21. Education Testing Programs DANTES ged Test. An equivalency test designed to measure the high school level knowledgeof military personnel who are non DANTES Subject standardized Test (DSST http://www.agd.state.tx.us/education_office/testing.htm

education.office@tx.ngb.army.mil NOTE: National Guard personnel and their spouses with current ID cards are authorized free testing services for CLEP and DANTES Tests. Soldiers should take full advantage of all the testing programs available. By taking college level exams, soldiers can significantly decrease the number of traditional college courses required to complete a degree program. Before taking college credit examinations, you must check with your college or university to ensure they will accept the credit. Soldiers are eligible to take the following exams once a soldier is accessed into the Texas Army National Guard (ARNG) free of charge (some require a registration fee): General Educational Development (GED) American College Testing Assessment Program (ACT) Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) Graduate Record Examinations (GREs) The Praxis Series (NTE) College Level Examination Program (CLEP) Regents College Examination Program (RCEP) DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSSTs) Spouses and ARNG civilians are authorized to take College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams and DANTES Subject Standardized Tests (DSST) on a funded (free) basis through the Texas Education Services Office . Other tests are available for spouses and ARNG civilians on an unfunded (examinee pays) basis as outlined in the DANTES Examination Program Handbook. Soldiers can also take advantage of all 32 nationally recognized certification exams offered through DANTES on a 100 percent reimbursable basis (one time only). Registration fees are not funded. Soldiers are only eligible to take certification exams once they complete Initial Active Duty for Training (IADT) and awarded an MOS.

22. EMHS Guidance Department Main Page This service is free. standardized testing Days (Juniors will take the PSAT). Publicschool Elementary teacher 4 years. ged preparation instructor 2 years. http://www.emhs.harrisonburg.net/studentservices/guidance/

Guidance Department Marjorie Nafziger Counselor Grades 6-9 Tina Glanzer Counselor Grades 10-12 The Guidance Department at Eastern Mennonite High School stands ready to assist and guide young persons in all areas of their life, be it personal or academic. The Guidance Department works closely with parents and teachers to help provide the optimum supportive environment for each student. Students and/or parents should contact the Guidance Office when they become aware of guidance needs. EMHS is pleased to offer again this year the services of an intern from the Graduate Counseling Program at EMU. Interns are supervised by licensed professionals. This service is free. Standardized Testing Days (Juniors will take the PSAT). (Seniors will have Senior Seminar) (Sixth grade will have regular classes). A Bit of Guidance from Comment Academic Support Services Gifted Behaviors Expanded Opportunities A Bit of Guidance From Comment , a monthly EMHS news sheet to parents, grandparents pastors, and friends. Academic Support Services Eastern Mennonite High School provides two types of academic support: Reading and Study Skills and Intensive Individualized Instruction.

23. Testing Services A wide range of standardized tests and other also provides instruction for ged testpreparation and ACT as well as information on professional school testing. http://tigerpaw.uwa.edu/campus12.htm

TESTING SERVICES A wide range of standardized tests and other special examinations are available to UWA students. Many of these can be taken on the campus, and arrangements can be made through campus offices for those which are offered only at other locations. Tests include a number which are given on specific scheduled dates and others which may be taken as needed. Tests of a general nature are usually coordinated through the Registrar’s Office or the Counseling Center. Tests specifically related to the programs in professional teacher education, however, are coordinated through the College of Education and the School of Graduate Studies, and those required in the nursing program are administered by the School of Nursing. (The Examination for Registered Nurse Licensure, of course, is administered by the State Board of Nursing in Montgomery after graduation.) GENERAL TESTS OFFERED ON A REGULAR BASIS The following tests of a general nature are offered on regularly scheduled dates (specific information available from the Registrar’s Office): General Education Development Test (GED) Primarily for mature individuals who do not have high school diplomas; designed to assess general knowledge in high school subject areas as a basis for enrollment in post-secondary programs; offered eight times a year on The University of West Alabama campus.

