Adult
High School Diploma Programs
See MAP for AHS
Locations
Adult
high school diploma programs offer classes for high
school credit. Adults who left high school before
graduation can take the courses they need to earn
a diploma.
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Most classes meet in the evening, once a week,
for a 15 week period during the school year.
- Contact
an adult high school program near you (See
Map) to get more details and to find out how
to enroll.
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Most programs charge tuition for adult high school
classes.
HOW
THE DIPLOMA PROGRAM WORKS
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The first step is an assessment of your high school
credits.
- A
coordinator or counselor will look at your high
school transcript to see how many credits you
earned in high school.
- Then
you can make a plan to earn the remaining credits
you need to graduate.
- When
you have completed requirements, your adult high
school diploma will be granted by the school district
that sponsors the program.
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Get more details by looking at New
Hampshire Adult High School Requirements (PDF).
CLASSES
FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
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Some adults who are high school graduates also
take diploma classes as refresher courses
- Others
take diploma classes to meet college entry requirements,
such as algebra and chemistry.
STUDENT
RESOURCES
Adult high school graduates who
are considering college can learn more at
www.collegeforadults.org/
