Free GED courses online?
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Never heard of it. There is free tools online to help you.
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Try going to this website.  It has links (towards the middle of the page, highlighted in blue letters) for both finding GED testing centers in your area, as well as a link for financial aid for the GED.  Hope this helps!!
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In our state you have to be 18 to take the GED, she may however be able to finish thriugh an alternative high school.\nDistance learning, online high schools. My brother finished in a night school program. Some kids here take HSED through the school district, others go to an online high school with a different school district. Then you can always take a home study course, home school, Christian liberty academy gives a diploma you can find them online they call the program CLASS i think, it is a real diploma. Start with the school district for info,then if you get no where the local tech or Jr college, or the state department of public instruction. Good luck to you both.
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Free education on the Internet\n\n# Complete courses and tutorials for more than 120 different vocational and academic disciplines.\n# Study programs for homeschooling, advanced college prep, GED, technical careers, lifelong learning,  and much more.\n\nhttp://www.free-ed.net/free-ed/
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I don't know about online courses, but there are certainly computer program courses available. Try www.readysetsign.com
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I sincerely doubt there is any certified course that is free, but you may be eligible for assistance.\n\nCheck the yellow pages for trade schools and Junior Colleges that offer these coursed and see if you are eligible for any kind of assistance.
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If you are concerned about passing it, check with your local school district about adult GED courses.  They will likely be very inexpensive and give you a pretest to determine areas you need to work on.  You would then  study those areas and prepare to take the test.\n\nBest Wishes,\nSue
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I can see why you are going for a GED.  Take a bus to your local community college and ask them about their GED program.  They will work with you on it.\n\nAlso, there should be a wide assortment of books available in the library.
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Columbus State Community College offers it.\n\n   GED Preparation Department    \n          Columbus State Community College    \n          Building CL, Room 110    \n          550 East Spring Street, P.O. Box 1609  \n          Columbus, OH 43216-1609 \n          Telephone: 614/287-3983    \n\nI found this be searching around on thier website, it's www.cscc.edu\n\nGood Luck!!!
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The GED was recently revamped about 2 years ago.  I've heard it is more difficult.  Try this website to get a feel for what you're in for.  They offer free classes on line that are designed to help people pass the GED\n\n\nfree-ed.net
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I would check with your local community college for opportunities to enroll in a GED program. First things first.
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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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I just took mine and passed it a couple of weeks ago. You can go to your local library and get the complete GED book. I took the class and bought the book and it helped a lot. GOOD LUCK!!!
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I am not sure about the website, but i am from ny and as far as I know you can't get your ged at 16 if you quit, you have to wait or take classes.  You might as well stay in school.
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You can check out this website. I dont know if its free but you can find out by yourself. \n\nwww.classesusa.com\n\nGood luck!
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There is no such thing as free accredited online programs. They might only be free if you qualify for federal grants to cover your programs. Try www.tesc.edu. That is the website for Thomas Edison State College. They are regionally accredited and offer online classes and programs. They are not very expensive but they do offer federal financial aid to those who qualify.
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The Federal Citizen Information Center has information online about receiving your GED. Visit the site sourced below for more information, including a toll-free number to find your nearest GED testing center.