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Originally posted by CaptainObvious
I can prove him wrong. It is against the law to get your GED at 14. The law does vary from state to state with the minimum age being 16.
www.acenet.edu...
The American Council on Education sets the following eligibility requirements for GED testing. Details about local eligibility requirements may be obtained by calling (800) 62-MY-GED.
Residency
Each State, Province, Territory, or other jurisdiction administers the GED Tests to any qualified adult who resides within that jurisdiction and who meets residency requirements.
Educational Limitations
Only persons who do not hold a traditional high school diploma nor have previously earned a GED are eligible to take the GED Tests. Persons who have been awarded a high school equivalency diploma or earned scores sufficient to qualify for a high school equivalency diploma are eligible to re-test under certain conditions.
Enrollment Limitation
The GED Tests are not administered to candidates who are enrolled in an accredited high school, including those accredited by regional accrediting bodies and also those approved by jurisdiction department/ministry of education.
Age Limitation
The GED Tests are not administered to persons less than 16 years of age. Most jurisdictions require a person to be 17 years and over.
Originally posted by CaptainObvious
I did however check MANY states and found the above law to stand true for all of them. I looked for a Cheeroke law in regards to GED's. If i do find something I will post it.
Originally posted by RandomThought
speaking truth and backs it up with FACTS that nobody can debunk.
Originally posted by RandomThoughtHe even states NIST tried to reproduce 9/11 and failed. Am I supposed to listen to you instead of him because you have Gen. in front of you name? no.
Originally posted by RandomThoughtGo look up the laws on the GED thing. He's an old guy. The laws probably have changed since he was 14. Look it up before jumping to now days laws.
Originally posted by Griff
You have to admit, this GED thing is quite a wrench. Good find guys.
Originally posted by brisa
Anyone who understands basic physics and the concept of conservation of momentum cannot discount this fact. To argue with it, is to expose one's ignorance of the gravitational laws that govern movement in the near earth environment or to be intentionally reinforcing the official cover-up.