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It is only too late if you don’t start now.  \nWhy the GED?  \nEvery year, hundreds of thousands of people get their High School Equivalency Diplomas. People like you. Maybe you had to leave high school to help take care of your family. Maybe you felt you just did not “fit in” at the high school you attended or maybe you just did not believe the high school diploma would really mean anything. And now you know what it means NOT to have it.  \nThe Benefits:  \nGetting A Better Job  \nAn overwhelming majority of jobs in this country require a high school diploma. An Official GED Transcript is accepted by most employers just like a high school diploma.  \nIncreasing Your Income  \nIncome increases with your level of education. A better job usually means better pay.  \nFeeling Self-Respect  \nBy earning this diploma, many GED graduates experience a remarkable improvement  \nin how they feel about themselves and their lives. It makes a difference!  \nContinuing Your Education  \nAn Official GED Transcript is accepted at most colleges and universities across the country as proof that you have completed your high school education. Some colleges even have scholarship programs for GED graduates.  \nInvesting In Your Future  \nEducated parents have better-educated children. Earning a High School Equivalency Diploma is not only an investment in yourself, it is also an investment in the future of your children.  \nLarry Debus  \nDebus, Kazan & Westerhausen LTD Attorney  \nPassed GED Test at age 22  \nEric Eckert  \nCaptain, City of Glendale Department Passed GED Test at age 24  \nArmida Bittner  \nGila County School Superintendent, Retired Passed GED Test at age 23  \nWhat Are the GED Tests?  \nThe General Educational Development (GED) Test measures your knowledge and academic skills against those of today’s traditional high school graduates. 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