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Oreo the Cat Earns Online Diploma!

August 26, 2009 @ 12:44 pm · Filed under Fake GED Diplomas, GED Myths, GED vs. Fake H.S. Diploma

The Better Business Bureau is investigating online diploma mills, those websites that offer quick and easy “high school diplomas” if you take an online test (for a fee, of course). So, how easy is it? Oreo C. Collins, a black and white cat from Macon, Georgia, owned by Kevin Collins, CEO of Georgia’s Better Business Bureau, earned a “high school diploma” from a diploma website. Though Oreo had a little help answering the online quiz, the diploma mill apparently had no qualms about issuing a “high school diploma” to a feline–for a fee, of course.

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How Can I Take an Online GED Test?

November 5, 2007 @ 3:12 pm · Filed under Choose Education Wisely, Common Questions & Answers, GED Myths, GED vs. Fake H.S. Diploma

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by Leonard Williams

In our modern society, we expect convenience and immediacy. Technology has made online banking, online classes, and online living a part of daily life. Many people looking for high school diplomas are asking: why isn’t there an online GED test?

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Dispelling the Myth: Why Adults Think They Can’t Get a GED

October 22, 2007 @ 3:51 pm · Filed under GED Myths

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by Leonard Williams

39 million American adults never earned a high school diploma. Throughout the country, there is a push to re-educate these adults so they can earn a GED and become eligible for higher-paying jobs and higher education. But many never try for their GED. Why?

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