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The GED takes commitment, determination and pride to accomplish.

Posted: Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 @ 9:37 am in After the GED..., English Language Learners, Is the GED Test Hard?, Staying Motivated, Success Stories | No Comments »

I hope you’re all doing well with your studies, and staying focused on success. Each one of us studying for the GED exam share a common bond, we all have intense determination, fierce pride, and the unquestionable ability to accomplish our goals.
I can relate to how desperately everyone wants to succeed, and how passionately everyone [...]

I want help, so I can help others, too.

Posted: Wednesday, February 4th, 2009 @ 9:18 am in College Bound!, English Language Learners, GED Students | No Comments »

Name: Chinedu
Age: 18
City and State: Bronx, New York
I came into the U.S.A as an undergraduate from high school, final year to graduate I left my country. Now I’m anticipating forward to get my GED diploma in order to get to college and finish my program for my future projection.

I need to get a GED diploma.

Posted: Friday, December 19th, 2008 @ 7:50 am in English Language Learners, GED Students | 2 Comments »

Name: Naz
Age: 31
City and State: Alexandria, Va
What motivated you to get your GED? I need to get a GED diploma and I want to do more study. Some job are requiring a GED diploma.

Life is short.

Posted: Monday, December 15th, 2008 @ 8:39 am in Children and Families, English Language Learners, GED Students | 1 Comment »

Name: Lubna
Age: 24
City and State: Jamaica, NY
Four years before I came to this country with my husband. He was born and raised here. After 3 years he passed away & my inlaws kicked me out. Now I’m alone with my son. That’s why I want to get my GED for my good career.

I made it!

Posted: Thursday, December 4th, 2008 @ 3:53 pm in College Bound!, English Language Learners, Success Stories | 9 Comments »

Name: Anita
I’m very proud of myself to come this far. When I came to the United States I only had 7th grades of education, and English is not my first language. I didn’t graduate high school, because my parents were very poor, they couldn’t afford to send me to school. I was very embarrassed to [...]

The land of opportunity…

Posted: Friday, November 21st, 2008 @ 9:44 am in College Bound!, English Language Learners, GED Students, GED Students Around the World, Reading and Writing, Washington GED | 1 Comment »

Name: Abdiqani
Age: 33
City and State: Renton, WA
I would like to take a GED diploma because I want to go to college, and they told me you have to have either high school or GED to start at the college. This is why I need to get a GED.

I want to learn…

Posted: Wednesday, November 19th, 2008 @ 5:08 pm in English Language Learners, GED Students, Reading and Writing | No Comments »

Name: Francisco
Age: 26
City and State: Othelloi
I need my GED for my future job. I want to learn reading.

My dream is to have a GED…

Posted: Monday, November 3rd, 2008 @ 11:55 am in Children and Families, English Language Learners, GED Students, GED Students Around the World | 1 Comment »

Name:     Fadumo
Age:     36
City and State:     Fargo, ND
My name is Fadumo. I am from Somalia. I have 9 children. My dream is to have a GED, and after that I want to be a nurse. I want the good future.

My dreams can become reality with energy, spirit, and good teachers.

Posted: Saturday, November 24th, 2007 @ 12:44 pm in English Language Learners, GED Students, GED Students Around the World | No Comments »

Well, I’m from Honduras, and for 3 years, I have been living in the United States of America. Also I’m studying quick civics lessons about the United States, then I will take the naturalization test, and I have a part time job.

I just don’t know how to achieve this goal without giving up…

Posted: Monday, October 29th, 2007 @ 3:24 pm in English Language Learners, GED Students, Staying Motivated | No Comments »

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 [...]