24. Guidance Services Our testing program consists of statewide, district, and optional standardized testadministrations SAT II Subject Test. Area Adult Education Programs (ged, etc http://www.waterfordschools.org/whsnew/guidance_services.htm

WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE SERVICES Superintendent's Introduction Your high school guidance counselor serves as an integral part of the educational team responsible for providing the necessary skills and decision making abilities you will need, not merely to survive but to flourish, in an ever changing environment. This team consists of teachers, support personnel, parents/guardians, and students. Its ability to function cooperatively is crucial to the team's effectiveness as well as to your success at Waterford High School. Sincerely, Randall H. Collins Superintendent of Schools WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE Philosophy Recognizing that Waterford High School is a comprehensive high school responsible for assisting in the intellectual, physical, ethical, social, and emotional development of its students, the Guidance Department seeks to facilitate holistic student growth. Each student is viewed as an individual with unique capabilities and needs, who at the same time has age-appropriate developmental tasks to accomplish. Our ultimate goal is to support each student's growth toward his or her fullest potential. Waterford High School Guidance Developmental Guidance Overview The developmental guidance model is one that includes four components: the guidance curriculum, individual planning, responsive services and system support. The components address student needs in the following three domains:

25. Fountain Valley High School General Education Development Test (ged) A series of tests of their final six semestersin high school. (Not related to the standardized testing and Reporting http://www.fvhs.com/welcome/glossary.cfm

Definitions for words, acronyms and jargon used on this site and by educators. Thanks to HBHS for graciously allowing us to use their core list. Some terms used in education have specialized meanings. Acronyms and jargon add to the confusion. If you are uncertain of any word on any page of this site, or if a school publication contains a word or acronym that needs defining, please let us know Accreditation : A peer evaluation of a school and its programs by a private association to determine the level of quality of the school. See WASC Academic Decathlon : A national organization promoting academic competitions. Academy for the Performing Arts (APA) : A magnet school within a school district providing instruction in the performing arts for elective credit in grades 9-12. Academic Performance Index (API) : A formula, based on Stanford 9 test results, for measuring school performance and growth.

26. Massachusetts College Of Pharmacy And Health Sciences - Admissions & Enrollment of senior courses), or official ged test scores;; High school profile (obtainablethrough the guidance Official reports of standardized test scores SAT I or ACT http://www.mcp.edu/admiss/admiss/ad_ugrad.shtml

Admissions -Apply Online - Virtual Tour - 2004-2005 Tuition ... - Transcript Policy Admissions - Freshman (Boston Campus) Freshman Admissions International Admissions Transfer Admissions Graduate Admissions NOTE: All candidates must refer to the General Information section for additional information including interviews, mailing address and deadlines. High school students may apply for regular admission or early decision after July 1 of their junior year. High school students who are ready for admission to college after completion of their junior year can be considered for early admission. Requirements Candidates with above average grades in a solid college preparatory program are given preference. An applicant's program of study must include 16 units of coursework in the following subject areas: four units of English three units of mathematics (algebra I and II; geometry)* two units of social sciences (including one in history) two units of laboratory science (one each in biology and chemistry)* five units of additional college preparatory courses *Additional units of advanced mathematics and science (especially chemistry for PharmD applicants) are strongly recommended.

27. Submarino of the LSAT Step-by-step guidance on how Thomson/Arco A Harvard Law school graduateand nationally recognized authority on standardized testing has put http://www.submarino.com.br/imports.asp?Query=&ProdTypeId=9&CatId=8486&PrevCatId

28. 2001 News Releases numbers of persons racing to pass ged tests by Dec school guidance counselors willlearn how to help kids score above national average on standardized test 05/23 http://www.myscschools.com/news/2001archive.cfm

