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| • More than 860,000 adults worldwide take the GED Test each year. |
•  More than 90% of all United States employers consider those who earned their GED diploma the same as traditional graduates with regard to hiring, salary, and opportunity for advancement. |
| • 97% of colleges and universities accept the GED credential as equivalent to a traditional high school diploma. |
| • Those who have a high school diploma or GED credential realize a 35% increase in median annual earning over those who do not graduate. |
| • The GED Test is offered in English and Spanish in the state of Florida, however, a student who takes the GED in Spanish may not be eligible to pursue a college degree. |
For more information call 305-558-8000. |
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