Often students and their parents are concerned with an online education or equivalency format because they have aspirations for post-secondary schooling. This is a legitimate concern as universities and colleges have highly varying qualification requirements. One thing that they all have in common, however, is that they require high school graduation.
Many people who put in the hard work and struggle to complete their GED requirements are disappointed when it comes time, perhaps down the road, when they want to apply for post-secondary programs and courses, and are told that they will have to upgrade before they are able even to apply to the school. Their thought is often, “But I have the GED! I did all that work, I fulfilled the requirement!†Understandably, View the rest of this article
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment