Can you take online college courses without a high school diploma or GED?

Answer 1

Yes, if you are looking forward to be in teaching profession and you have completed your +2 successfully, you may opt for teacher training courses. I would recommend you to visit Asian College of Teachers for the same.

Answer 2

When I was looking through online schools to get my Masters in Education program online, I read through all of their requirements for acceptance. Of course their acceptance levels are way easier than traditional schools because they have no limitations for class size of the number of people that will fit on a campus.

I can tell you this though. There is not a real college with an online program that does not require a HS diploma or a GED at minimum. If you find one, do not waste your money because you are giving money to a paper mill, and the "education" that you will get will be of no use.

Answer 3

Yes, all colleges require you to have a high school diploma or G.E.D. to enroll. Having a G.E.D. is harder to get into a college than a diploma. Online colleges are generally looked down upon because it demonstrates to employers that you can't work with people in real life.

Answer 4

Yes, you can. As long as you are over 18 you should be able to take classes. Realize, at some point they may tell you to go further you need a GED. Get a GED and once that is done move towards a college degree.

Answer 5

Yes, I know the community college system allows high school students and people without GED to take classes.