Home State Superintendent Of Education Office Of Public Information SDE News South Carolina high school leaders chosen for U.S. Senate Youth Program, scholarships [more...] 85 high-achieving South Carolina schools recognized on national Education Trust list [more...] New website for teachers features high-quality lesson plans, resources that support standards [more...] Record numbers of persons racing to pass GED tests by Dec. 31 deadline; no more slots for tests available [more...] Education Department website bombarded by record numbers accessing Report Cards [more...] [more...] Veteran educator named to lead Allendale County School District [more...] Latest edition of 'In Our Schools' newsletter online [more...] Ridge View Principal Sharon Buddin National High School Principal of Year [more...] White Knoll students present check for new fire truck for New York City [more...] Character education meeting provides forum for 500 educators to share ideas, best practices [more...] State Board of Education to recognize exceptional public school volunteers [more...]

29. Ivy Tech State College -- Richmond/Connersville earn a high school diploma or ged certificate within (Assessment testing may be successfulachievement or acceptable alternative standardized test scores (ie http://www.ivytech.edu/richmond/sa/admit.html

Home page Contact Us Student Affairs Prospective Students Current Students Alumni Foundation ... Site Map Area specific links Student Affairs admissions advisors counselors ... International students Students Seeking a Degree or Certificate Ivy Tech is an open admissions college, accessible to all Indiana citizens past high school age. The standard requirements for admission to Ivy Tech State College are: High school diploma or GED certificate. Submit a completed application for admission. Completion of COMPASS basic skills assessment. You must also complete a transcript request form and have an official copy of your high school transcript or GED test scores mailed to Ivy Tech. If you have neither a high school diploma nor GED certificate, you may enroll at Ivy Tech, but must achieve satisfactory scores on the College’s assessment test to be admitted as a degree-seeking student, and to be eligible for financial aid. Once you are admitted to a degree-seeking program, you must earn a high school diploma or GED certificate within one year to remain in degree-seeking status. To ensure success, all degree-seeking students must participate in the

30. LHUP Site Index grade, or equivalent preparation (eg ged) as determined by school record and verbalratings in standardized tests. by the American College testing Program (ACT http://www.lhup.edu/catalog/admissions.htm

Welcome to the University Catalog Online L o c k H a v e n U n i v e r s i t y o f P e n n s y l v a n i a Catalog Homepage Admissions Fees Financial Aid and Scholarships ... Directory Admissions Standards and Requirements Application Procedures Advanced Standing/Credit by Examination The High School Equivalent Diploma ... Readmission of Former Students Standards and Requirements LHUP is committed to making a high-quality education available to all admitted students. The University’s goal is to take students from who they are when they enter to who they can be upon graduation. All students seeking admission are invited to make a first-hand appraisal of the University. The academic programs emphasize the importance of individualized education.

31. Callihan - The Guidance Manual For The Christian Homeschool - FREE Excerpt FREE excerpt from The guidance Manual for the to submit scores from additional standardizedtests (ged or SAT diploma from an accredited school Given that http://www.homeschoolzone.com/hsz/callihan1.htm

FREE recipes desserts crafts health ideas ... Search FAQ: "How do I get a diploma?" excerpted from: "The Guidance Manual for the Christian Homeschool" Quick Support Sign Up Christian Focus Group Main Menu Events-of-the-Week ... Meet the Author Series Special Needs Kids: ADD Asperger's Syndrome Autism Dyslexia ... Gifted Teaching Styles: Christian Secular Unschooling Callihan interview: Introduction Christian Based Home Education Providing a diploma Can a homeschooler make it to college? ... Distance Education Joe: Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. We will now move on to a very important topic by way of an excerpt from Laurie and David's book: FREE excerpt from: The Guidance Manual for the Christian Home School Chap 15: Preparing for Commencement Providing a diploma What is a diploma anyway? Here is a dictionary definition: diploma: a document certifying the successful completion of a course of study. (Source: Word Net 1997 Princeton University) A diploma is a piece of paper (unless you use real sheepskin) that designates or confers the completion of some line of study. We find it interesting that parents who confidently homeschool turn to jelly when it is time to award the diploma. If you have homeschooled your child and he has completed your designated course of study for high school, you may and should award a diploma.

