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Adult Secondary Education (ASE) consists of high school level instruction
for adults (grades 9-12). Students are typically working toward
a high school credential such as the national General Educational
Development (GED) test or the Wisconsin High School Equivalency
Diploma (HSED).
GED
The national GED program helps students prepare for and show mastery
of the equivalent of a high school education. However, in Wisconsin
the GED is not considered to be comparable to a high school diploma.
The HSED is considered to be comparable.
To obtain a GED a student must pass tests in mathematics, science,
writing, language arts, and social studies. Students prepare for
the tests through self-paced individualized instruction and group
instruction. Specific information on the GED/HSED can be found on
the Wisconsin
Department of Public Instruction web site.
HSED
The Wisconsin High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) is awarded
by the Department of Public Instruction. Download
several options available to students who want to earn a Wisconsin
HSED. The HSED program may also be available to students currently
enrolled in high school.
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Adult High School Courses
Technical colleges may also offer specific high school-level courses
to individuals who may need a few credits to complete their high
school diploma.
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