How can I get a copy of my GED certificate from my adult education class?
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you should be able to contact your state board of education and get one
1052870
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!
1002750
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
347709
Google your state's name and "Department of Education" and "certification".  Some states have online databases that will pull up every person certified in that state along with the individual's areas of certification.\n\nAt the very least, however, you should be able to find information on where to write or whom to call to get a copy of your certificate and any fees that might apply for a duplicate certificate.
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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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Hi there,\n\n Here is what I found regarding Free GED Classes in your area (NYC):\n\n This first link will give you tons of information on what you are looking for. If NYC classes near you are filled up you have four other pages of places that offer the classes. Most are free or low fee. Some resources included are as close as Brooklyn ((13 minutes / 5.9 miles SE of NYC)). All the details and phone numbers that you need are on these four pages.\n\n   http://www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org/pdf/ejic/GED.pdf\n\n Now about the link below. Copy and Paste this URL into the address bar. It will take you to a questionaire about locating GED resources near you. Answer the questions and you will get several choices to choose from. This search site will allow search in all of the state of NY or just NYC. \n\n   http://aelweb.lacnyc.org/LACSearch.asp\n\nI really hope that this helps you. Take great care & good luck with your GED.\n\n Sincerely,\n\n    Laurie
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I think you can take a test to move on if you are younger than graduating age (an acceleration type exam).  Since you are 24, I think your only option is the GED.  Call your local adult education program to see for sure.
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.
436390
The Minnesota Literacy Council has a search engine for a number of things, including GED classes, tests and tutors. You can search by city, county or zip code at:\n\nhttp://www.themlc.org/hotline/index.asp?display=advanced
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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.
39745
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.
527631
I don't have it, but your sales rep form McDougall Littel can probably get you a copy, or other teachers at your grade/in your district can get you one.
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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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Ask the local community college about it. They will be able to let you know if they need additional instructors, and what credentials are needed.\n\nIf there is no local community college, then research the GED study guides to see what candidates are expected to know, and then advertise as a private tutor.\n\nGood luck!
295130
The only way to get a certified copy of your birth certificate is to go to the town hall where you were born.  Especially after 9/11 - it's very hard to get copies of anything regarding your identity.  I don't know of any other way.
526118
You need to check with the institution that granted the certification - they should be able to reissue a copy
102142
I am not from Texas, but in Indiana there is the Indiana Department of Education; the have references to all kinds of schools including those that cater to Adults for Basic Education purposes including the GED and QED (same as a diploma);  Most of the "alternative" schools offer credit courses were you can make up the lost credit syou had when you didn't complete high school; they also provide GED courses if you have been out of school for a few decades and want to finish your education to further your job skills.  Good luck and I am proud of your for going back to school. After you have completed your goal consider taking ABE (Adult Basic Ed) classes and prepare to go to college, you'll feel great about your accomplishments!