General Educational Development (GED)

The antonym form of the word 'gradual' is sudden.

There are GED testing services available on the internet. You can check this site for one www.acenet.edu/clll/ged/index.cfm. You can also check this site for free GED classes www.gedforfree.com/

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Some colleges also offer certain courses free of charge to senior citizens as well. Yes a senior citizen can attend college as an undergrad with a GED. Good luck and go for it!!!!

== == Visit the official GED Testing Service website at www.acenet.edu for information or call 1-800-62-MYGED (1-800-626-9433) to find your local GED Testing Center. The center can tell you: * Whether you can take the GED Tests * Where to find the Official GED Practice Tests * Where to find a GED instructional program * How much it costs to take the tests * When the tests are given * Other useful information To locate your nearest GED testing center:

http://www.acenet.edu/resources/GED/center_locator.cfm When I went to High School, my mother, who is mentally ill, threw me out of the house at 16. I had to take care of myself and get myself through High School during the last two years. To be honest with you, it was very hard. I had many obstacles to overcome that most children will never have to go through. I didn't even need more than four years of High School. And yes, I graduate with a B average. Let's see, I grew up with a mentally insane individual. I was continually told I would never amount to anything. I was physically and sexually abused. However, it only took me four years to graduate High School. If it takes you six years, and you didn't go through what I went through, even I wouldn't hire you. And I interview Grammy-Award Winning and Grammy-Nominated artists for a very well know media outlets. Life is what you make of it. You just have to be determined to win. Six years is too long. As far a GED goes, I would have to question the individual as to why they did not Graduate High School. If they went through a very difficult childhood, such as being physically or sexually abused, then I would understand. If they were just lazy, honestly, I wouldn't hire them either.

In "A Wizard of Earthsea," Ged transforms into a hawk and a dragon. He transforms into a dragon when he is fighting Yevaud, the dragon's children. He transforms into a hawk in two places. The first is when he is trying to prove himself powerful to Jasper in the wizardry school of Roke, and The second time is when he is leaving the Court of Terrenon and fleeing from the ancient beasts of the stone.

Yes, you can. You may have to take a few prerequisite classes in English and math, but you can do it. It is never too late. I went back to school after nearly 7 years out and got my BS, then went on to a MA after a few years and got my PhD at 54. YOU CAN DO THIS. Go for it and good luck.

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You don't need any type of diploma, but you do have to pass the written test in most states.

No it is not required, but it may help you get released early, and will certainly help you in life.

Yes, we call it "high school equivalence test". In Japanese, "大学入試検定" (Daigaku Nyushi Kentei).

2250! You need atleast a 410 in every section to pass each test, but you need a minimum of 450 on each section to get the overall score.

You may be surprised, but a really good valet (parking cars) in Las Vegas hotel on the strip can earn $100k+, mostly in cash tips. These jobs are sometimes very hard to get, because there is very low turnover. Also, jobs in entertainment, such as musical and theatrical performance, fit the bill.

When his family moved to Fort Wayne, Indiana, in 1947, Thomas took a job as a busboy in the local Hobby House restaurant. After finishing the 10th grade, he dropped out of school to work there full-time.

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

Many adults who did not complete a high school program of instruction have continued to learn through a variety of experiences encountered in everyday, life. The purpose of the GED Testing Program is to provide an opportunity for these individuals to have the learning acquired from such educational experiences evaluated and recognized. The GED Tests make it possible for qualified individuals to earn a high school credential, thus providing opportunities for hundreds of thousands of adults to: * Pursue higher education * Obtain jobs or job promotions * Achieve personal goals What Are The GED Tests? The Tests of General Educational Development (GED Tests) are internationally recognized. They have been designed to measure major academic skills and knowledge in core content areas that are learned during four years of high school. When an adult passes the 7½ hour GED Tests battery, the resulting GED credential certifies that he or she has attained subject matter knowledge and skills associated with high school completion. The GED Tests battery includes the following subject area tests: * Language Arts, Writing * Social Studies * Science * Language Arts, Reading * Mathematics The GED Tests are offered in English, Spanish, and French editions.

the only answer is go to school and get your G.E.D you wont get as much money as you would with a high school diploma but it will get you some where

no it can cost anywhere from 50 to 80 dollars:)

no. It is a legal document that cannot be faked.

This is a pretty tough question. A philosopher helps people to understand life. Lets say that a pilot was having a hard understanding just what life was all about. Well he could go out to a cocktail party and ask a philosopher about it. The philosopher would tell him that life is like a jetliner. You have your up drafts and you have your down drafts. Some times your hit turbulence and you find a way to make it through it.

This can be a tough situation. You need advice, and there is plenty of it out there. There are self-help books by the truck load. Counselling services can help. They'll probably spend a few minutes on the phone with you with little or no cost. You might very well need a legal consultation. Can another family member help? There may be parent support groups in your area. Find one and plug in. Church groups may be able to help or point the way to intervention. You are walking a fine line between helping him and enabling him. If you enable him, you disable him. And the more you do it, the more you cripple him. Use the link to the related question for more reading. Best of luck with this one.

If you phone the Microsoft Support line and ask them extremely nicely and plead your case extremely well, they MIGHT give you a new one for free. Otherwise you'll have to pay for a new licence. Either way, phone Microsoft.

Think of what your writing the S.A. on and read about it for at least an hour and you will know enough to write an S.A. that will at least get a C+ it depends on how long you read.