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Old 09-19-2008, 11:47 PM #21
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Trish,

That is wonderful news about your DD passing her GED!!!! Good for her and you
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WOOhoo!!! That's awesome! She must be so proud of herself too. Congratulations.

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My son has started out at community college and will transfer after he gets his associate's degree.
That's how I did it. I got my BA, a masters degree, and a doctoral degree too. Great foundations can be had a community colleges. The education is what YOU make of it.
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That's wonderful news!

Trisha, I have a son and daughter who did not take high school seriously. One graduated from an alternative (last chance) high school. The other got her GED when she was 22.

My DD with the GED went on to get her AAS.

My son is curently attending night school taking the classes that complement the electrical apprenticeship that supports his family. Only 3 more semesters and he will have his electrical journeyman's license. Woohoo! And he is pulling straight A's!

You're only a failure if you fail to continue trying.

Your daughter is definitely a success!
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