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33. Western Wisconsin Technical College chance for success through the completion of competencies rather than through standardized,cumulative, timed testing such as the ged provides. http://www.western.tec.wi.us/goal/high_school.asp

The WWTC GOAL program offers students a variety of ways to earn their high school credential: General Studiesal Development (GED) High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) Competency Based High School Equivalency Diploma (Option 5.09) Adult High School Program ... Alternative High School (WI Statute 118.15) General Studiesal Development (GED) The GED is a national test by which individuals are able to certify that they have mastered the skills expected of today's high school graduates. Worldwide, about one million adults take the GED test each year. One out of seven adults in the the United States has earned his or her high school credential by means of the GED test. General Overview The GED exam is made up of five standardized tests. The subject areas tested are: Language Arts Writing Language Arts Reading Mathematics Science Social Studies GOAL (Goal Oriented Adult Learning) classes provide instruction for individuals preparing to take the GED . The record shows that over 90% of individuals that attend WWTC GOAL classes successfully complete the test. This is about 20% over the national average . A little preparation goes a long way. In addition, the pre-testing orientation (required by the state for Wisconsin residents) can be completed by attending GOAL classes.

34. Wakulla County School the program on the basis of standardized test scores, classroom to graduate witha regular high school diploma by curriculum, passing the FCAT, and the ged. http://www.firn.edu/schools/wakulla/wakulla/special_sch.html

Your browser does not support script Special School Programs This is a brief list of services, programs, and resources offered at Wakulla County Schools. There are many more- ask for information at the front desk or in the Guidance Office about any special programs unique to your child's school. Also, ask for more extensive information at each school about the programs listed below Preschool Programs Elementary and Middle School Programs Title I After School Academic Programs Summer School S.A.V.E Middle School, High School and Adult Education Programs Dual Enrollment Early Admission Summer School Drop Out Prevention (DOP) Teenage Parenting Program GED Exit Option General Education Diploma (GED) Second Chance School Adult and Community Education All School Levels English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Extracurricular Activies Mentoring Program Service Learning Preschool Programs The Preschool Programs provide the basic building blocks for early learning by providing hands-on experiences that are age- appropriate for young children. They include: Readimobile program, School Readiness, Head Start, Exceptional Student Education. The Readimobile program provides early experiences in language development for four year old children not enrolled in the daily preschool program. School Readiness and Head Start progrms are designed for preschool children of economically disadvantaged families. The Exceptional Student Education Program serves preschool students with disabilities. Call Wakulla Education Center at 926-8111 for more information.

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36. NCAA Clearinghouse high school transcripts and standardized test scores (ACT the entrance requirementsof each member school. The General Education Development (ged) test may be http://www.hsbaseballweb.com/clearinghouse_article.htm

High School Baseball Web The High School Baseball Web An internet home for high school baseball players, coaches, parents and fans. If you like what you see please tell others about the site. If you have comments or suggestions you can send them to us using the "Contact" link below. NCAA CLEARINGHOUSE Initial Eligibility Criteria by: Bob Howdeshell High School Baseball Web If you are a high school student-athlete who has the goal of playing any college sport at the NCAA Division I or Division II level you must submit your "core" class high school transcripts and standardized test scores (ACT or SAT) to the NCAA Clearinghouse. Division III These requirements currently do not apply to Division III colleges, where eligibility for financial aid, practice and competition is governed by institutional, conference and other NCAA regulations. Right now (after the Christmas holiday) break is the best time to go to work on this. Why now and not at the end of your junior year? My reasoning is that soon the high school baseball season will start and it will be too easy to put this very important piece of the recruiting puzzle off to the side and forget about it. Here is what the NCAA recommends: "Students should register with the clearinghouse after the completion of their junior year in high school. At this time, a transcript, which includes six semesters of grades, should be sent to the clearinghouse from the high school. Additionally, students should have their SAT or ACT test scores forwarded directly to the clearinghouse whenever they take the exam."

