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GED: How to Get One and Why You Should

By Cindy Sanford

The GED can literally change a person’s life if they haven’t completed high school in the traditional way. The reality is this – it’s difficult to get most jobs without a high school diploma. Regardless of the reason you don’t have your diploma, the GED can be your ticket to the job you want.

In addition to more jobs opening up and doors opening for certificate programs and college degrees, most people who earn their GED talk about the sense of pride and accomplishment they have after earning their GED. The professionals who work at the Adult Learning Centers receive special training so they can help you achieve your goals. Depending on your situation, the amount of time it will take will vary but don’t let it stop you from making that call.  

How do you get started? Your first step is to contact any Adult Learning Center through the MyGED website.

Cindy Sanford

Cindy Sanford has years of experience working in education as an advisor and mentor as well as hands on experience working with employers both in the private sector and government. Cindy enjoys reading, hiking, trying new foods, travel and spending time with her family especially her grandbaby.

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