Can you be younger then 18 to get your GED in PA?
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Your guardian would have to withdraw you from school first.  But, you may need to be at least 16\nPray really hard before you make this life changing decision.
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Call the Superintedent's office of the school district in which your earned your GED.\nWhen I had to get another copy of mine, I had to send a letter with all the informatio (Name,SSN, date of birth, etc) and a money order for 5 dollars. That was in California, but I'm sure it won't be much different in NJ.
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I don't think you can.  I believe you have to do monitored testing for the GED.
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GED is an equivalency diploma in lieu of a 4 year HS diploma.
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You should contact a PA attorney or a legal services organization.  Look at the sites I listed in the source area.\n\n"Most people think someone less than 18 can just go to court and get emancipated. But in Pennsylvania, emancipation is not a right, and there are no clear procedures to get a declaration of emancipation from a court. However, rarely is such a declaration necessary for a minor to achieve his or her goal. \n\nCertain actions automatically result in a minor becoming emancipated--these include marriage or entry into the military. However, a minor usually wants to be declared emancipated to get a specific benefit or service. Government agencies usually have the authority to decide if a minor is emancipated, to authorize the benefit or service they administer. Therefore, it is usually not necessary for a minor to go to court to be declared emancipated."
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Call your local school district.  Each district offers GED classes (some classes are even independent study--study at your own pace).  \n\nIf your local school district does not offer GED classes, contact your local Intermediate Unit (ask your local school district which one they belong to.  All school districts belong to an intermediate unit.).  They should be able to direct you to the right path.\n\nBest of Luck!
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Call your local high school, from what I understand most offer a GED program. That is where I got mine.
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Nope. You only get a "high school" diploma from a high school. You can get a GED on your own.
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That last part helped a lot, because I think different states do different things. Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.state.ct.us/sde/deps/adult/ged/
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Of course you can if you are over 21 and follow Pennsylvania law regarding purchasing a handgun,or whatever type you want.\nPFA is protect against abuse,contempt of that order has nothing to do with your purchasing a gun.Unless your a convicted felon,then the PFA doesn't have anything to do with it, but the felony conviction does.
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The age of consent is 16 in Pennsylvania.\nI found these links on Google:
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You will have to wait until you are 18.
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You have to be older than a certain age. 16 or 18 I think.
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In order to get a GED you must do whatever your state requires usually the requirement involves taking tests and passing them in  Math, English, Science, and Social Studies, but you can only take them if you are 18 years old or older. Both my children due to health and mental problems chose non-traditional ways to finish high school. My son chose the GED route and passed all tests the first time around at age 19. My daughter home schooled the last two years of high school, but I had to get a state license to home school so that she would be able to get a  high school diploma through the home school program. Colleges accept this method however you must present through essays or home school transcripts proof that you have an education. Best of luck in what ever you choose to do.
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Sixteen is considered the minimum age to legally drop out of high school in most states. I would suggest that you look into getting a GED before you even attempt it.
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18 if not handicapped or not in school full time
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You can volunteer to be a teacher assistant, but you can not legally be a daycare classroom teacher until you are 18 or older with a high school diploma or GED, and attend the necessary Early Childhood Education workshops.