to get out of school. what about going and just getting your GED you parents or garden just have to sigh you out of school and see you do your GED tasted,
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I too missed, for emotional reasons, a lot of the content of my schooling, and like yourself, have thought how nice it would be now, as an adult, to go back and re-attend classes right along side the 6th graders... Unfortunately, such things are generally not permitted (in spite of the taxes I pay to support the schools here, but that's a different story)\nWhat I did instead was devised my own self-educating plan.  I bought a set of encyclopedias and read them at leisure.  SO SO much stuff I either never knew, or missed...  Additionally, I picked up at GED book and started to read it, as in preparing for a high-school equivalency test.   GED isn't easy!, let me tell you!\nStay alert, watch news channels, read newspapers and magazines on current affairs, etc.  Through observation and reading and dialog, you'll get more information than most people around you.\n(With regard to chemistry, math, etc, you may need to hire a tutor or look  for adult-educaton opportunities)
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hi, i live in akron ohio, and recently took my GED test for free. i was enrolled in the ABLE program. (adult basic literacy education.) all i had to do was take their practice GED test, and upon passing it they gave me a waiver form to send in with my application for a GED test date. i would call your local library and see if they know any adult education programs in your area. good luck!
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ask your school.  they should have a copy.
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If you can find out one or the other it will help you immensely. I hope for you sake that it was in Indiana. I am from IN and and have had very good luck tracing records in almost all of the county court houses. Many of the county libraries have extensive documents from local news papers. I know how frustrating any geneology work can be I have been working off and on on mine for 20 years. Best of luck.
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I quit school after 10th grade to join the service, when the dinosaurs roamed the earth. I went back and got my college degree so GED was moot. But if you read the GED certificate it states right on it that it is NOT equivalent to a diploma. Besides it has been shown that someone with a GED will earn about 10 to 20K per year less than someone with a diploma. So if you want a DECENT job with GOOD pay get the diploma. All a GED does is say that you passed a test and just know the basics. I know most places say they will accept a GED but you won't get the pay as someone with a diploma. \nIf you say you want to do it so you can support yourself and kids, I think if you have kids the TIME HAS ARISEN. You should have done it long before you had kids. Look at it this way, go back and get the diploma so that you will be able to help your kids. If you don't know how to do something how do you expect to help and teach them.\nPlus think how proud you will be that you went the harder way than a shortcut for just a certificate. \n\n\nI KNOW YOU CAN DO IT. \n\nOh! By the way my wife had to quit school also because we got married and she was pregnant, but she went back and got her diploma instead of the GED.
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if it was a GED you'll have to call the place you attended the program they will give you a number the you call that number and that's that they ll send it to you. if i remember correctly you have to send them money for it
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First you must find out who printed the yearbook, than from there find their customer service line. Call them, they may still be able to print older copies. You may have to pay a bit extra. If this doesn't work, go to Civic Memorial High School's library and ask the librarian if she knows where you might be able to get a copy. \nIf all else fails, steal one from the library, they've always got past yearbooks on hand.
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contact your old school, they will have the info on file, it may take a while to dig it up, but they have it
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Contact the county clerk's office in the county you were born in. They should either get you a copy of can point you in the right direction.
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What kind of students?  College students?  Non-traditional students?  Students working for a GED?  Specifics, please.
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If you go to INS they have sample tests that you can have and study.  They can give you all the material you need to study and to answer your questions.  What I think you should do is go to your local community college and get information from there since all states have different requirements in order to get your GED.  I think that would help you out better.  Good Luck!