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Franklin Virtual Schools FranklinVirtualSchools.com Other Services: Recovery Credits Career Preparation HS Diploma College Preparation HSDiploma Ideal Home School Options ROCCS - Assessment Resume Builder ATB - Ability to Benefit Equal Opportunity Educator And Employer Registered and recognized online School HSE D Your Future now! High School Equivalency Diploma Visit our other programs at: With an HSED, you can expect to make an average of $100,000 more in a lifetime income than someone without a high school credential! TP247 - Test Prep 24/7 ESP Learning Systems ESPLearning.com 545 E. Tennessee St. Tallahassee, FL 32301 Do you have an interview today? Tomorrow? Next week? Highlight your strengths with a ROCCS Report Card showing your Personal & Job Skills and Strengths. www.ROCCS.com Been out of school for a year ...or more? Do you not have a diploma but want to start college now? Visit us and be prepared! www.ATBPrep.com Stressed out about your ability to pass an important upcoming test? Not sure you are ready? Then stop by our test prep center and hone up your skills and end those sleepless nights! www.TestPrep247.com

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Page 1: ESP Learning Systems - Franklin Virtual High School HSED.pdfCareer Preparation HS Diploma College Preparation HSDiploma Ideal Home School Options r t er Registered and recognized online

Franklin Virtual SchoolsFranklinVirtualSchools.com

Other Services:Recovery CreditsCareer Preparation HS DiplomaCollege Preparation HSDiplomaIdeal Home School Options

ROCCS - Assessment Resume Builder

ATB - Ability to Bene�t

Equal Opportunity Educator And EmployerRegistered and recognized online School

HSEDYour Future now!

High School Equivalency Diploma

Visit our other programs at:

With an HSED, you can expect tomake an average of $100,000 more in a lifetime income than someonewithout a high school credential!

TP247 - Test Prep 24/7

ESP Learning SystemsESPLearning.com545 E. Tennessee St.Tallahassee, FL 32301

Do you have an interview today? Tomorrow?Next week? Highlight your strengths with a

ROCCS Report Card showing your Personal & Job Skills and Strengths.

www.ROCCS.com

Been out of school for a year ...or more?Do you not have a diploma but want to start

college now? Visit us and be prepared!www.ATBPrep.com

Stressed out about your ability to pass an important upcoming test? Not sure you are ready?Then stop by our test prep center and hone up your

skills and end those sleepless nights! www.TestPrep247.com

Page 2: ESP Learning Systems - Franklin Virtual High School HSED.pdfCareer Preparation HS Diploma College Preparation HSDiploma Ideal Home School Options r t er Registered and recognized online

What HSED Tests Do I Need to Take?The FVHS HSED test consists of subjects generally required for any traditional high school diploma issuance. The tests can be taken is sections or all at once. Tests must be completed in a single session; Unlimited Retakes (except Language Arts Essay) as no two test sections are identical.

4) Language Arts ~ Reading

Includes 25 Questions, estimated 40-50 minutes.Sentance structure, Usage, Mechanics, Organization

5) Language Arts ~ Writing

Includes 25 Questions, estimated 30-45 minutesLiteracy, Fiction, Non-Fiction

Required: 200+ words, 2+ paragraphs, sentence structure,grammar & topic focus graded. Estimated 15-45 minutes.(You may complete in multiple sessions and can convert practice session to Essay Submission).

3) Mathematics

2) Science

1) Social Studies

How Do I Prepare for Testing?Although preparation is always recommended (and available with this program), you can begin testing immediately in some or all sections above. If you need to study or become familiar with the test, unlimited online study is available from within your “MyAccount” area. This includes resource materials well as optional tutoring service.

What Do I Need to Score On the tests?A score of 63% per subject section. Remember that each test (not study or simulation sessions) must be completed in a single session and you must be proctored during each session.

How Do I Find Out My Test Scores?Test scores can be dynamically monitored from within youraccount area. You will be able to log into your account, view progress, initiate study or test sessions, access resource tools, retake tests, contact support, tutoring and preferences.

Are Retakes of the Tests Allowed?You may retake GED tests to achieve a passing score. We hold the same standards with the HSED. However, with theGED, you must wait 30 days prior to retesting on the ‘same’ test. The FVHS HSED system never o�ers the same test settwice so there is no waiting period. So without our HSED program you can retake the test as often as you like without any down time!

Why would I want a HSED instead of GED?

83% of those test takers pass their exam on the �rst try when they are prepared ahead of time.

62% of testers take the tests for educational reasons & 49% list employment as their goal

How Do I Start?

HSED or “High School Equivalency Diploma” is often pursued byindividuals seeking an alternative to taking the GED or(General Equivalency Diploma) test. One clear reason is the ability to study, prepare and complete the program 100% online. Another is the perceived value of presenting a “High School” based document versus a “GED” document to a potential employer. More information is available online at: wikipedia.org/wiki/HSED

Our program is among the most a�ordabe options you will�nd online. You can get started for as little as $85 and $50 per test section ($285 total), or for $245 if you prefer to payeverything at once and save about 15% on costs.

Is There a Cost for the HSED Test?

The HSED tests are o�ered 100%online. The enrollment date is entirelyup to you. Simply visit us today atwww.FranklinVirtualSchools.com and click on “enroll now”.

What exactly is an HSED?In a study to determine the labor market consequences for young people of acquiring a GED and a High School Diploma three major consequences of receiving a GED were examined: 1) Labor Force participation 2) Employment Status 3) Wages. The analysis showed that the High school graduate recipients were more likely to be labor force participants than GED recipients. As was observed with labor force participation, thechances of being employed were much greater for young high school graduates than for GED recipients. Interpretation of annual salaries from hourly wages indicated that the typicalGED recipient would have earned about $780 more than a youth without a GED or diploma, but $1,340 less than a youthwith a high school diploma. (Source: General Educational Development Tests; National Longitudinal Survey Youth Labor Market Ex)

What is a Proctor?A Proctor, or a procurator, is a person who accepts the task of assuring the student is present and solely completing the test asis de�ned in the test process. As such, each time you begin a testsession you must have a proctor con�rm you are taking the test per the requirements and without unapproved aid or outside assistance (including your proctor). Requirements are on the Proctor Page of your “MyAccount” login page.

“An investment in knowledge always pays thebest interest” - Ben Franklin

You must be at least 18 years of age and your high school freshman class must have graduated.

Complete the program registration forms and submit

Establish your required Test Proctor relationship(s) prior to initiating testing.

6) Language Arts ~ Essay

Includes 25 Questions, estimated 40-50 minutes. Measurement, Geometry, Algebra I, Numbers & Operands, Data Analysis.

Includes 25 Questions, estimated 35-45 minutes. Life Science, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science.

Includes 25 Questions, estimated 30-45 minutes. History, Economics, Geography, Civics & Government.

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