How fast can I get a GED transcript send directly to the college because the application dateline is May 15?
353830
call the place where your transcript is, get the fax number of the coolege. ask the transcript place if they can fax it to the college themselves.
1097621
With a GED, you have opened a door for yourself.  I would recommend taking the ACT to find out level you are at in English and Math.  This will give you an idea of where you stand and what course work will help you succeed. If you score on college level great.  If not, go to community college.  They have prep courses designed to get you to college level. I would take the prep courses before continuing with other classes if you need them. While it is true, some colleges will accept you with a GED and a good ACT score, you may want to still consider community college.  It's a great deal and a stepping point to go on to a great university and it will lower your over all costs.  If you have a stellar GPA after a semester or two of community college, you can opt to transfer to a four year university. Good GPA's equal scholarship money, so keep your course load light enough that you can handle.  You only need to take 12 credit to be considered full time.  That's 4 classes, most colleges will try to get you to carry 5.  Good luck in your journey.
544280
may 27 th is the likely date ... give or take 2 days
668835
it is being said that it will be declared on 25th. i have confirmed it from my school. even i m desperately waiting for it as i m also in 10th. best of luck.
1136794
I outta warn you... as a high school student. My college counselors have urged my sister not to do the same, too. Colleges such as the UCs and CSUs look for high school graduates... with good grades, extracurriculars, etc. When they see that you have a GED... they tend to think, "Who's this podunk trash with their GED? Why couldn't they sit through high school all the way? Did they want to drop out? Or were they pregnant? (if you are a female)" I'm sorry to say it that way... but it's true.\n\nColleges can be real assh*les, sometimes because they look at people with GEDs VERY negatively. They don't think, "oh, how nice! this person finished their degree in a year... instead of four! they must be gifted!" They tend think of you as a moron for getting a GED instead of a high-school diploma.\n\nHell, look at those Bryman, Westwood, PCDI, Devry, etc. commercials on the TV all the time. They say, "or get your high-school diploma..." instead of "get your GED"- because the high school diploma is far better than the GED. The GED is pretty much second rate.\n\nIf you're in high school... you can still go to a city college. Earn a ton of college credits and when you get your high school diploma... go to the city college. Then get into the Transfer Program (TAP, which means, "Transfer Alliance Program"- I'm pretty sure...) and get Honors classes. EARN A's, DAMNIT! EARN A's!! Then apply to a UC or a CSU and they'll accept you. Also... you won't have to do the classes you took at community college. ;-)\n\nTrust me... you'll be able to go to a UC. They have this new KICK A$S program now... which says, "If you are in the top 4% of your entire class... then you are GUARANTEED a seat in a UC school." I'm not kidding... it's totally true. So, try this: stay in high school, take a lot of APs and Honors classes in high school... and kick serious butt in the classes... get a FANTASTIC GPA and try to get into the top 4% of your class. Then apply. You're done. :-D\n\nBut try to get some college credits in the process, too... It's less work for when you make it to the UCs. :-)\n\nI'm going to be a senior in like 2 weeks... and I'm already breaking my back trying to make it to the top 4%. But it'll all be worth it. Just try it... It won't hurt you. Also, talk to your counselors and make them know what your goals are. :-)
196157
go to an eveing GED classes and take a practice test, or go to the library pick up a form and fill it out and they will send you an date and time where the test is being taken in your area. takes about 2 months. or you can go to accredited business college, like i did and i obtained a ged, associate degree and bachelors degree in 4 years. good luck.
433632
it depends on the school and how well they do. if they drop classes or don't get into a program or something immediately it could take longer.
49505
I got my GED by going to the local college. I didn't have to take any classes, I just took the pretest, passed, and took the real one. It usually only takes two days to actually finish the test. Of course, it all depends on what state your in. I took mine in Kentucky.
107529
wouldn't that be something you should look into? You are making random people do your job. Look in the phonebook for GED classes and call the number provided. They will tell you if it's possible and when and where you can take it.
62321
IT DEPENDS ON YOU HOW LONG ARE YOU WILLING TO STUDY\nAND ARE YOU READY FOR THE TEST?\nTO GET YOUR GED RESULT IT TAKES 2WEEKS TO FIND OUT IF YOU PASS OR FAILED
337398
Most colleges respond in mid to late April, unless they have rolling admissions, in which case you'd hear back in 4-6 weeks as noted above.  Colleges always send letters, whether theyre for acceptance or not.
1076635
I worked in the admissions office at a community (junior) college.  All you need is your GED to get the associates degree.  The diploma programs are certificates in a specific program field (such as fashion, interior design, entrepenuership) which takes less than a year to complete.  You do not want this because an associate degree is looked upon more favorable by employers- and even better, a Bachelor's Degree.  Just take the core classes need to get the associates and then decide later if you want to transfer to a four year college or university.  As long as you don't transfer out of state any four year college will take your associates degree and start you off as a junior.  I encourage you to keep going.  It will be worth it in the end.
1150214
Go to this official website to see what you need to bring with you when you apply. Arrive early enough in the day and you should be able to get it the same day.
933157
taking the GED is really easy I'm taking it know and i'm almost done. u can sign up and take the tests when ever u want and that might be more trusted the doing it and paying on line. good luck in anyway.
1021944
Contact the place/school where you took the test.  They would be able to send a copy of your GED though they might charge for the cost of copying and sending.
719652
For classes? I dont know. BUt for enrolling yes. The national notification date is May 1st which is when you tell the colleges you are going to that you are coming. But for continuing students, they register earlier than new students so I am sure their deadlines are in may or so. Just depends on the school.
84100
Call the college and speak with Records Department.  They will be able to send the transcript to you.