Continue Your Education

The GED is a stepping stone that makes it possible to move on to post-secondary education, which can significantly boost a person’s earning potential.
Trade and technical schools prepare students for skilled occupations such as cosmetology, massage therapy, construction trades and more. They can also prepare students to become medical assistants, computer technologists, bookkeepers and more.
Two-year colleges, such as community colleges, offer Certificate programs and Associate’s degrees. Many four-year colleges and universities offer Associate’s degrees, Bachelor’s degrees, as well as Master and Ph.D degrees. You have options!

Click here to explore your options after passing your
GED test.

Find a National Accredited College

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Click here to find National Accredited Colleges. You can search by interest/level of degree/includes online degrees.

Students with Disabilities

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Students with Disabilities US DOE - explains what post secondary schools must provide for disabilities Click here

Click here to find which option is right for you. Is it College or is it Trade School?

Find a Florida Accredited College

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Click here for a list of Florida Accredited Colleges & Universities.

Find Your College Scorecard

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Click here to find College Scorecard. You can compare programs, enrollment, type, location and tuition cost.

Federal Student Aid Information

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FAFSA Information Submit FAFSA form, look up college codes, find out information about how to fill out Click here