Olivia
Do you have to have a g.e.d or graduated from high school
I’m in 12tb grade just didn’t ever finish school up I didn’t like how they were trying to make me go in a 8am for whole day schedules rather than just alowing me to do my half days when I just go in at lunch it’s sutes my schedule better and makes me more motivated to go in cause I have time to prepare myself for going in well really prepare myself for leaving the house I have very terrible anxiety I litterly don’t leave my house I basically have no job to be able to afford my own necessities etc rent I’m failing in ever aspect because of the fact that I’m so stressed and worked up about the way I have to see people or people can see me or being anywhere other then alone and not be in sight I feel like a deer caught in headlights just made forced to tryn smile and laugh nod nd walk lol i swear i could meet the guidelines to disability requirements fir social security
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Chanyapatch Phupratanasith
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Martinique Aguero
Martinique’s Answer
I'm so sorry to hear about the struggles and challenges you are dealing with.
To answer your question, I have a high school diploma (and a college degree). I highly recommend finishing your high school education - whether it's through a formal high school education or GED program. Both are acceptable forms of completing a high school education for employers and colleges if you are thinking about pursuing higher education. Education does matter to employers, and they like to see a completed high school education. And depending on what you plan to do for work/career, a high school education (or college degree) may be required.
There are many different types of high school education programs that allow for fully online learning or an in-person/online hybrid approach. I suggest seeing what types of programs your state has to offer. Lots of times you can find state or locally funded programs that offer online or hybrid programs to complete your high school education.
I hope this helps. Good luck!