The GED test was once part of a non-profit organization. That all changed in 2014, when it was privatized, made more expensive and more difficult to pass. But that also brought about a couple of more testing options. Learn all about how high school dropouts can earn their equivalent degree in today's episode.
Josh and Chuck dive into the world of the GED, exploring what those three letters actually stand for (hint: it's not "General Equivalency Diploma") and how this high school alternative has evolved over the decades. They cover everything from the test's military origins during World War II to the recent controversial shift from a nonprofit to a for-profit model, plus practical details about taking the test today and why nearly a million people pursue this educational path each year.
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