I was behind my senior year also and I decided to change schools to ECOT, an online school. You get a high school diploma and they only require you need 20 credits to graduate. Not to mention how flexible the class periods are. They say you should get on about 4 hours a day, but I managed to graduate with a 4.0 by doing less than 5 hours a week. I would strongly reccommend an online school or some type of home schooling. Most imporant though, be sure to make sure you can graduate on time with all the requirments, I’ve seen a few friends get tricked, bummed out and then settled for a GED. Dont settle! Good Luck!!

Home-schooled. Public school isn’t so much school as it is a hell house where people think it’s a good idea to force kids who are completely different and hate each other to spend every day together. Home-schooling is at the students pace and he/she can actually concentrate on learning.

Why not start taking classes at the local jr. college? Why not take a GED now? Or do homeschool and do college classes at the same time?

Public school is not god. Although they are confused about that concept sometimes. Your options are not limited. Think big.

yes…10 credits behind is actuallu a lot more than you think…homeschooling will give you the time and space that you need to just sit down and focus…it will help you through life if you can get those credits!

See if your state has an online public school. A lot of states do. Check here. www.k12.com www.connectionsacademy.com

Home-schooling can be good. You can work at your own pace, and their are even online schools for home-schoolers, and people who want extra work.