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Trying to get my son an accredited high school diploma thruogh a mail corresponding school
Check with your states Department of Education It most likely has website or see if the Superintendent of School District will field that question for you. It is one of tings they are suppose to do.
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I have two jobs right now and can't afford to loose them, I really want to get my high school diploma but don't have the time to go to an adult education center right now.
I give you credit for wanting to keep working, but earn your diploma.
I suggest you try here:
http://www.jmhsdiploma.com/#
Not sure about their accreditation, so just be sure you check on that, but an old neighbor girl of mine got hers through here, and she said she checked out the accreditation thing.
Good luck!
It says on the website and I will put a link in. This states that they are accredited. so can someone tell me if this is accepted by the army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard, and the national guard. So are they accredited
http://www.pennfoster.edu/diploma/certif ication.html
so can someone find out from a creditable source if this high school diploma program is accepted by the military
generally speaking, Online diplomas( and most home school programs) are NOT accepted as Tier ones. Only Tier 2s.. meaning a GED and thus you would not be able to enlist without 15 100 level college credits as well.
they want you IN the classroom.
If you goto an interview, and tell them you graduated from an online high school, will that be more frowned upon then if you graduated from a local high school? In the real world.. its all in the eye of the employer... anyone have any in site as to wether this is frowned upon like a GED or somthing of that sort?
If it is not accredited it will be more than just frowned upon; it will count against you.
Im going to be a Junior in High School this year and the school I go to is just HORRIBLE. I'm planning on doing Online School to get my High School Diploma, from an accredited Online School of course. I am wanting to got to ITT Tech for Drafting and Design to be an architect, my question is, Would ITT Tech accept the accredited online High School Diploma? Any kind of help would be MOST appreciated, Thank you.
ITT Tech isn't regionally accredited (which is the one that matters) itself...they certainly don't care about where you went to high school. They're all about making money.
You may want to look through the hundreds of negative feedback reports such as the one below.
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/26 8/ripoff0268111.htm
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PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Insight Schools CEO and Founder Keith Oelrich was honored for " Outstanding Individual Contribution to K-12 Online Learning " yesterday at the Annual International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) Membership Meeting in Austin, Texas during the Virtual School Symposium.
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Over the past decade, Oelrich has established himself as one of the foremost leaders in the online education field. His passion to develop a student-centered high school alternative has most recently inspired him to found Insight Schools - a national network of online, accredited, public high schools - in 2005 that has emerged in only a few short years as one of the leading operators of online high schools.
Before Oelrich founded Insight Schools, he served as President and CEO of Apex Learning, from 2000-2002, where he greatly contributed to the company becoming a recognized leader in the virtual high school industry. He then served as CEO of KC Distance Learning, from 2002-2005, where he led the company through a period of tremendous growth and transformation.
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Online High School CEO Wins Prestigious Award at National K-12 Virtual School ...PR Newswire (press release) - Nov 16, 2009
Insight Schools, Inc. is the nation's leading network of tuition-free, diploma-granting, online public high schools. To learn more, call 800-975-8006 or and more »Detroit Free Press - Nov 06, 2009
"The first step they're taking to bettering themselves is a high school diploma, and they're getting ripped off." But a Belford representative, It's not a high school diploma, but it's worth somethingA new educational philosophyGED program a scam, says lawsuit in Detroitall 4 news articles »WDSU - Nov 04, 2009
School's Diplomas Cause Problems For Students"They told me the school I went to, it wasn't an accredited school, but when I went she told us we were going to get a real diploma and the school was and more »Chicago Tribune - Nov 08, 2009
Scams prosper even if economy doesn'tIn an effort to obtain a high school diploma, an East Haven, Conn., woman was relieved of several hundred dollars by an online diploma mill, and more »Courthouse News Service - Nov 09, 2009
(CN) - An online high school that falsely claims to be accredited charges students $250 for fake diplomas, according to a RICO classWyoming Tribune - Nov 12, 2009
A lack of accreditation can hurt a student's chances of getting into college or diminish the value of a district's high-school diploma.UI The Daily Iowan - Nov 10, 2009
Chris Kolarik, an administrator for the Iowa City Home School Assistance Program, said the number of homeschooled students reaching a high-school level of and more »