can u go to san diego city college to get your GED?
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I don't know about that, but Free-ed.net has a free GED course.
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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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Contact the board of education where you received your GED and they can help you replace it.
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since i too have my GED and Diploma because the GED is worth credits\nstuding any where would be great \nyou go to classes to train to pass the test it all sepends on how hard you work
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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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This depends on your age and how much of your high school education you finished.  Be wary of places that offer diplomas on line for high school or college.  Check to make sure they are accredited , otherwise your diploma will be worthless to the colleges.  The quickest way is to ask your local college if they would accept a diploma from that place.  They do know who is accredited and who isnt.  You can study for your GED at home, but the test is taken on site.  Check with your local library, or high school often they offer GED tutoring after school and at night.  If you are under 21 and only have a few classes to complete you may be able to finish them at the high school as a part time student.  Some community colleges have high school classes as opposed to GED.
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Ask at the closest public library.  They usually know where classes are held for GED.\nYou can sign up at the Dollar Store or Wal-Mart to have someone from a GED program call you.
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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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it all depends on how smart you are.  I do recomend going to classes that are offered,   just as a memory refresher.   Failing a ged test without studying can be a little embarassing.
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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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I'm pretty sure that many community colleges offer GEDs. They might even give you credit from classes you took in HS. Search for community colleges in your area.
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Am I horse blinded?  Did they not say that the GED was equivalent to the high school diploma.  Hmmm maybe I was mistaken.  Yes dear.  You can go on to college and become absolutely anything you want to do.  It is not somebody elses choice to *choose* you to become a psychiatrist.  You work hard and stick with your college and you can do it!!
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Go back to the school you got your GED at and request your transcript.
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If you get a GED and later decide to go back to high school and get a diploma, then I think you can.
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I don't think you can, other than knowing that your GED diploma granted in 1978 is the equivilent of the passing grade now. However, check with your local school system to be sure.
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For you, yes.\n\nMaybe you should get 4 GEDs instead.
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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!