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I love school. I like the things that actually teach us stuff. I can’t stand being cramped into a class room with people that probably don’t like me and that I don’t like just to get beat down by a teacher telling ME specifically that I’m not gonna be anything
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I finished high school 6 years ago but I'm planning to get a GED to see how much I learned from high school cause even do I graduated high school I still feel like I didn't complete it so that's why I'm getting the GED
I've got my GED and I'm a doctor. What are you truly learning in high school? All you learn is discipline and memorization. You're not taught to think critically or to have an opinion about anything. The tools that they give you in high school are useless. Dropping out of school allowed me to take placement exams and go to college at age 17. I set up an eBay marketplace company at the age of 13 with approval from my parents. I learned much more about business than any public school teacher could have taught me.
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When I went to High School, I had to wake up at 5:40am to be at my first class at 7:20AM for an 8 hour day at school (before extra curricular activities). Class was 5 days a week and each one of my 8 classes throughout the day gave homework totaling about 2.5 to 3 hours a night. I remember feeling much pressure from my teachers when homework was late, or I did bad on a test. I feel like such a fool knowing I could have just sat at home, watched RU-vid videos and take practice tests for the GED. My friend who got a GED said they only needed study about 20 hours a week over the course of 1 year.
It's a lot more difficult to get in and you'd struggle to get into a really good college They'll look into your application more because of the GED which is why it'd be tougher at a top college They wouldn't bother looking cuz they have so many If school is hard for you or something is causing you real problems then ok but if it's just because you wanna work sooner I'd recommend just taking school
@@juicebx283 I dropped out of high school because of personal problems that made me suffer. For example my living situation forced me to move to a new state every year, and change schools which made it impossible to make any friends, and also I am someone who HATES being the new guy, and I had to be the new guy every year, I also struggle a lot to communicate, because of poor English pronunciation and because of lack of experience in socializing, I also deal with extreme social anxiety and nerves. It was just an overall terrible experience for me, which sucks because my biggest dream was to be a normal teenager and have a normal high school life, so I have a lot of regrets for dropping out. But now my only chance is to get a GED
I pass all the subject on the GED tasc test except for math, that I have a learning disability with algebra and graphs, because of that I'm left a certificate of education and transcript, I wish there were other options.
Corona virus ruined my school year so everything has been online since august 2020, i don’t have the ability to learn off a computer, not only that but I suffer from migraines so it’s much harder for me to be on a computer 5x days and 5 hours a week. I have not been in class at all since I’ve also been working. I turn 18 in a month so I’m thinking of getting my GED, but I’m not sure if I should just get my diploma or ged :/
I just recently decided to drop out during my senior year, because the only way to stay enrolled in the program I was in was to pay a whole bunch of money I didn’t have. The guilt of feeling like a failure or disappointment is the biggest downside, but to be perfectly honest everyone I know who got their ged is doing completely fine. If you feel it’s right for you and you’re still considering I think you should go for it! ❤️
Same. I was a straight A student, but now I have Fs in almost all my classes. I just cant concentrate. I have better things to do like my business. I'm starting to think highschool is a waste of time
I was 20 when I finished HS but I graduated in 2018 even do I was supposed to graduate in 2015.its cause I failed kindergarten cause of I miss too many days cause I broke my arm then i failed 8th grade my teachers were assholes and then I failed 12th grade year
I've been truant all my high-school career, not all of them,, just enough days to go to court to certain things. Im also really dyslexic and have a hard time doing my work and all that.. im thinking aboit it. Although I'm 17 and will be 18 soon. On on my senior year. I jsut dont see myself passing. Any advice?
I'm 15 and in grade 9 in high-school. School got cancelled for the rest of this year because of carona. I think it might be better for me to start the GED program now and early because I have a lot of time in lockdown but I'm still not sure
i uses to think i was left behind and couldn't reach the levels of graduates and i had no idea about GED. unless just few days back i came to know about it from RU-vid comments, and now i see those chicks as high school dropouts... my confidence returns after years...
Peeps if you want to study for the ged I suggest 2 months minimum of mastering subjects and everyday consistency of studying especially with a program that is designed to help highschool students cause that’s exactly what im doing and my test is in may so im confident i will pass ill let you know if i do
INS4NE couldn’t even take the test cause of covid so I graduated early in highschool with online schooling I threatened to drop out so they gave me extra classes and yea thats what happened 😔
God yikes, I hope you can escape HS soon. I’m gonna hopefully prepare for GED from now onwards so that when COVID ends I’ll be ready to drop out. I’ve got Aspergers and an almost nonexistent work ethic, so I’m thinking highschool really isn’t for me. Good luck with the extra classes, that sounds like a really bullshit punishment for wanting an alternative to HS
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I love how they paint the person getting there GED as some bad, good for nothing person who can't get it done. Such a dumb stereotype, each story is different. Just because you have degrees doesn't mean you have actual wisdom (This coming from a dual degree student currently working on Undergrad and Masters)! People who pursue their GED should be applauded for their continuous effort to get their education finished instead of giving up. A HS Diploma is not the only way.
