Well, I am from another country, and grew up in the middle of nowhere. My parents had 9 children (including me) and we were very, very poor. My Dad was really ill for many years and my oldest brother had to work to support all of us. The hospital was 3 hours away from [...]
I’m 24 and I want too get my GED and do better and find a good job in life. I got expelled from school for unexcused attendance for being sick. My doctor would not give me an excuse. I want to go for nursing and do better and get away and earn a better living. [...]
I just want to encourage everyone who is about to take the next step…the GED. I, like many, received my GED, and I’m a perfect example of the advantages of earning a GED. I’m currently in my junior year in college with a 3.95 gpa, tutoring other (high school graduate) students in college algebra.
Bridget, 31, writes from Villa Rica, GA that she’s working on her GED to get a better job, help her family, and feel better about herself. Like many people, Bridget left high school because she had to work. Now, she finds that without a diploma, it’s hard to get a better job!
I want my GED to go to college or do something in child-care, and I did go to high school and receive a diploma but I have a learning disability so they didn’t give me a regular diploma. That is why I currently want my GED. I really have done well on the [...]
I went to school my whole life, but my senior year I didn’t graduate with my class. I was working while I was in school, and I needed to make up a lot of credits by the time I was supposed to graduate. I want to go to college in January because I want to [...]
My name is A. Williams. I am 43 years old. My story is a little different. I’m not here to tell you a success story about how I received my GED, in fact, I haven’t received it yet, but I intend to purchase the course just as soon as I finish this story. [...]
I have been trying for years to get my GED. I don’t have good self-esteem. I’m afraid of failure, have been all my life. I’m working on my self-esteem and hope it gets better.
Angie is a GED Academy student who started the passGED software a while ago. She shared with us how her efforts to pass the GED have inspired her seven children.
Rosemary, 18, writes that she left school in 12th grade because she was pregnant and her grandfather passed on. Congratulations, Rosemary, on taking steps toward your GED right away.