My high school only gave me an IEP diploma.
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 tests and passed the 4 major subjects. My advice is to not give up on it!
My hopes for the future are to have a degree in childcare and have a family and make a fairly good income to support my family and also to have my own home someday.
To make this happen, I need to stay focused on doing the studying for my test and to really be committed to working hard to pursue my dream of having a GED! Work hard and don’t give up. In the end it will pay off. And always seek the Lord in all and he will give you direction for your life!
Nina Fox, 22, Eastpoint, FL
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November 30th, 2007 @ 11:55 am
will an IEP diploma allow you to get a standard job???
My husband REALLY needs to know
can an IEP diploma be achieved later?, he dropped out in 9th grade, and has a major learning disability…he is now 27 yrs old
please email me if you know THANX Kathi
Jonesfrem8@aol.com
October 11th, 2009 @ 11:15 pm
find a 24 credit program, that will allow your husband to earn his high school diploma and associates degree at the same time. A close friend of mine graduated with a IEP diploma and chose the direction i mentioned above, and now he is in graduate school earning his masters degree in health administration.