Yeah. This “getting a GED is bad compare a traditional high school diploma” thing is simply dumb. Just because you are getting GED rather than high school doesn’t make you a bad guy. High school isn’t for everyone. Some people might find the society to be easier than high school and that’s all what matters. The too hard judging needs to stop.
I'm 17 I've missed a lot of school due to my mom being sick for 2 years then she ended up passing away. I'm gonna get my GED then go to college to become a paramedic
....I'm about to do that... I had like 1month in a half of school to do and I'd be done with credits, thus graduated. But I moved on short notice to another state and turned 18 ( it was end of summer break) when schools started back up I tried to register to a high school but didn't accept me, apparently I cant go to a normal high school since I'm 18...(kansas)
when I was in high school the principal was called to class at least once a week, kids were kicked out of class at least once a week, multiple teachers left due to mental breakdown and the "extra curricular activity" was sneaking away to smoke weed lol. the education system in canada and the culture in general have major underlying issues that are never discussed.
If anyone is behind like me look into a challenge academy you may have one near you, it's hard work though. It must be the minors or students decision to go.
rueben Durfee I’m 18 and a sophomore and I’m thinking about taking the GED test but I’m still in school so idk if I’m allowed to take it while I’m still in school so what do you think I should do???
@@YeDingil_Wedaj personally if I could go back just a little bit in time I'd just get my GED because now I'm getting it anyway. Employers just want to hear that that you got something. If your really far behind that might be your best option honestly. If your not to far behind look into a program called the IDYC they are also in other states, they can get you 14 credits, however you must be accepted and it is not easy. However if I could go back I'd take the program again. Truely life changing. They also help in getting GED
My mom actually pretty much forced me to get a high school diploma. And really right now I'm almost going to graduate so really I don't really have a choice here. I wanted to drop out because of the emotional abuse I have faced at school actually. Like really school was just 13 years of abuse and really I think I will finally have some rest once I am out of it.
I am going for ged because A level syllabus is extra hard this year plus I would rather choose to do ged in 2 years than giving repeat exams of physics A level and finally come with a 'U'
If you're watching this is because you've thought about leaving school, all I can say is don't. Finish school or get your GED but do something. GED will not make you less than.
Im 17 turning 18 in april 17 of 2019 and I am a sophmore I know its a personal choice big time, but I would graduate when im 21 and if I go for my GED I could graduate at 18, and yes I have plans after getting my GED I want to be a professional welder going to a trade school for my degree. Should I get my GED and move towards trade school, I am also thinking about the military to help pay education.
@@meryannu7346 ya and even though ive talked to teachers, councilors, principals, and others. They all said they would help me find a way to move ahead two years but, since middle school they made this promise but i never heard anything back from them. Such as ideas, paths to take So basically no action after. I have done this like 3-4 times all failed. So ya best choice so far as I can tell is GED because I got no help or idea how I could do two years in one, unless I did like 16 credits in one year, and since my school has one of highest graduation requirements in my state of about 56 credits, I would have to squish in alot of credits in a year. Or I can spend that time working towards my trade degree, military or whatever. People say id regret not staying in school but I have a good solid plan as far as I can tell. Sorry about my spelling probably went bizoncars. Writing this, since it's lile texting.
