GED tests are a group of five tests which (when passed) certifies that the taker has American or Canadian high school-level academic skills. To pass the GED Tests and earn a GED credential, test takers must score higher than 40 percent of graduating high school seniors nationwide.
It’s more or less the equivalency of a high school diploma.
i want to earn high school ged ,online what site u recomend im from long island suffolk county .
i have done HS GED from my country which is not valuable here plz guide
[b]bigmak5 wrote:[/b]
[quote]In new york can i get a ged online?[/quote]
Hello BigMak5,
For information on GED test prep in New York visit the New York State Department of Education official [url=http://www.acces.nysed.gov/ged/nys_map/countiesprep.html]NY GED prep[/url] site. The GED program is administered by county in New York, so you need to select the county where you live and contact that office for assistance on the GED program in your area.
Be careful out there.
There are a lot of degree mills and for-profit GED services that market online.
You cannot take the GED online from any legitimate source.
Get advice from your state department of education before enrolling in any GED prep services program.
Alternatively, call Call (800) 62-MY-GED for a referral to an approved real local GED preparation program or testing site.
For more consumer information you can trust on the GED visit the [url=http://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Section=GED_TS&CFID=3376769&CFTOKEN=22348791&jsessionid=1630ec9c1e75C$7C$B1$]American Council on Education’s official site on the GED[/url] and read the consumer warnings about GET degree mills and scams.
This would be a great program if you meet the requirements — which include passing basic assessment test in math and English — and can attend the necessary orientation and meetings at Rockland Community College.
Rockland is a part of the state university system of New York and it would a great advantage if you could take the 24 credits and then be eligible for the GED while using the same credits / courses as a foundation for your associates degree. Also, very affordable compared to other options if you are in New York and eligible.
I would ask admissions how much time will be required on campus. I am not sure that this can be down through elearning or that all the courses for this special program can be done this way.
Thanks for helping me get educated by posting this program.
It’s a great resource for others in new York to know about.
You will have to go to a campus to take the FREE GED prep courses offered at your local community college. Below is a page from the Suffolk Community College GED site. They offer a free program, which welcomes international students through their ACCESS Center. You can use some online or web prep tools BUT you will need to contact Suffolk to get the full program requirements. Again, this GED program is FREE.
—-> [url=http://www.sunysuffolk.edu/Prospects/69.asp]Suffolk County NY – Suffolk Community College – FREE GED[/url]
If you do not have a high school diploma, Suffolk County Community College can serve you in several ways.
Through the Ability to Benefit program, you may qualify for admission to a degree program, be eligible for financial aid, and eventually achieve a NYS High School Equivalency Diploma. Suffolk also offers a variety of courses in reading, English, and math which are designed to help you improve your academic skills and prepare you for success in college-level courses.
Suffolk offers a GED/Literacy Prep for College program through the SCCC ACCESS Center. This free program prepares you for the General Educational Development (GED) test by providing self-paced instruction customized to your skill level.
We will assist you to follow the right path based on standardized test scores from the college’s placement tests. To get started, you may apply online or, if you prefer, you may obtain an application from any Suffolk County high school guidance office, from Central Admissions, or you can download it. If you have other questions about any of these programs contact Central Admissions.
International Student
Our current International Student community, numbering over 500, comes from many different parts of the world. We regard every international student as a valued member of our truly diverse college community and we are committed to working with each student individually in order to help all students successfully achieve their goals.
Good Luck on Your GED!
Let us know if/when you pass the test.
Vicky
[b]reenarashid wrote:[/b]
[quote]i want to earn high school ged ,online what site u recomend im from long island suffolk county .
i have done HS GED from my country which is not valuable here plz guide
It would be unusual to apply to earn a college degree without first having a GED or high school diploma in the USA. FYI: 98% of all colleges accept the GED rather than a high school diploma for admissions.
There are two real online colleges that may admit you without a GED or high school diploma: [url=/online-schools/excelsior-college]Excelsior College Distance Learning[/url] of New York, the adult alternative college of NY, also MAY admit SOME applicants who do not hold a high school diploma or GED.
[url=/online-schools/charter-oak-state-college-school-of-business—undergraduate]Charter Oak State College[/url] of CT, for example, is a special college for adult learners and they do NOT require applicants to hold any high school credential. The Charter Oak distance learning programs says: “Admission is open to any person 16 years or older, regardless of level of formal education, who has earned nine acceptable college-level credits.” Many Charter Oak students enter with significant career experience, military certifications and corporate training and / or passing scores on CLEP exams. In both cases these colleges specialize in working with older students who have advanced learning in their career or specialty areas.
Click here for more on [url=/cutting-online-university-cost/145-online-life-experience-degree/]credit for life experience college[/url] options.
Be careful! Internet colleges who advertise “online degrees with no GED or high school” are usually [url=/diploma-mill-police]degree mill scams[/url]; and there are dozens of these that advertise heavily using this come on.
Try Excelsior or Charter Oak as both are real regionally accredited distance learning colleges.
What about can i get a college degree online without a ged or hs diploma?
GED tests are a group of five tests which (when passed) certifies that the taker has American or Canadian high school-level academic skills. To pass the GED Tests and earn a GED credential, test takers must score higher than 40 percent of graduating high school seniors nationwide.
