How can I get help to obtain  my GED ,I am sick and out of work now and can't pay for it.(:?
540149
My son got his GED through our local school.  It didn't cost anything.  Contact your local school board superintendent's office and ask if there is such a free program in your area.
544751
I know this sounds bad but you need to go to your local department of scoial services. You need medical assistance NOW. It may be a lot of paperwork but providing you with the appropriate medical care and support to get you well to hold a good job is what you need right now.
587101
Most towns have a place where ged classes are held contact an area college they should be able to provide you with that information. there are ged books available at your local book store but I would recommend the classes and i think in most cases the classes are free.
809419
Ask your local school district about their GED program. If there is a medical reason for you to not attend high school, you may be eligible for homebound instruction, but that would be up to a physician to say so.
259480
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.
461097
Call your department of public aid...often they offer assistance for low income individuals/ families
936850
sorry when you have money you can not get help.  I was a single parent as my son was growing up and I did not use aid I got a job and raised him, he then learned if you want something you have to work for it. You could always get a job.  I am disabled and have medicare.  If you are too sick to work you can apply.
614645
I had that same problem and what I have done is, I got some part-time help with a math tutor (which is free in Pennsylvania) and take the practice math part and have that tutor check it so he can learn what her weaknesses is so they can address that part of the GED so she can pass.
413638
I agree! Get your GED and then go to college. Why be a drop-out????
231383
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!!!
351403
The school, such as the vocational and technical school where the GED test is given, should have a bulletin board with ads from other students offering tutoring for a payment per hour basis. Try to find a cute girl to tutor you...hehe\n\nThe internet sites , such as the one I list, are also very good
824105
You really need to check with your school on that question.  \n\nIf it is for personal reasons, try to get documentation.  For example, if you were sick I would try to get a doctor's note to explain the circumstances. \n\nHope this helps!
807352
There are social services available. Look in the phone book.  Make a few calls. You should be able to get food stamps and other services and moneys to pay at least some bills, like utilities.\nLook for a community help line. They are set up to help people find the services they need.  All too often people wait to call until the situation is in crisis and that could be avoided or lessened if they had just taken the initiative to call sooner.  I do not mean to sound cold, I do care, I just want you to get the phone book out now and have the other adult make some of the calls for you.\nThere may even be some special needs charities.\nIt varies by location. Here we have a group that is just for coordinating all the charity services available and helping people file for help.\nGood luck as you pursue things.
970013
Contact Social Services asap, they WILL be able to help you, even the very same day in most cases, especially as you are also becoming ill and stressed with all the pressure being put on you. CPN's are not very good in my experience (I have had a lot of experience)
883725
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.
306144
Contact the school or place you took your ged. they will have your sealed transcipt.
72508
Not sure what the question is? But, get your GED so that you can not only go to college but get better jobs. It is worth the money and the studying. Good LUck.