Where do I find out about a Ged i taken 20 years ago?
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Did you take your G.E.D. at a specific school you can remember?   \n\nSince I don't know where you are, here is a site that would be used by persons who took the test in Colorado.\n\nhttp://www.cde.state.co.us/cdeadult/GEDindex.htm\n\nGED Records\nTwo kinds of official records are available to persons who have tested and/or received a GED high school equivalency diploma in Colorado:  transcripts and duplicate diplomas. Both are official documents and bear the State Seal. To obtain a transcript and/or a duplicate diploma, submit either a completed GED Request Form or a written request containing the following information:\n\nName at the time the test was taken and current name, if different \nDate of birth \nSocial Security Number \nWhere and when the GED Tests were taken \nSpecify type of record--transcript and/or duplicate diploma--and the number of copies \nAddress to which the record(s) should be sent \nSignature of the GED candidate or recipient \nWrite YES or NO in the upper right hand corner of the request in answer to the following question: Were you ever a student in a Colorado public school?
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Did you have a fire, or a flood?\n\nIn any case, contact the high school where the diploma was issued and find out if they can re-issue it, and what credentials they require.
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Perhaps the Classmates.com website will help?\n\nGood Luck :)
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The information on a GED in Indiana you can get from this website http://www.doe.state.in.us/adulted/welcome.html\n\nGood Luck!!! :-)
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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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Go to www.military.com and check.    I've been able to track down friends from over 20 years ago.
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Try http://www.acenet.edu/clll/ged/index.cfm\nThere is a contact link at the top of the page that you might want to send an e-mail to asking for the information you want. Good luck.
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I doubt that the school would be able to tell you what exam boards they were using for each subject in 1990.  Most of the Heads of Department would have since moved on.  Moreover, the exam boards probably no longer exist, since they were reorganised in the mid-1990s!\n\nI suggest that you phone one exam board and discuss the issue with them.  I suggest you start with OCR because they are the most efficient at deadling with telephone enquiries (get their number from www.ocr.org.uk).  They would be able to tell you if anyone still holds your GCSE results.\n\nIf the data is no longer held, I think you would then be free to make up your own GCSE results!
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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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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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Call the local GED chapter. They should know if online courses are available.\nhttp://yp.yahoo.com  will help you find the GED chapter phone number.
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Go to your local library and see if they might have a GED program or GED resources you can use.  Some libraries even offer GED classes in math and english for a small fee, or even free.\nIf you live by a college, the college might also have some GED resources.
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Go to AMAZON.com...Buy a GED book with a CD rom....They are self-teaching & grading...YOU pace yourself...around $20...Good Luck!
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The schools themselves should be able to provide you that information. Also, there is usually a county historian or an archive at your local public library.
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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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You could always try Classmates.com. It's a shot in the dark, but you never know.
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someone asked the same question a few weeks ago....here's the same answer:  call or write your old high school requesting a copy.  If you can show up in person, bring ID and ask to see someone in Guidance.  Good Luck!