GED is always an option, but it can also hinder you in some areas.. you are better off with a homeschool diploma over the GED if you are entering the military, so beware of your options.

Where I live, many get provincial diplomas, I have yet to meet one who’s done the GED, some don’t even get diplomas (but still go to college), I know others who aren’t doing the diploma thing, but I’m not really sure what their plans are for after their 12th year.

I suppose parents could supply some sort of a homeschool diploma, but they wouldn’t be recognized by anybody here, except another homeschooler. Only the provincial diplomas are seen as ‘valid’.

A high school diploma is a document that bears record of the completion of a course of study. If you’re wondering whether your homeschooled student can receive a diploma, the answer is yes!

As the parent, you’ve prescribed your child’s course of study and you can present a diploma that indicates he has successfully completed it. Some correspondence schools also provide diplomas for completion of their course of study.

only people who drop out and go back later or quit early get a GED if they pass the tests (which i hear are much harder than just going to school and getting a diploma)

But if you actualy want to, tyou could get a GED.

You must not have yours yet.

G.E.D.= general education Diploma.