Homeschool Problem, GED or VSP? P1?

Question

Well, I'll start off by being frank and blunt, my work and all of my papers have disappeared, you do not need to know the reason or how, just know I had no control over it.

So now I need to either do the GED which I hear is what alot of homeschool kids take or a Virtual School Program which I have no idea what grade I will be in because I was taken out of school to be homeschooled in the 7th grade, I'm 17 (Just turned March) and I was taken out of school because I live in one of the worst school areas in georgia.

I would really if I could only like to have to study intill I'm 19 if not 18 for my Highschool if its a VSP, So if you could tell me which would be better for my future, and if you say VSP could you tell me which you think are best?

I already have colleges I want to go to so this vanishing act really puts a damper on my plans.

Answer 1

Do you live with your parents or a legal guardian? If so, there's probably a way for THEM to give you a diploma, write up everything they can think of about your education and what you've accomplished, write the transcript you would have had with any necessary explanations, etc. Ask a Georgia-based homeschool support group, too, for the specifics on diplomas in Georgia.

Answer 2

Well, Glurpy gave you a great answer.

However, if you want to try a virtual school, try to find one that will let you test out of some courses.

Here is one that will do that, and they are fully accredited:

http://www.edanywhere.com

They will let you take a test on the course, then if you don't pass, you can study just the parts of the course you need to and re-take the test.  I think it sounds like a good solution for someone who HAS done the work, but just can't prove it.