i need an accredited online school.For high school diploma and with payments of 40 bucks a month or less. I dont care if its books or an online school or both combined.I need one that will let me do the work on my time and can continue with lessons at my rate.thanksok but not meaning to be rude i said payments of $40 or less and i know that there are some but i cant sit here and look at them all.I am home-schooled i just need a site that i can go through to do my work.I NEED schools like scitraining.com oh and for the idea about getting a ged:NO I can find something else besides that im 17 and i need a diploma.....oh and just so everyone knows im not a drop-out or anythingand also when i said that i need to be able to do work at my own rate i meant i want to be able to 50 pages one day if i want and 10 the next. i didnt mean i want to do 1 here and 1 like 2 weeks from when i started.I just meant i want to be able to do as many pages as i wish when i wish.

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You are not going to find a private accredited school for what you are able to pay. Check your local public high school or a high school district of a nearby large city they may have an online alternative school that would be free. Another alternative is if you parents agree to home school you. Its not online, but home schooling associations help you with books and curriculum. A third alternative is to check your local community college for a GED or GED2 program or possibly a high school program. The GED lets you go at your rate, the others will probably want you to show progress in a specific time ratio. (They are not going to hold you on their books till you are fifty)

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You can go to Link1 below to find some accredited institutions offering distance high school. For example, the Link 2 is to the Allied National High School, its tuitions are as follows:* 1 semester course = (1/2 credit) $318.00 * 2 semester course = (1 credit) $428.00































Link 1: http://www.detc.org/sear































Link 1: http://www.detc.org/sear

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Ashworth University High School (Also known as James Madison High School) has a great program. You can work at your own pace and you can do it ether online or have them send books to you. There are 2 different diploma tracks, a general diploma and college prep diploma. They are SACS accredited and you also get a class ring along with your diploma. You make a down payment of an initial $5 and then make monthly payments of $37 (It is interest free too).I am enrolled with them at the moment and I think it's a great program. The textbooks are great (published by Saxon, Glencoe, Pearson, etc) and you are also provided with a study guide and exam book (sometimes a cd or other material) Even if you have them send textbooks to you, you can take your exams online (I do it online just because they are graded instantly).Hope I helped, Let me know if you want to know anything else!

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Before you enroll, check with your state's education department and see if they already have a virtual instruction program in place. My state *just* approved funding for a VIP, and in the literature they distributed for it, it looked like at least 75% of the states had online schools in operation already. I only suggest this because IF your state does offer such a thing, odds are you could apply for a state-funded seat and not pay any tuition at all. The school would certainly be accredited as well.I've cited Missouri's Virtual Instruction Program for you, in case it helps.































dese.mo.gov

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Check out this site: www.k12.comIn a handful of states they have free public e-schools. I know they have them in Ohio, California and Colorado...plus others. There is no charge and all the materials are free.

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