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GED Discussion with Nicole Thelin of LowIncomeRelief com

1989outreach
Oct 9, 2022
2 min read



Nicole Thelin of LowIncomeRelief com joins 1989 Outreach to discuss her website, as well as one of her blog articles, “How to Get a GED for Free or Cheap!”

Please review the following list of key points from this discussion:

  • LowIncomeRelief.com helps bridge the gap between what people are looking for and what they are formally called.

  • LowIncomeRelief.com’s goal is to make sure resources and the people who need them are connected.

  • There are either 30 million adults who do not have either a GED or HS Diploma

  • It is important to go deep into Google Search, instead of stopping at the first few pages, when looking for resources like GED programs.

  • Reputable GED Programs charge for tests, not GED Certificates/diplomas.

  • Opportunity Resource Services of Texas will pay for up to 2 GED tests. They also have GED prep courses.

  • Community Colleges, high schools, and libraries are usually able to refer you to good GED programs in the area.

  • You still have an open door to many opportunities in life with a GED.

  • What do you know now that you wish you knew when you were 18 years old? “Progress not Perfection” – as long as you are trying and growing, perfection does not matter. Peace is something that comes from inside and doesn’t come from our surroundings.

ABOUT LOWINCOMERELIEF.COM

Low Income Relief is a free information service that helps low income people across America save money and get free stuff. We connect people with benefits, programs and resources in their local communities (such as food banks and homeless shelters). We also research and report on helpful nationwide, state and local programs that help alleviate poverty (such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Section 8, and more).

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