@@martyfakenewsman170 no I had to sacrifice my schooling, education for my mother and father when my mom got lucemia and my father came off a truck with a trainee blind un able to open his eyes for more than one to two seconds. So once my mom was better or actually she still worked while she was sick and, guess who had to give my dad lunch breakfast and dinner I did, because my mom had to keep a roof over us, and since my dad would have to go see a urologist or someone that works on the brain and stuff, which believe me is not cheap, adding to that he had to go a state over to get this doctor... so I stayed home and gave him his medicine, did dishes laundry, during this time I tried doing homeschool. This lasted like 2 years. Before it was done though My parents could not afford to take care of me so I moved to live with my brother and was finally able to get a good solid three months of school before having to go back because, if you don't know this if you live away from home out of state as a 14 year old you enter into the foster care program and then you get adopted. Since my parents surely did not want this I was taken back to my home and went back into home school traveling 45 minutes for what they call a co-op meeting place for homeschoolers. If there was one thing that I did have trouble with it was math and the teachers pricaples, and councilers would not help me, when I finally got back to my hometown, school I entered back into school in middle school in seventh grade. So I was like 2 years behind then and, I ended up not passing one class wich was math but they let me pass, to grade 8 while still being in a lower math class which was fine because I passed it in summer school, then Onto highschool I was 16 in freshman year I already new I was not going to graduate, even though, again the teachers said they would find a way to boost mu education, they never talked again about it till sophmore year, to much time passed and I had to talk to a new princaple because our old one got fired and that same year my two friends commited suicide, and it struck us all in a very small town, these kids were happy and all that, and my friends and they still did it. 😢 I still miss those two, who were like brothers at times in my life. Now here I am and I am sophmore Ive decided a GED because it's my only hope left for a good education, then im going to the national gaurd for further education to get my associates, masters and maybe a bachlors... Just one thing when you see some one who has fell behind, don't always assume it was their choice. 😢 I wish I had the choice to get a diploma. Just to let you know I am now a A and B student in all my classes, please do not judge me like I messed around in school and did not care, I was forced to give up my education for my family so they would not go homeless. Sry for being so long but you asked.
rubygreen gaming oh my gosh I’m sorry for what you had to go through and it is understandable your a good person for sacrificing your schoolwork for your parents
True story. In Wisconsin, (I know someone) who has a GED, went to 2 years of JR college, then transferred to one of the UW’s schools. The Junior College gave the person the opportunity to prove their University “worthiness” by getting good grades and getting the general glasses out of the way. You don’t have to believe there is only one way to a reputable University.
@@mobeezes Yeah you should, it's a good idea I'm planning to get my ged and go to a 2 year technical college, it's a good move and it's better than going back and wasting time doing high school work.
Not that college is even worth it today. The huge loads of debt a person receives (the length of time it takes to pay it all back.) As well as the prospect of getting a good job is very low. That prospect is even worse if you have a criminal history thinking that a degree would show employers your willingness to rehabilitate. Also, School debt is the one thing that can never be removed via bankruptcy. It is financial slavery. Businesses can borrow money and if that business fails, you can claim bankruptcy. School debt? Nope. Only the students are the ones getting screwed while the Universities are making money hand over fist. Price of books, tuition, other things like room and board, hell most schools want you to buy a laptop too. I owe over 50k in student debt, did a 2 yr tech degree and am broke. I won't even be able to make next months bills. That stimulus money kept me afloat for one more month. Not sure why I am even trying anymore.
I went back for reasons I dropped out of school and I would recommend for you to go back to school I dropped out at the age 16 I’m now 20 and I’m passing all of my classes right now and I’m doing a lot better in school it’s hard to get a job without a diploma in life I was suppose to graduate in 2016 I ended up giving up on school because I have a learning disability but now sense I have a second chance to get it I’m now turning my life around I feel more confident about my school work I now go to a alternative school and I’m ready for my future just trying to help others change their mines :).
Honestly I wanna fucking drop out at 16 and focus on my online business, but my mom is a bitch despite me making 1000 a day. She thinks "go to college so you can find a good job" is the best way to go about life. What the fuck. I make more than her and I pay for the rent and shit. She wants me to finish college so our relatives can see that "I finished something" Bitch, When I make a million dollars a year at 20 without a college degree, let's fucking see who would shut the fuck up. I'd rather have no degree and making all my relatives combined x2 in a year than being a dumb ass with a degree and working for someone. And as for someone like you, I feel bad that you've wasted all that time when you dropped out to not research on alternatives and other productive ways to make more money. But whatever, I drive an Audi to school everyday as I work on my dropshipping business in chemistry class and brand while my shit for show classmates learn about algebullshit. Wake the fuck up, it's 2019, there is endless free knowledge available to you at the click of a computer? Don't have a laptop? Do what I did, go to a public library signing up for a computer card and work on my business till my 2hour max time is over. But whatever, you do you. I seem angry because I know you are worth more than this.
but my advice for you honestly, just honestly, bare minimum if you want to make six figures is to go to a trade school, not college. Learning a trade is free and you get paid while you learn. Once you join a union and choose to start a company, hell even just sign a contract you'd be better than those college fuckers who got a finance degree making 60k a year. I mean shit, if you chose to invest 50% of your income, you are making more money than a doctor until you turn 45. Sorry if I come off as outrageous with these paragraphs, I just hate to see people today thinking there's only one way.
