how can i get my high school diploma on line?
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You should really consider taking the continuning education  GED course at your local community college.  It is normally only a 12 week program and you will have the benefit of an instructor assisting you.  If you are like me and have been out of school for a long time  you will need the  one on one time. \n\nOnce you get the GED out of the way then you can do online courses for your degree.   \n\nI know it hard to take the time to go to class being a single mom myself but please try to make that scarifice.  those 12 week can open the door to a brand new future for you and your kids.
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Contact school counselor or financial aid office.  You can go online also.
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There are lots of on line degree programs in education, but make sure the one your enroll in is a reliable one.  Not all of them are reputable.  You wouldn't usually get a master of science in education.  Those are two separate degrees - a master of science or a master of education.  You may need to start with a bachelor's degree if you don't have one already.\n\nHere is a link to one on line university that is quite well known.  It is a Canadian university and has specialized in distance education for more than 30 years.  Best of luck with it.
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Just skip it and go straight to the end.  Go to one of the sites where you can buy a college diploma.
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You also can go online at classmates.com...N
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Go to colleges and check out sample diplomas.
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There must be an on-line source to continue your education.\n\nUniversity of Phoenix, to start with.
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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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Yea u can... my sister goes to high school and she is 20, and she goes through the internet.... the school is James Madison High.... i think.... they send you the text books along with the lessons, you fill in the bubbles on all of the questions they give you and send it in. you can also enter your answers online to see what ur grade is.
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I moved to the US from Europe with a high school degree from Germany. Usually schools want you to send in your diploma to an evaluation. All college web sites will tell you where to send it in. YOu should call a college and talk to an advisor. THat would be the best thing to do.
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Unfortunately not.  Each state is governed by specific guideline in the reguards to the GED program. You may be able to take it through your high school, but generally the local technical college administers the GED process.\n  Each portion of the Five test must be proctored (watched over by an examiner) this examiner is state certified to administer the tests.  Depending on youreducation level. if you feel you are ready to test out, you may do all five test at on sitting. Although I don't reccomend this.  If your a little weak in one subject or another you can do alittle brushing up before you takeany test.  It is up to you.  You may take as much or as little time in preparing for testing..  Remember you need to pass each test with a minimum score of 410 but overall total score must be atleast 2250 or above to get your GED certificate.\n  Now their are many online, get you high school diploma here site, but the problem with them is they usually charge more and most employers do not except high scool diplomas from an online source.
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The high school is supporting online offerings. from various providers in a distance learning ... Present updated technology plan to the Joint School Committee ...nausetschools.org/pdf/techplan04.pdf \nGates' education plan simply does not compute - Opinion  \n... all students must graduate from high school ready for college work and citizenship. ... His ideal educational plan would emphasize deep understanding of subjects ...venturacollegepress.com/news/2005/04/18/Opinion/... \nCSUMentor - Plan for College - High School Students - Eligibility Index  \n... before you graduate from high school, you should compute your GPA using grades ... Educational. Opportunity Program (EOP) Admission. Finances (Financial Aid ...www.csumentor.edu/planning/high_school/eligibility_index.asp
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i would imagine most schools would be able to provide you with some sort of test along these lines... have you tried asking your local high school?
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Well, you probably already know that if all you want to do is survive, just stop doing school work. No one dies from failing to get a high school diploma. If you want to be a good student without completely stressing, do a search on time management and study skills. You could also check out "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens"
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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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Generally, online schools have a lot more students drop out than brick and mortar schools. I think it's because of what the above poster said - you need an extreme amount of self-discipline in order to complete the diploma. \n\nWhy are you looking for online schools, rather than brick and mortar? Normally I recommend brick and mortar for everyone unless they physically can not attend a scheduled campus class because of schedule or distance or other factors. \n\nIf he must attend online, then I recommend that he look only at schools that have a brick and mortar campus as well, and where their brick and mortar program has a good rep. That will translate into a good rep for their distance program as well. \n\nAnd accreditation - very, very important! I can't emphasise that enough. \n\nThe first place to start looking for distance learning programs is your own state college system. If they have an online or distance program, he may be able to have the in-state tuition rate, which will save you $$$. \n\nIf that's not an option, some great universities that offer online degrees include:\nUniversity of Massachusetts at Amherst\nRensselaer Polytechnic Institute\nUniversity of Denver\nUniversity of Maryland\nDuke University\nDrexel\nCarnegie Mellon\nPenn State\nBall State\nU Nebraska - Lincoln\nWorcester Polytechnic Institute
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The GED or at home high school is your  best bet right now... you have goal in mind\nhere is a link.. but look for at home high school diploma programs.. you can usually finish them very quickly