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2. Accepting University Search Archive - GED - Other Countries

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   Thousands of universities across the world accept the GED. Check with your preferred university, even if not listed here, for their admission requirements to confirm they accept the GED. Search by university, city, country, or postal code

3. Home - GED - Other Countries

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   Internationally recognized. The GED ® program is the only higher secondary certificate available in over 85 countries and accepted by nearly all universities in the U.S. and many across the world. SEE UNIVERSITIES.

4. National University of Singapore - GED - Other Countries

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   National University of Singapore. Posted by Irish Titan 1 min read. Posted by Irish Titan GED Testing Service LLC. | GED ® ...

5. SIM Global Singapore - GED - Other Countries

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   GED Testing Service LLC. | GED ® Official Website. Contact Us Policies Order Status FAQs

6. Singapore Institute of Technology - GED - Other Countries

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   University Acceptance; Graduate and Transcripts. Contact Us; Policies; Order Status; FAQs; Accessibility Statement; ... Singapore Institute of Technology. Posted by Irish Titan 1 min read. Posted by Irish Titan GED Testing Service LLC. ...

7. What’s the Difference Between a GED and a Diploma? | GED.com

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   Most colleges and employers see the GED and a high school diploma as the same. Just under 100% of U.S. schools accept the GED, including community colleges, private secondary or technical institutes, and universities.

8. Can You Go to College with a GED? - GED

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   Yes, you can! There are many, many colleges you can apply to. In fact, 98% of colleges accept applicants with a GED. Once you get in, you can earn your degree and progress towards a great career. Use the tips below before you start sending out applications.

9. Contact Us - GED - Other Countries

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   Contact Us. For the fastest response, chat with our team by clicking the blue icon in the bottom right corner of your screen. Hours: Monday – Friday, 2pm – 11pm GMT and 1am – 1pm GMT Internationally.

10. Malaysia - GED - Other Countries

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    In Malaysia you are required to be approved by an Authorized GED Prep Provider before you are approved to sit for the GED exam. You can find approved Prep Partners here , or you can either select or find information about an approved prep partner during the GED.com account set-up process.

11. 6 Steps to Apply for College After Your GED | GED.com

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    When you graduate with your associate degree, you can automatically transfer to participating four-year colleges or universities as a junior. After you make a list of colleges, double-check any out-of-state schools to see if they accept the GED from the state where you received it.