GED
Earn Your High School Equivalency Diploma.
General Education Development
The General Education Development (GED®) learning path helps people earn their high school equivalency diploma. Getting a GED allows you the opportunity for higher wages and a more sustainable career. According to South Dakota Labor and Regulation, someone with a high school equivalency diploma will earn almost $12,000 more annually than someone without.
The SDDLR recognizes the importance of this educational milestone and provides the General Educational Development (GED®) program to help those who have not completed a regular high school program leading to a diploma.
Want More Information?
Visit the South Dakota Department of Labor & Regulation for more information about the GED® program and study materials.
Choose Your Learning Path
No two people are the same. Why should their education be? Choose a path of learning that fits your life.
Internships
Build experience as a student or recent graduate with internships relevant to your field of study.
Certificates
Learn new skills or master a field you already know with cost-effective, convenient certificate programs.
Cyber Residencies
Earn real wages and gain practical skills outside of the classroom in a blended learning experience.
Tech/Assoc. Degrees
Choose from a wide range of courses and programs where you’ll learn skills tailored to fit a high-demand job market.
Dual Credit Classes
Get a head start! Dual credit classes enable high school students to earn college credit before they step foot on campus.