High School Diploma

The Adult Education program offers individuals without a high school diploma the chance to earn a nationally recognized equivalent credential. With comprehensive instruction and support, students build the skills needed to succeed on the GED exam, which includes math, science, social studies, and language arts. Whether you're aiming for college or advancing your career, our GED services provide a flexible path to reaching your goals. Our High School Diploma Program goes beyond preparing students for the GED—it helps them achieve College-Ready® scores, opening doors to higher education opportunities.

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PROGRAM COST

$20

Materials Fee Cost: $20

HOW YOU'LL LEARN

On Campus Instruction

START DATES

Monday-Thursday

M/W: 11am-12:30pm & 2:30-4pm
T/Th: 1-4:30pm

Median salary for high school graduate

$31,702

Salary, based on U.S. Career Institute.

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Book a visit to tour the program and experience student life at Manhattan Tech, or apply today!

PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY

Requires one of the following conditions; Kansas Board of Regents (KBOR) oversight:

  • Does not have a high school diploma; and has not passed all four modules of the GED® Exam
  • Does not have basic, reading, writing, or math skills as determined by scores on the TABE tests

Underage students (16 & 17 year olds) must present documentation at the time of enrollment to show they are not truant and/or currently enrolled in high school. Any one of the following may be used as documentation:

  • A Disclaimer form and an Exemption form from the local high school showing the student has been legally withdrawn from high school
  • A court order exempting the student from attending school
  • Proof of enrollment in a board-approved alternative educational program
  • Proof of legal emancipation
  • Proof of marriage 

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High School Diploma Instructors

Brian Koch

Brian Koch

Faculty, Mathematics

Rachel Ohmes

Rachel Ohmes

Faculty, Communications

Chelsea Weese

Chelsea Weese

Faculty, Chemistry



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