GED or Super Senior

>>18094874
Get your GED.

>>18094879
Why?

In my opinion, i think it would be better to super senior it, i think most people could agree that noticing you fucked up (especially senior year since its supposed to be decently fun and college bound) going back and fixing what you messed up would be better.... hopefully you got good grades soph/jr year, it would help alot, just dont expect A UC or yale or anything.... for sure you can get into a university though... Good luck op

GED definitely looks better than a failing transcript unless you have solid work experience to back you up on future applications. You're more likely to see "High school diploma or GED" as a job listing requirement than a workplace asking for someone too prideful to finish their education because of a stigma against GEDs.

Basically, you need something that shows you overcame the issues that fucked up your senior year. Either a GED or a solid recommendation from a post-high school job will do, but it's gotta be something.

>>18094879
A GED just says you messed up and can take a test, Super Sr. Is better imo

>>18094898
People get their GED for various reasons. It doesn't automatically mean you messed up.

>>18094897
OP here, so as long as I get my GED and check into a community college and get back on track with my education, I should be good for the most part?

You're not getting into any decent colleges with that type of diploma or a GED

However both will let you into community college and you can transfer from there

no clue if you just want employment

>>18094907
with your GED you're still going to need ACT/SAT/some form of standarized placement testing even for community college.

If you're really serious about fixing your education just go back to highschool.