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Don’t waste your life.

Posted: Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 @ 8:51 am in GED Students, Getting a Better Job, Ohio GED | No Comments »

Name: Shauna
City and State: Dayton, Ohio
What motivated you to get your GED? I realized I needed my GED when I wanted to go to school to be a chef, and this is very much in the way! I was very lazy when I was young, but now I realize if I had done this a [...]

I want to serve my community.

Posted: Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 @ 8:37 am in GED Students, Getting a Better Job | No Comments »

Name: Jose
What motivated you to get your GED? I would like to join the police.
How have your friends and family helped you, motivated you, or inspired you? I inspired myself.
What problems have you faced? I need help to get my GED.
What do you hope to gain from getting your GED? My dream is to join [...]

I just need to stay motivated.

Posted: Monday, February 2nd, 2009 @ 5:29 pm in GED Students, Getting a Better Job | No Comments »

Name: Warren
I’m studying to get my GED so I can become a police officer. I have worked security jobs most of my life and because I don’t have my GED I can’t join any police force. This is a dream job for me. I just need to stay motivated. Stay motivated and don’t give [...]

I am usually stuck working in a warehouse…

Posted: Thursday, November 6th, 2008 @ 10:08 am in Children and Families, College Bound!, GED Students, Getting a Better Job | No Comments »

Name:      Jason
Age:      23
City and State:     Kent, OH
Well, as you already know, my name is Jason and I am from Kent, Ohio. I live here with my beautiful girlfriend and my beautiful son also known as Jason. I currently do not work, but when I do I am usually stuck working in a [...]

I have great option now for a real good job…

Posted: Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 @ 1:05 pm in GED Students, Getting a Better Job | 1 Comment »

I need a high school diploma. I left school in 2000 because of health problems but now I’m fine, and I have great option now for a real good job and I need my GED. I need the GED for my future and if I lose this option it is a shame because it is [...]

Now I don’t how can I start my career again.

Posted: Monday, August 25th, 2008 @ 6:51 pm in GED Students, GED Students Around the World, Getting a Better Job | No Comments »

Hi, I’m Amandeep. I did grade 12 in India with medical subjects. After that I got married and I come here from India, and now I don’t how can I start my career again. I actually want to do medical lab assistant, and I want to complete its requirements by doing GED but I don’t [...]

You’re just stuck if you do not have your GED.

Posted: Tuesday, April 8th, 2008 @ 10:25 am in GED Students, Getting a Better Job | 1 Comment »

The most important goal, that I will have to achieve in the next few years is to get a good paying job. First thing that I will need is a GED. Then I would like to take a trade at a local technical college.

…getting some education & getting a better paying job.

Posted: Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 @ 2:35 pm in Getting a Better Job | No Comments »

Hi. My name is Lamont Terrence Hammond. I am a 28 year old male. I left school because I was 21 years old. Because the school see I was ready for this world. I feel like getting some education & getting a better paying job. I hope to be a computer technician, and get a [...]

Now, I want better pay.

Posted: Tuesday, March 4th, 2008 @ 11:49 am in GED Students, Getting a Better Job | No Comments »

I’ve been living in the USA for 23 years. I left school in 1986. Now, I want better pay.

To make something of myself, I need a GED…

Posted: Thursday, December 27th, 2007 @ 11:28 am in College Bound!, GED Students, Getting a Better Job | 3 Comments »

I am twenty years old and currently working for American Proteins Inc. of Cuthbert, Ga. I reside in Columbus, Ga. I left school in April 2005, because I started home school. In order for me to make something out myself, I need a GED or high school diploma to get into a college. [...]