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GED For Homeschoolers?

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The GED Option
My daughters both recently passed the GED tests--even though we unschooled and used no formal curriculum. By Karen Kirkwood, HEM J/A 06.

Should homeschoolers take the GED?
Obtaining a GED isn't always in everyone's best interest; check with places of interest, such as candidate colleges, workplaces, or the military to be sure that having a GED will help, rather than hurt your child. From HERO of Oklahoma FAQ.

GED Info

Diploma Guide
An information and resource portal for high school students and parents.

General Educational Development Testing Service
The official site of the GED testing service. This is a test for those 18 or older who need this test to prove they have mastered high school subjects.

GED Practice

GEDonline
A continuing adult education website dedicated to helping you prepare online for the GED High School Equivalency Diploma Test.

GED Online Course
Our course is heavily focused on "self-help." We have provided the resources and the tools.  The rest is up to you.

GED Practice
Gedpractice.com is a free service provided by Steck-Vaughn. By answering GED practice questions and getting feedback, you will develop a feel for the kind of reading, thinking, and problem-solving skills you will need to pass the GED test.

GED Test Review
Like many of you, I was staring at limited funding and the overwhelming task before me to pass the GED test. I have created this website to help fellow classmates overcome the challenge of the GED test.

 
Drivers Ed

The Teenage Liberation Handbook A MUST READ!
How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education

by Llewellyn, Grace
Written primarily for teens who need to convince their parents they can teach themselves. 1998 Paperback

Homeschoolers ' College Admissions Handbook
Preparing Your 12- to 18-Year-Old for a Smooth Transition
by Cafi Cohen
It more than adequately addresses the doubts homeschooling families have about college admission. The "How we (they) did it" excerpts are inspiring. There are real examples of good admission essays. Transcripts are covered. December 2000 Paperback.

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