Ged Kentucky that we offer is fully accredited by Higher Accreditation Board and recognized in all states and worldwide. All students getting Ged from Senford High School has an ID number to track details of his/her background for future reference to apply for better Jobs and study further in any institute, college and university of his own choice, GED Kentucky.

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There are many reasons why Kentucky is the ideal place to get a high school education - one of which is the Advanced Placement program for high schools. Kentucky's pre-college, college curriculum is also a good idea for those wishing to apply to college. Read the following requirements to learn more.

Minimum high school graduation requirements (www.education.ky.gov) are:

Four credits of English/language arts
Three credits of social studies (must include U.S. Economics, History, Government, World Geography and Civilization)
Three credits of mathematics (including Algebra I and Geometry)
Three credits of science (must include physical science, life science and earth and space science)
0.5 credit each of health and physical education
One credit of history and appreciation of visual and performing arts
Seven credits of electives

The Pre-College Curriculum requirements are as follows:

Four credits of English/language arts
Three credits of mathematics (Algebra I and II and Geometry)
Three credits of science (physical science, life science, and earth/space science)
Three credits of social studies (Government, U.S. History, Economics, World Geography and Civilization)
0.5 credit each of health and physical education
One credit arts appreciation and history
Two credits of foreign language
Seven credits of electives

AP (Advanced Placement) courses are also available, through which college credit or advanced college class placement can be earned based on exam performance.