37. Admission Information And Instructions SAT I scores and any other standardized test results (ACT scores from the AmericanCollege testing (ACT). of your General Equivalency Diploma (ged) test results http://www.applyweb.com/apply/ccsu/instruct.html

Admission Information and Instructions Congratulations! Congratulations on your decision to apply to Central Connecticut State University. Help us make the right decision by telling us more about you. Far too often prospective students sell themselves short on a one-page application. We want to take into consideration all aspects of your background. It is important to remember that CCSU's application gives you an opportunity to talk about your academic achievements, awards, work history, and leadership activities. We encourage you to visit us through our web site at www.CCSU.edu , while you are in our home site, visit our online virtual tour or call (860) 832-2289 to schedule an appointment to take a tour. We want to help make your dream become a reality. How to Apply Please complete every question. If you are unsure how to answer, please refer to the detailed Admissions Information and Instructions located below. We will be happy to answer any additional questions. Kindly call the Office of Recruitment and Admissions at (860) 832-2278. Admission Information and Instructions Applicable To All Applicants All materials requested should be sent directly to the Office of Recruitment and Admissions at CCSU by the high school or the College Registrar's office.

38. BGSU Firelands through the General Educational Development (ged) testing program, please a copy ofyour ged Certificate and If standardized test scores are not available, new http://www.applyweb.com/apply/bgsuf/instruct.html

Current Students Future Students Web Mail MY.BGSU.EDU Schedules Employment The Arts Library Continuing Education Resources Partnerships BGSU Firelands Services Admission ... Apply Online Home Site Map Search Office of Admission Instructions Applying for Admission to BGSU Firelands Freshmen Freshmen are defined as those who have graduated from a secondary school. Candidates who earned college credit before high school graduation are considered freshmen with advanced standing and should have their college transcripts sent to the Office of Admission. High school seniors can apply to BGSU Firelands beginning August 1 before their senior year. To complete the BGSU Firelands admissions process you must submit: The Application for Undergraduate Admission The College Preparatory Curriculum Completion Form , if you graduated after April 15, 1986, An official high school transcript, and A nonrefundable $35 application fee (Pay-able on-line). Students who have completed secondary education through an alternative program, such as home schooling, must present GED Test results in order to be admitted to BGSU Firelands. ACT or SAT results are encouraged; however, if you have never taken either of these tests you will be required to take COMPASS placement tests during or before orientation. This allows for accurate placement in your courses.

39. Frequently Asked Questions - Louisiana Department Of Education It requires tests verifying an equivalency to accepted high school standards. timesand locations of classes and testing and/or CAN A 16 YEAR OLD TAKE THE ged? http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/family/1577.html

Division of Family Career and Technical Education Adult and Family Literacy Services Monitoring and Reporting Career and Technical Education ... State Literacy Resource Center Family, Career and Technical Education Frequently Asked Questions WHAT IS THE GED? The G.E.D. is the General Education Development program that represents the alternative to a High School Diploma. It requires tests verifying an equivalency to accepted high school standards. The GED Test is comprised of 5 tests: Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts/Reading, and Language Arts/Writing. The candidate must earn a minimum standard score of 410 on each test and an average standard score of 450. WHERE CAN I TAKE THE GED TEST? You may contact the Adult Education Program Supervisor in your parish or information is available at this web address: www.doe.state.la.us . IS IT POSSIBLE TO TAKE THE GED TEST ONLINE? No. The GED Testing Service does not have a system in place to allow a candidate to take the GED Test online. The following are a few reasons that underlie this decision: · Security. The GED Testing Service has not developed a reliable method of determining if the person registered to take the test is the actual person who takes the test.

40. Atrocities (Susan Ohanian Speaks Out) schools will be more rigidly standardized than ever. that 36 percent of highschoolseniors cannot The company that produces it, the ged testing Service, gives http://www.susanohanian.org/show_atrocities.html?id=2200

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