MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - Midland College announced an exciting new initiative designed to support General Education Development (GED) graduates by offering them their first college course for free.

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Easton Councilman Frank Pintabone believes the over 30% Hispanic population in Easton is underserved. He is establishing an ...

Registration is now open for English language, GED, and high school completion classes at Yakima Valley College for the 2025 ...

Inside Hennepin County Adult Detention Center, inmates are not only serving time but learning skills to keep them from coming ...

The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) announced on Thursday that 4,460 incarcerated individuals earned ...

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In total, more than 14,400 people enrolled in GED prep programs, with 4,460 incarcerated people earning ... A new program was ...

That’s the number of incarcerated individuals who earned a GED through the Kentucky Community and Technical College System ...

In the 28-year history of the New Life Discipleship & Recovery program, Jack Cook is the first graduate to earn his GED.

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