Correspondence School High School Diploma

[Anonymous]

My sister had a child young and dropped out of high school during her senior year.
She ended up graduating high school via a correspondence course, then eventually went to earn her Masters degree many years later.
However she is insecure about her HS diploma, she admits that she is embarrassed about graduating via a correspondence course and doesn’t tell anyone.
Should she be?

[Anonymous]

She should be very proud of herself.

What an accomplishment under the circumstances. Congratulations to her for becoming such a roll model for her child.

[Anonymous]

Today, there are different pathways to education. For example, cyber school and homeschooling. Both get degrees. Good for your sister for all her accomplishments.

[Anonymous]

No! She graduated HS. That's that. Now maybe do some community college or whatever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No! She graduated HS. That's that. Now maybe do some community college or whatever.

Ah, wait, she's got a masters.

[Anonymous]

Correspondence courses were the predecessors ->>> to online learning.

That is all.
So a correspondence high school diploma is just as good as one earned in person.
An actual h.s. diploma is a step above a GED in fact.