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Camila
“I give 10 out of 10 for GED+ because it includes so many ways to learn. I especially loved the videos, they made things easy to understand and stick in my memory. Now I have my diploma and can go to nursing school!”
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Devlin
“Everything GED+ spoke to me in layman's terms, made it easy to learn. Plus, I had the best advisor ever—she kept me on track to pass. On a scale of 1-10, I give GED+ a hundred!”
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CJ
“The GED+ program gave me the confidence to pass! My fantastic advisor helped me get to my goal faster.”
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Jacklyn
“GED+ is amazing. Just let your advisor guide you. My advisor really helped me reach the next level. Everything in the GED+ program was on point.”
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Omayra
“When I discovered GED+, I said OMG, this is exactly what I need to get through Math. Best of all, it included custom prep and taking the test as many times as I needed to pass.”
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April - Aisha-Kimberly H.
“Without my high school credential, I felt like I was letting my family down – especially my dad, who was a college professor. At age 50, I finally did it. I got my GED!”
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February - Cole G.
“Nothing—not even my struggles as a teen—could stop me from getting my GED. I studied every single day and took enough notes to write a novel!”
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January - Demani P.
“Despite our difficult family situation battling homelessness, my younger sister got her GED and started college. She inspired me to get my GED for a better life and to help others.”
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December - Whitney P.
“After years of abusive relationships and doing time, I took my destiny into my own hands, starting with my GED. l want my story to inspire others to be brave and make their own future.”
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November - Tristen C.
“After taking the GED practice tests, I learned that I was likely to pass the real test. I could finally see a light at the end of the tunnel.”
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October - Patricia Z.
“I love learning but bullying at school forced me to leave high school. Later, I found my career passion: real estate. Getting my GED was the final step in getting my license.”
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September - Taniese P.
“I’ve been homeless since age thirteen. Education was my way to a better life.”