Where do I get a copy of my GED in Belleville, IL.?
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Where did you take your GED exams? \n\nIn New York, people who took their GED must request a copy of their diploma or diploma & test scores from the state Department of Education. Check with the Dept. of Education in the state that you took your GED exams.
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You can find free GED classes at http://www.free-ed.net \n\nThey have both instructor led and self paced courses.  \n\nIt is available in Maryland, unless there are some internet restrictions there that I am not aware of.  \n\nThere are a few (50) other courses there too, also free.
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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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If there are vocational or technical schools in your area they may offer GED.  Check at your local library - they often know what is available in the area.  Is there a community center?  Sometimes there are volunteers who will help with this sort of thing.  Check at the local high school - ask for the guidance counselor - the counselor will most likely be able to point you in the right direction.\n\nGood luck with sorting it out and getting your GED.
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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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Go to the school or call the school and ask for copies. You will probably have to pay for each one and they ain't cheap.
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Most towns have a place where ged classes are held contact an area college they should be able to provide you with that information. there are ged books available at your local book store but I would recommend the classes and i think in most cases the classes are free.
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The test or the GED? I say go to the place where you took the tests and ask.
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You can purchase a used GED preparation book and start studying and practicing. If you have trouble in a subject, you can call the library. They often have the names and numbers of people in the literacy league that will come to help you get back on target.\nThe GED Test itself is usually free and takes just a few hours. \nBy the way, it is a GREAT thing that you want the GED, all Universities accept the GED and you can attain any goal you wish! Stay with it!
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Most of the time the adult ed dept of the state's dept of education offices have this information. Look up your states dept of ed and ask for GED or adult ed.  YOu may have to fill out a transcript request form and pay a fee. Or call/write the test center where you took it.
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That one is lost forever?..Contact the school that you attained / earned your GED...You will need to request an Unofficial student transcript...There may be a fee & a form for you to fill out & sign.....An Official transcript is one that is sealed to be sent to your next educational facility.  Congratulations on your completion of your GED.  You should be PROUD!
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Check http://www.testprepreview.com/ged_practice.htm
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Contact the school or place you took your ged. they will have your sealed transcipt.
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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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As far as I know you can take online course's or home study course's for the GED. Howevery you cannot take the actual test as it is controlled by your local State Board of Education. If you are just looking for material to practice at home I would recommend  McGraw-Hills GED CD-Rom edition, it is the actual manual most districts use for the adult ed class plus has a cd-rom  loaded with timed practice test's etc.  Don't try to rush to get it, It will come you took the hardest step of the test already by getting to class for it...Good Luck!!!!!!
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try free-ed.net  they don't give you a free diploma but they do let you take free classes that are designed to help you pass the GED
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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!