GED Stories

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Never Give Up!

Filed under: After the GED...,College Bound!,Getting a Better Job,Success Stories — January 15, 2010 @ 12:13 pm

Name: Lindsey

I decided to get my GED 16 years after leaving High School. I had gone straight from school into work, which I hated and didn’t enjoy, but I thought that was all I could do since I didn’t have a diploma. One day I decided to see if I could do something about it. I started researching online and found out that I could study at passged.com and get my GED. I talked about it with my husband, who gave me so much encouragement, so I decided to go ahead. I bought my online materials through passGED and started. I started studying in April 2009 and took my exam in November 2009. It took a lot of dedication, hard work, and strength to be able to do this. I really had to focus and put all of my efforts and energies into this. Some days, I was so tired of studying that I got despondent, however I kept going and kept studying until I felt ready to do the exam. I sat my exam and I found out on the weekend that I passed, and not only did I pass, I got the highest score possible in the Language Arts–Reading exam. I was thrilled and couldn’t stop smiling. The hard work really does pay off, and if you really want something bad enough, then it can be yours!!

I’ve decided to follow my dreams and get into the sports medicine industry. I will begin my course next year after a well earned break over the holiday season. I had a lot of encouragement from family and friends, and that helps. It’s never too late to follow your dreams. Never give up!!

Lindsey

That’s wonderful! Congratulations! And thanks for writing this inspiring story. It always helps others who have yet to start their GED journey to read about people who have completed it. Good luck with your future in sports medicine, and let us know how it turns out!

Have a great new year!

The GED Academy

1 Comment »

  1. Sotheavy:

    Congratulation! Do u learn it by yourself or go to school to learn the GED program. How long does it take you to be ready for the GED test.

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