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- John Adam's Virtual school 13791 East Rice Place Internet United States of America
- Phone: 8886129705
- Web: http://www.johnadams-edu.us/
- Category: Private Schools
John Adam's Virtual school I got what I thought was a credited high school diploma but it is not and I wasted money I didn't have now I cant get into college Internet
*Consumer Comment: And?
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I spent 310.00 dollars on a piece of paper that was supposed to be my high school diploma. I have a 10 yr old son that I raise on my own that money should have gone for him and not a non creidited piece of paper. I can't get into any college with this diploma and thats why I wanted it in the first place I am so pissed because I wanted to better my life for my son and all that I did was waste money that could have gone for him. I HAVE BEEN TURNED DOWN BY 5 DIFFERANT COLLEGE'S SOMTHING NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT THIS!!!
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#1 Consumer Comment
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AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Why did you need to pay them $310?
You could have gone to your actual High School. That is hoping that you did graduate and not trying to cheat the system, as that is not a good lesson to teach your son. Your High School would then send the colleges your "official" transcripts, probably for free(or low cost). By the way most legitimate colleges will only accept "official" transcripts sent from the actual school or school district as proof of your High School classes and graduation.
If by some chance you did not graduate then any other money you spend should probably go to GED classes and tests.
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