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GED
Students
Students who are in the
process of taking the GED Tests, or who have already obtained
their GED diploma.
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ABE students
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ESL
students
English as a Second
Language students interested in transitioning into college and
with a good command of the English language.
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International
Students
International Students
who are new to
the country and would like to have a better understanding of the
American education system.
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Non-Traditional Students
Students who for
whatever reason have been out of the education system, but
decided to return and obtain the education they always dreamt
of.
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Students
who have been out of school for a while
College, High School,
GED, ABE, ESL or any other kind of students who stopped
attending school and now feel they are ready to continue on.
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Students who are unsure about career paths
Individuals trying to
find out what their career path is and what the labor and
professional expectations are.
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Students who would like to improve their College Placement Test
scores
Individuals who take the
College Placement Test, but are determined to improve their
scores in order to skip some developmental
classes.
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Students who need preparation to navigate the college system
A lot of people talk
about the possibility of getting a college degree, but are
intimidated with the paperwork, the requirements and the costs.
On the other hand, many of them just need to understand how to
navigate the system and how to take advantage of all the
available resources.
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Students interested in breaking the cycle of poverty
In an area with a high
percentage of people living under the poverty level, there is a
group of individuals determined to break the poverty cycle and
education becomes a vital part of the process.
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Students with
doubts about their educational possibilities
Individuals who don’t
see themselves as college material and haven’t had the
opportunity to explore the multiple educational possibilities
they can aspire to.
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Students who are tired of working for minimum wage
Students and
non-students who believe they can do better than working for a
minimum wage in order to survive.
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Students who are determined to succeed
Individuals who want to get the benefits and take the
responsibilities associated to a college degree. In
other words, those who are ready to make a decision, ask
for help, study, learn and transition.
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Contact:
Jhon Valencia
Transition Services Facilitator
Room 1518
(360) 538-4163
jvalenci@ghc.edu
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