I have no money, but I want to get a GED. Where should I go?
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Trust me you are in better position to recieve financial aid. That's not all. THEY ACTUALLY PAY YOU TO GO TO SCHOOL IF YOU ARE AN ADULT!!! First start by talking to you local school department, I am living in a really super small city and they have night classes for adults so im sure they have bunch in big cities (if u live in one). That should really help u out. If not school office employees can always give you information on schools near your hometown which are having night classes or universities that are bound to have night classes. But you don't have to go to universities. i am very sure that you will find night classes in hometown school. Just talk to one of your friends that teaches in school or anybody. Also ask if they are paying you to get an education. In most cases they do, but not always but the education is still FREE. if that doesn't help(which i doubt) you can always check your local universities, colleges or other institutes. You can also research online. BUT TRY SCHOOLS THEY ALWAYS HAVE SOME KIND OF NIGHT CLASSES GOING ON TO HELP YOU GET YOUR GED!! =) Hope that helps and good luck!
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You can't buy it, you have to take a few tests to be able to get a GED...  There is a fee assosiated with it i believe though...   Check at your local library, they should have more information on getting your GED for you...
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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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The best place to obtain a copy of your GED (if you can't find your copy) is to go to the place where you took your test or to who issued the GED originally. They should be able to look it up and get you a copy.
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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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you go to a GED testing center in your town.\n\nhttp://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Section=GEDTS\n\njob corps also gives you your GED for free, they let you live there, feed you, watch your kids, and teach you a vocation. i went there and became a CNA for free. they even give you money to buy clothes.\n\nhttp://jobcorps.dol.gov/
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contact the dept of education in FL or the place where you got the GED, was it a school or community college?  they likely have a website
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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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wouldn't it be cheaper to take classes to get your GED at a community college?
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With a GED, you have opened a door for yourself.  I would recommend taking the ACT to find out level you are at in English and Math.  This will give you an idea of where you stand and what course work will help you succeed. If you score on college level great.  If not, go to community college.  They have prep courses designed to get you to college level. I would take the prep courses before continuing with other classes if you need them. While it is true, some colleges will accept you with a GED and a good ACT score, you may want to still consider community college.  It's a great deal and a stepping point to go on to a great university and it will lower your over all costs.  If you have a stellar GPA after a semester or two of community college, you can opt to transfer to a four year university. Good GPA's equal scholarship money, so keep your course load light enough that you can handle.  You only need to take 12 credit to be considered full time.  That's 4 classes, most colleges will try to get you to carry 5.  Good luck in your journey.
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Start with getting your GED..then take some classes at a community orvocational college.
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Life is hard and even harder for someone who has dropped out of school. Even a GED is harder to pass than high school. So stick with school, graduate, finish college, and have a great life. Good luck.
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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.
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you could just go to school\nwhat's wrong with that?\ndo you want to test out of high school?\nto do what? start this January at Princeton?\nOr contact the US army, they will make sure you earn a GED
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You can find free GED classes at http://www.free-ed.net \n\nThey have both instructor led and self paced courses.  \n\nIt is available in Maryland, unless there are some internet restrictions there that I am not aware of.  \n\nThere are a few (50) other courses there too, also free.
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If you don't have a high paying job you can probably get grants and go to school for free or very little out of pocket costs. If you are a minority it will be even easier to get scholarships and grants. College is for everyone as long as they want to be there. You have to have a high school education or equivilent first though. If you don't have a high school degree you will need to get a GED.
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Call the Superintedent's office of the school district in which your earned your GED.\nWhen I had to get another copy of mine, I had to send a letter with all the informatio (Name,SSN, date of birth, etc) and a money order for 5 dollars. That was in California, but I'm sure it won't be much different in NJ.