The GED was straightforward to study and test; it is a computer-based test. If you work hard enough, you will achieve it for sure.

GED made me confident that I can do well in whatever I choose despite my health conditions.

Earning a GED credential, an international qualification, provided me various opportunities to achieve my dream.

GED was the best fit for me and my career path.

The positives about the GED is you get to practice and improve your skills without overthinking it too much.

I can use my math and science score to attend university and study engineering.

The highlight of the GED is you have more time to pursue what you actually enjoy.

The subjects were easy to understand and it didn't take me very long to finish with the scores I wanted.

I wanted to be a role model for the orphanage I came from and wanted to inspire others. I want to show that anything in life is possible.

I liked mathematics more than any subject because of my amazing math teacher.

My biggest motivation was my family because they worked so hard to give me a better life.

It turned out to be the best decision I’ve ever made in my life.