Okay, maybe now you've found that perfect career or maybe you're still exploring jobs.
If you're considering a future in healthcare, how much work are you going to have to put in to make this career happen?
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It might seem sometimes like getting to your goal is like driving in L.A. ...there are a million ways to get anyplace. Which way is best? We've broken it down for you. Here you'll find what it takes to successfully get a job, regardless of career path. How much school do you need? That depends on you and what job you're working towards.
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 Ask our Man-With-A-Plan, Counselor Cory. Counselor Cory can help you with all of your difficult questions regarding career planning.
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I do not have a high school diploma and I heard that by taking and passing the GED, then I would have the same qualified skill sets as if I graduated from high school. Is that correct?
Counselor Cory's Answer
Yes, that is correct. Anyone who passes the GED test gets a California High School Equivalency Certificate, which means they know the same things and can apply for the same jobs as someone with a high school diploma. The General Educational Development (GED) test is given in many places in California and costs around $100. There are books and classes that can help you prepare for the test. Learn more about the GED test at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/gd/gedfaq.asp.
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