It’s more or less the equivalency of a high school diploma.
i want to earn high school ged ,online what site u recomend im from long island suffolk county .
i have done HS GED from my country which is not valuable here plz guide
ria
I don’t mean to bug you and thanks for the past responses but i was wondering if it were possible to do this type of program were you take college courses to earn a ged http://www.sunyrockland.edu/prospective-students/ged
online with this program
http://www.sunyrockland.edu/academics/elearning
Thanks in advance
[b]bigmak5 wrote:[/b]
[quote]In new york can i get a ged online?[/quote]
Hello BigMak5,
For information on GED test prep in New York visit the New York State Department of Education official [url=http://www.acces.nysed.gov/ged/nys_map/countiesprep.html]NY GED prep[/url] site. The GED program is administered by county in New York, so you need to select the county where you live and contact that office for assistance on the GED program in your area.
Be careful out there.
There are a lot of degree mills and for-profit GED services that market online.
You cannot take the GED online from any legitimate source.
Get advice from your state department of education before enrolling in any GED prep services program.
Alternatively, call Call (800) 62-MY-GED for a referral to an approved real local GED preparation program or testing site.
For more consumer information you can trust on the GED visit the [url=http://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Section=GED_TS&CFID=3376769&CFTOKEN=22348791&jsessionid=1630ec9c1e75C$7C$B1$]American Council on Education’s official site on the GED[/url] and read the consumer warnings about GET degree mills and scams.
All the Best
Vicky
Hello BigMak5,
This would be a great program if you meet the requirements — which include passing basic assessment test in math and English — and can attend the necessary orientation and meetings at Rockland Community College.
Rockland is a part of the state university system of New York and it would a great advantage if you could take the 24 credits and then be eligible for the GED while using the same credits / courses as a foundation for your associates degree. Also, very affordable compared to other options if you are in New York and eligible.
I would ask admissions how much time will be required on campus. I am not sure that this can be down through elearning or that all the courses for this special program can be done this way.
Thanks for helping me get educated by posting this program.
It’s a great resource for others in new York to know about.
Vicky
[b]bigmak5 wrote:[/b]
[quote]I don’t mean to bug you and thanks for the past responses but i was wondering if it were possible to do this type of program were you take college courses to earn a ged http://www.sunyrockland.edu/prospective-students/ged
online with this program
http://www.sunyrockland.edu/academics/elearning
Thanks in advance[/quote]
Hi Ria,
You will have to go to a campus to take the FREE GED prep courses offered at your local community college. Below is a page from the Suffolk Community College GED site. They offer a free program, which welcomes international students through their ACCESS Center. You can use some online or web prep tools BUT you will need to contact Suffolk to get the full program requirements. Again, this GED program is FREE.
—-> [url=http://www.sunysuffolk.edu/Prospects/69.asp]Suffolk County NY – Suffolk Community College – FREE GED[/url]
If you do not have a high school diploma, Suffolk County Community College can serve you in several ways.
Through the Ability to Benefit program, you may qualify for admission to a degree program, be eligible for financial aid, and eventually achieve a NYS High School Equivalency Diploma. Suffolk also offers a variety of courses in reading, English, and math which are designed to help you improve your academic skills and prepare you for success in college-level courses.
Suffolk offers a GED/Literacy Prep for College program through the SCCC ACCESS Center. This free program prepares you for the General Educational Development (GED) test by providing self-paced instruction customized to your skill level.
We will assist you to follow the right path based on standardized test scores from the college’s placement tests. To get started, you may apply online or, if you prefer, you may obtain an application from any Suffolk County high school guidance office, from Central Admissions, or you can download it. If you have other questions about any of these programs contact Central Admissions.
International Student
Our current International Student community, numbering over 500, comes from many different parts of the world. We regard every international student as a valued member of our truly diverse college community and we are committed to working with each student individually in order to help all students successfully achieve their goals.
Good Luck on Your GED!
Let us know if/when you pass the test.
Vicky
[b]reenarashid wrote:[/b]
[quote]i want to earn high school ged ,online what site u recomend im from long island suffolk county .
i have done HS GED from my country which is not valuable here plz guide
ria[/quote]
It would be unusual to apply to earn a college degree without first having a GED or high school diploma in the USA. FYI: 98% of all colleges accept the GED rather than a high school diploma for admissions.
There are two real online colleges that may admit you without a GED or high school diploma: [url=/online-schools/excelsior-college]Excelsior College Distance Learning[/url] of New York, the adult alternative college of NY, also MAY admit SOME applicants who do not hold a high school diploma or GED.
[url=/online-schools/charter-oak-state-college-school-of-business—undergraduate]Charter Oak State College[/url] of CT, for example, is a special college for adult learners and they do NOT require applicants to hold any high school credential. The Charter Oak distance learning programs says: “Admission is open to any person 16 years or older, regardless of level of formal education, who has earned nine acceptable college-level credits.” Many Charter Oak students enter with significant career experience, military certifications and corporate training and / or passing scores on CLEP exams. In both cases these colleges specialize in working with older students who have advanced learning in their career or specialty areas.
Click here for more on [url=/cutting-online-university-cost/145-online-life-experience-degree/]credit for life experience college[/url] options.
Be careful! Internet colleges who advertise “online degrees with no GED or high school” are usually [url=/diploma-mill-police]degree mill scams[/url]; and there are dozens of these that advertise heavily using this come on.
Try Excelsior or Charter Oak as both are real regionally accredited distance learning colleges.
Good Luck
Vicky