what are the requirements of completing the g.e.d?
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Check http://www.testprepreview.com/ged_practice.htm
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The requirements are listed at the site linked below.
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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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Try here:\n\nhttp://edweb.sdsu.edu/courses/ET650_online/MAPPS/GDBasics.html
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Honey, it does not take 4 months to get a G.E.D., and you don't have to go all the way to Florida to get it.  They have G.E.D. classes everywhere, even in the smallest of towns. I now live in a small town in Texas of 14,000 people, and they have G.E.D classes here.  Now if he is talking about leaving for COLLEGE classes, that is a different story.  G.E.D., NO PLEASE!!  How dumb does he think you are? Don't fall for it.  There has to be some underlying story and reason.
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Call you local red cross office.  They will have a list of offerings to get your Life Gaurd certification.  YOu will also want to get a WSI (Water Safety Instructor) certification too.  They will have all the information.
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First..uneed to clear Step-1 to be certified by ECFMG\nSecond u have to clear step-1, step2ck and step-2cs within the period of 7yrs after ur first attempt to any exam
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In order to get a GED you must do whatever your state requires usually the requirement involves taking tests and passing them in  Math, English, Science, and Social Studies, but you can only take them if you are 18 years old or older. Both my children due to health and mental problems chose non-traditional ways to finish high school. My son chose the GED route and passed all tests the first time around at age 19. My daughter home schooled the last two years of high school, but I had to get a state license to home school so that she would be able to get a  high school diploma through the home school program. Colleges accept this method however you must present through essays or home school transcripts proof that you have an education. Best of luck in what ever you choose to do.
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http://www.ada.org/prof/ed/testing/natboard/index.asp\n\nTry this site -- seems to have all you'll need. By the way, 'prepared' not 'prepered'... Brush up on your English as well as your teeth, and good luck!
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I would definitely recommend a correspondence course. They are accredited just like High Schools and have a much higher standing than G.E.D's. Just make sure that the school attended is a nationally accredited school. The better standing and more prestigious, the better it will look of he/she is planning on attending a University. These also, are much less strenuous as they are taken in the comfort of your home at your own pace (within of course the number of months/years given) unlike the G.E.D which requires more vigorous studying and pressure ending in one huge crammed test. The G.E.D however is the quickest way if time is of essence. Send my luck to your friend!!
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All students entering the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences who wish to earn B.A., B.S., B.F.A., B.L.S., or B.M. degrees must complete the General Education Program. \n\nThere are 12 areas in which courses may be approved for General Education. Students choose courses approved in the various areas to complete the General Education Program. The Program consists of:\n\nRhetoric: students take one or two courses, 3-8 semester hours, as determined by the Rhetoric department \nForeign Language: students must achieve 4th semester competency or the departmental equivalent; this component may be completed through high-school study \nInterpretation of Literature: all students (except English majors) compete one course, minimum 3 s.h. \nHistorical Perspectives: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours \nHumanities: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours \nNatural Sciences: students take two courses (1 with lab), a minimum of 7 semester hours \nQuantitative or Formal Reasoning: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours \nSocial Sciences: students take at least one course, and at least 3 semester hours
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The GED tests are intended primarily for persons who, for any number of reasons, have missed their first opportunity to complete a high school program of instruction. The GED tests can be administered only to persons who are at least 16 years old; have not graduated from an accredited high school or received a high school equivalency certificate or diploma; and are not currently enrolled in a regular high school. If you are 16 or 17 years old, you must complete a Certificate of Consent to Participate, verifying that you are not enrolled in school. If you have a legal guardian, you must bring a copy of the court document awarding guardianship. Written confirmation of eligibility must be provided by all candidates. You must bring two pieces of identification: (1) The primary identification must be government-issued with a date of birth, photograph, address, and signature, such as a drivers license or valid passport. (2) The secondary identification must be a document that verifies the government identification, including your name and address, such as automotive registration or auto insurance ID.
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Requirements\nDesign\nImplementation\nTest\nDeploy\nMaintenance
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of course you can! And congratulations for getting your G.E.D., it may take awhile, but 4 year university will be worth it in the end.
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First, it is unclear if you are asking about admission requirements, or requirements for successful completion of a Ph.D. program.  Second, requirements (in both cases) can vary from field to field.  Third, you have not indicated whether you already have a Master's degree.  However, I'll try to provide you with some basic information.\n\nIf you do not already have a Master's degree, you should apply to (and complete) Master's programs first, or combination Master's/PhD programs.  If you DO have a Master's degree, then of course, you will want to apply to PhD programs only. \n\nIn order to gain admission to a combination Master's/ Ph.D. program, you must:\n- have very good test scores (usually the GRE is the appropriate exam to take, but it depends on the field)\n- have excellent letters of recommendation from your undergraduate professors (most importantly, from those in the field in which you intend to study)\n- have an excellent undergraduate GPA (if there are blemishes on your record, they should be OUTSIDE of your intended field)\n- show, in your application statement, your preparation for graduate study in this field.  You should demonstrate familiarity with current research and especially, current theory in the field.  You should also be clear about your own specific research interests.  It is generally a good idea to submit an example of your recent work (a research paper, for example).\n\nA Master's degree usually takes 2 or 3 years (including coursework and thesis) to complete, again, depending on the field.\n\nA PhD usually requires two years of coursework, a year or so of completing language requirements (usually French, German, and any languages relevant to your specific area of specialization) and qualifying exams, and another year (or sometimes more) of researching, writing, and defending the dissertation.  Some fields also require (or encourage) internships, fieldwork or lab research, which can add another year to the time necessary to complete the degree.\n\nMost successful PhD candidates complete the degree in 5 to 7 years, although many take a few years more, especially if they are working full-time while researching and writing their dissertation.\n\nAs to online PhDs, they are utterly worthless in academia.  I also doubt (although I have no concrete proof) that they have much value in the business world, since it is common knowledge that a PhD requires close mentoring from professors and advisors, guided research, and oftentimes, fieldwork, internship,  and/or lab requirements.  None of this could be accomplished well online.   Most successful business executives do not have PhDs anyway; the terminal degree in business is usually the MBA.\n\nI hope this helps!
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Look around http://sealchallenge.navy.mil/ a bit.  Also look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navy_Seal , which has a list of requirements under the "Training" section.
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here is a useful website:\n\ntes.co.uk\n\nAfter completing your PGCE year, you get your QTS (Qualified Teacher Status).\nThen you need to find a job as a newly qualified teacher (NQT)and to complete an induction period.\n\nGood luck