What testing companies provide accredited ged's?

What is the significance of accredited geds?

Basically it shows that you took the time to complete you education. It also shows that you have the capacity to learn.

Where can I fine online information about accredited GEDs?

You can go to gedforfree.com and many other websites like it. You local high school may also have information on the best online GED programs that are available.

What online school will American Public University accept a high school diploma?

American Public University will accept most high school diplomas from accredited programs, including home schooling, online high schools and GEDs.

What is photo diode?

in colleges for GEDS assignment which is well hard mate!

Which schools offer GEDs in my area?

I suggest you to ask to a local school or university or community college on to adult learning centers and even churches, as all of the above provide GED test preparation classes.

Can you still get tops in Louisiana with a GED?

No, TOPS does NOT recognize GEDs. High School Diplomas only.

Does the older Duggar children all have their GEDs?

The older Duggar children have homeschool high school diplomas. I heard Josh say he had his GED.

Does UW accept GEDs?

It is possible that a person with a GED could enter the University of Washington. The best thing to do is call the office of the Registrar at (206) 543-5378.

Where can I take the GED online?

GEDs are issued by each state, some states will let you take the test online, others will not. You can try http://www.onlinegedpro.com/lp/ for an online GED alternative.

What colleges in New York accept GEDs?

I know of one for sure, it is SUNY Cobleskill. It is a Agriculture and Technology school but they offer Exploratory Studies that will help you transfer to another school after 2 or more years.

I graduated from the Seaborne Military Academy in 2006 with a GED. Why can't I join the military?

You can. Each service has a different percentage they are allowed to recruit with GEDs and they give GED applicants a hard time, but you can join with a GED.

What is the difference between an accredited diploma and a regular high school diploma?

The student must have a legally issued diploma according to the State in which the diploma was issued. If, for example, the State authorizes both accredited and non-accredited high schools to issue diplomas, either type is sufficient.For people who prefer to earn a traditional diploma in a nontraditional way, there are about a dozen accredited courses of study for earning a high school diploma by correspondence, or distance study. The programs are either privately run, affiliated with a university, or administered by a State education department. Distance study diploma programs have no residency requirements, allowing students to continue their studies from almost any location. Depending on the course of study, students need not be enrolled full time and usually have more flexible schedules for finishing their work. Selection of courses ranges from vo-tech to college prep, and some programs place different emphasis on the types of diplomas offered. University affiliated schools, for example, allow qualified students to take college courses along with their high school ones. Students can then apply the college credits toward a degree at that university or transfer them to another institution. Taking courses by distance study is often more challenging and time consuming than attending classes, especially for adults who have other obligations. Success depends on each student's motivation. Students usually do reading assignments on their own. Written exercises, which they complete and send to an instructor for grading, supplement their reading material. A list of some accredited high schools that offer diplomas by distance study is available free from the Distance Education and Training Council, formerly known as the National Home Study Council. Request the "DETC" Directory of Accredited Institutions" fromThe Distance Education and Training Council1601 18th Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20009-2529(202) 234-5100