What is GED?
A. GED stands for General Educational Development test which is the equivalent of a high school diploma. If an individual does not have a high school diploma, she/he may take the GED exam. However, most states have specific GED age and educational requirement before enrolling in GED programs and taking the GED exam. Most postsecondary schools require students to have a H.S. diploma or a GED certificate before they apply for/receive financial aid for higher education. Many colleges who offer GED classes may also provide special incentives for GED completers, it is best to ask your GED instructors.
GED stands for General Educational Development test – which is the equivalent of a high school diploma. If an individual does not have a high school diploma, she/he may take the GED exam. However, most states have specific GED age and educational requirement before enrolling in GED programs and taking the GED exam. Most postsecondary schools require students to have a H.S. diploma or a GED certificate before they apply for/receive financial aid for higher education. Many colleges who offer GED classes may also provide special incentives for GED completers, it is best to ask your GED instructors.